East Africa · Capital Dodoma

Tanzania

SGR, Julius Nyerere hydro (2,115MW) and the EACOP pipeline — the largest coordinated build in East Africa.

AIDI rank 30 of 5468.6m people$80bn GDP7 tracked projects
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AIDI trajectory 2015—2025

Commitments vs disbursement, $bn

— committed--- disbursed

Infrastructure sub-indices

Project register · 7 tracked (loading)

Negotiated for over a decade; the HGA remains unsigned.

Value
$42bn
Target
2033
Bankability
4

Electrified SGR to Mwanza — the most technically ambitious rail programme in East Africa.

Value
$10.4bn
Target
2028
Bankability
74

Built inside a World Heritage site; doubles national capacity in a single asset.

Value
$3.6bn
Target
2026
Bankability
71

Hydromet refining in-country is the state's condition; it is also the project's largest technical risk.

Value
$1.6bn
Target
2029
Bankability
46

Fifty years after construction, the original Chinese railway diplomacy asset is being recapitalised.

Value
$1.4bn
Target
2029
Bankability
38

Access programmes rarely appear in pipeline databases yet absorb a growing share of concessional flows.

Value
$1.2bn
Target
2030
Bankability
53

The highest-ridership BRT in sub-Saharan Africa.

Value
$0.7bn
Target
2027
Bankability
86

Tracked value by sector, $bn

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