Aspires – Promoting Evidence-Based Policy Reforms

Driving evidence-based policy reform for agriculture transformation and sustainable growth

Capacity building is essential for agricultural transformation

Strengthening extension services is critical to improving agricultural productivity

Increasing the role of Tanzanian youth in agriculture is necessary for agricultural transformation

Private sector investment is key to transforming the livestock sub-sector

Private sector investment is key to transforming the fisheries sub-sector

Digitizing produce cess administration helps to strengthen LGA’s revenue

A common understanding and synergy on policy issues among food systems stakeholders is essential for agricultural transformation

A Decade of Supporting Impactful Policy Reforms

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Institutions reformed
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The Launch of the Tanzania Seed Sector Development Strategy

On 28 May 2026, Tanzania took a significant step toward transforming its agricultural future with the official launch of the Tanzania Seed Sector Development Strategy

Planting the Future: Strengthening Tanzania’s Seed Sector Through Global Partnerships

In May 2026, ASPIRES Tanzania, in collaboration with the International Water Management Institute (IWMI), coordinated and facilitated a series of high-level visits to leading seed

11th Annual Agricultural Policy Conference (AAPC) – Driving Tanzania’s Food Systems Transformation

On August 5, 2025, the 11th Annual Agricultural Policy Conference (AAPC) was convened in Dodoma, bringing together 110 participants from across Tanzania. The gathering united

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Transforming the tea production and marketing for farmers and traders in Tanzania through tax reform benefits.”

As a medium scale farmer my know-how and depth of network has increased with every other Annual Agricultural Policy Conference (AAPC). I have also observed that the content of AAPC is increasingly getting richer and pertinent.

Progress always happens when sectoral players partake in informed dialogues and consolidate their best practices towards the accomplishment of a clearly defined goal. The ongoing reforms and successes in the agriculture sector are a testament to the power of partnerships.

The PAG has proven to be a successful multi sectoral partnership. Over the last 5 years we have successfully reduced duplication of effort in the sector, promoted synergy and collaboration, harmonized policy messaging and in turn, our efforts have accelerated policy reforms for agricultural transformation.

The PAG has proven to be a great tool to coordinate various efforts by our Agricultural members from the private sector. The partnership has created a fora for dialogues that have contributed much to the reforms that are happening in the agricultural sector.