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About SAGCOT

The Program for the Development of Agriculture in the Southern Region of Tanzania ("SAGCOT") is a Partnership Program between the Government and the private sector that was launched during the World Economic Forum - Africa (World Economic Forum - Africa) held in Dar-es-Salaam in 2010 .

Its implementation takes a period of 20 years until 2030. The main goal is to increase production productivity in agriculture, strengthen food security, reduce poverty and ensure sustainable conservation of the environment through commercial formalization for small farmers.

ACHIVEMENTS

SAGCOT in Numbers

The SAGCOT Institute receives funds from the Government of Tanzania, Aid Organizations from various countries, especially the British Government; (FCDO or UK Aid), the United States Government (USAID), AGRA and the Norwegian Embassy. Other partners that have provided funds include UNDP and the World Bank.

859K

Land Under Improved Technology

903K+

Smallholder Farmers Impacted

351M+

Value of Commodities Sold

1.32B+

Private Investments Facilitated Awards

What we do

Mission

To be an honest facilitator of relationships between the government, agro-industries, SMEs, small and medium-scale farmers and other stakeholders for growth and transformation of agriculture value chains in Tanzania.

Vision

To transform Tanzania’s agriculture sector in a manner that agro-industries are inclusive of small and medium. -scale farmers and are environmentally sustainable.

Our Services

What we do

The SAGCOT Institute enables partners to work in all inclusive and sustainable value chains in agriculture and ensure the existence of equal opportunities for all partners

Our Mission

To be an honest facilitator of relationships between the government, agro-industries, SMEs, small and medium-scale farmers and other stakeholders for growth and transformation of agriculture value chains in Tanzania.

Our Vission

To transform Tanzania’s agriculture sector in a manner that agro-industries are inclusive of small and medium. -scale farmers and are environmentally sustainable.

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