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Sh5 Billion Earmarked for Environmentally Friendly Businesses

Latest Tanzania economy news · Sh5 Billion Earmarked for Environmentally Friendly Busi… explained · updated Aug 17, 2026 · economy news · GDP · investment

TLDR

The CRDB Bank International Marathon has raised over Sh5 billion since its inception in 2020.
The funds from the marathon support healthcare, youth empowerment, and community development in Tanzania.
An additional Sh5 billion has been allocated through the Go Green and IMBEJU programmes.
These programmes aim to support young people and women in environmentally friendly businesses.
More than 1,000 beneficiaries have already been selected for these initiatives.

Latest news excerpts & sources: Sh5 Billion Earmarked for Environmentally Friendly Busi…

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A further Sh5 billion has been earmarked through the Go Green and IMBEJU programmes to support young people and women operating environmentally friendly businesses, with more than 1,000 beneficiaries already selected.

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