AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoResearch and Circular Economy: Tanzanian researchers say sisal-processing waste can be converted into protein-rich animal feed, organic fertiliser and energy using black soldier fly larvae, turning factory residue into useful products. Digital Access: Tanzania has launched an integrated digital library system for cataloguing, lending and library services, available on the web and by mobile app; physical libraries will remain important for people without internet access. Startups: The government is targeting a six-month deadline for a dedicated startup policy as officials seek to sustain a funding surge that could bring Tanzanian startups’ 2026 total to about $90 million. Public Health: Tanzania’s 2026–2030 malaria strategy will use surveillance data to tailor interventions as cases and deaths fall, while addressing areas where transmission remains high. Science and Skills: Tanzania researchers are being trained to detect the wheat blast disease threat, while a new international vocational education framework calls for stronger industry links and using AI to support teaching reforms.
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