Executive Summary: In 1996 the government of Tanzania reviewed the investment policy of 1990 and in 1997 a new investment law replaced the previous investment law of 1990 in order to streamline investment incentives and make the TIC a “one-stop-centre” for investment facilitation and promotion. In response, in the last decade, Tanzania has achieved significant progress in attracting the muchneeded investment especially Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)…
Objectives: The main objective of this study is to evaluate the growth and impact of investment on the economy; to assess the role played by TIC in investment promotion and facilitation, and-recommend measures for enhancing the favourable impact of investment for economic growth and poverty reduction…Investment in Tanzania…
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