Tanga City Projekt

"The development goals of the Strategic Cities Project for Tanzania are (i) to (i) to expand (I for companies and households) to urban infrastructure and services in selected urban municipal administrations (LGAS); and (II) to strengthen the administration and financial performance of this city LGAS.
The negative measurements include: loss of income, loss of livelihood, loss of asset and loss of land.
The remedial measures include: a) Measures that are necessary to ensure that the livelihood and the standard of living of the people affected are improved or at least restored; b) Involuntary relocations should be avoided or minimized if possible; c) to provide the project affected (Paps) complete and timely information about resettlement phases and the associated activities; d) reduce the potential for conflict and the risk of project delays from complaints; and e) Understanding the needs and priorities of paps in relation to compensation, relocation and other activities to be carried out. "

The Strategic Cities Project 2010 was a resettlement action plan of the World Bank, which describes the guidelines, principles, procedures, roles and responsibilities for the management of displacement effects, which by pipeline building the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (Eacop) and the associated landing in the regions of Kilindi, Handeni, Korogwe and Tanga City were caused.

The plan was created together with the Tanzanian government:

https://documents1.worldbank.org/curated/en/217146813180834/PDF/RP9130V70BOX34941B0Tanga.pdf

The structure of the Tanzania Center for Digital Health is part of the Tanga City Project

Uhurulabs conducts a drone mapping project for the Tanga City Project.
Uhurulabs produces high -resolution cards from Tanga with drones and satellite images to improve urban services. The project will also set up a "data center" that is to be used for well -founded decisions about the city.

The \"Tanga City City Council Data Readiness Analysis Project\" carried out by Tanzania Data Lab has provided recommendations for data collection, governance and training of skills to solve questions of child and mother mortality.