27th January 2012 National Policy Dialogue 1 Growth and Reduction of Income Poverty Donald Mmari REPOA.

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27th January 2012 National Policy Dialogue 1 Growth and Reduction of Income Poverty Donald Mmari REPOA

27th January 2012 National Policy Dialogue 2 Outline Progress towards targets (by goal) Implications for Policy (by goal)

27th January 2012 National Policy Dialogue 3 Cluster-wide indicators High Growth rate over past ten years –Average 7% compared to target (6-8%) by 2010 –Generally resilient to shocks-weather, energy, and GFC major problems Gradual structural change –Service sector largest(43.9% in 2010, 45.5% 2001) –Agriculture share 24% (29% in 2001), but 74% of labour force –Mining still a small share of GDP, but large share of export earnings –Tourism-growth in number of tourists, average spending

Growth rates –Manufacturing growth of 7.9% in 2010 (4.8% in 2000, but below MKUKUTA target of 15% by 2010) –Agricultural growth averaged 4.3% for ten years, against MKUKUTA target of 10% by 2010 –Fishing growth declined from 6.7% in 2004 to 1.5% in 2010 –Mining and quarrying-averaged 15% ( ), dropped to 2.7 in 2010 (but value of mineral exports increased- gold effect) Income poverty and inequality –HBS Poverty declined marginally btn –Pervasive in rural areas- off track the target 27th January 2012 National Policy Dialogue 4 Cluster-wide indicators (Ctd)

27th January 2012 National Policy Dialogue 5 Cluster-wide indicators (Ctd) Implications –Need to promote growth that is inclusive with pro-poor employment –Interventions to facilitate access to productive assets and decent jobs for women and young people

27th January 2012 National Policy Dialogue 6 G 1: Sound economic management Rising inflation since 2006 –Fueled by both food and non food inflation –Well above target of 4% by 2010 Domestic revenue-15.3% (10.9% in 2000/01), but below target of 16.4% –Slow down of economic activities-GFC, energy crisis Fiscal deficit up -10.9% of GDP 2009/10 (4.3% in 2001/02) Decreasing external debt service ratio But total domestic debt stock almost doubled

27th January 2012 National Policy Dialogue 7 G 1: Sound economic management Exports and imports –Imports increasing faster than imports –Deteriorating balance of payments Implications –Restore discipline in public spending –Restrain public borrowing to avoid crowding out of private sector –Address structural rigidities that trigger food costs –Improve revenue collection, including widening of tax base –Initiatives to diversify exports –Address domestic supply bottlenecks to improve export competitiveness

27th January 2012 National Policy Dialogue 8 G2: Sustainable and broad-based growth Credit to private sector increased 17% in 2009 (6% in 2002) –Strong credit growth in transport, communication, hotels, slowest in agriculture Steady increase in FDI , reversing in 2009 due to GFC Interest rate spread-averaged 5% last 3 years – lending rates declined (although rising again) Unemployment – Based on 2006 ILFS -11.7%, highest in Dar es salaam (31.5%) –By 2010, 1,313,561 jobs created outside agriculture, surpassing one million target

G2: Sustainable and broad-based growth Trunk and regional roads- % in good and fair condition increased (90% in 2010, 51% in MKUKUTA target surpassed Implications –Interventions to expand credits to agriculture –Attract more strategic FDIs –Further efforts to reduce credit risks-legal framework, contract enforcement –Investment in infrastructure as a whole- ports, railways, roads –Attention to rural roads 27th January 2012 National Policy Dialogue 9

G3: Improving food availability and access Food self sufficient ratio in 2009/10 103% (below target of 119%), but still self sufficient HHs with food shortages –23% of rural HHs food insecure –more so in Mtwara, Lindi, Morogoro, Dodoma, Singida, Arusha, & Manyara Smallholder production of key staples –Increased production (7.4 mil tonnes as per ACS 2007/08 -62% of MKUKUTA target) –Per capita production increased from 0.14 to 0.25 ton 27th January 2012 National Policy Dialogue 10

G3: Improving food availability and access HHs consuming no more than one meal –Agric. Census indicate improvement (3.4% 2002/03 to 2.3% 2007/08. BUT TDHS indicate reversal (and more so in rural areas) Implications Address food access in food insecure areas Targeting to food insecure households 27th January 2012 National Policy Dialogue 11

G4 & 5: Reducing income poverty Goals focused on rural/smallholder agriculture Contract production and OG schemes- only 0.2% of farmers in 2007/08 (Target 1.3%) Smallholder land under irrigation – only 3.2% in 2007/08 –up from 2.7% 2002/3 but below target of 13% Only 2.4% access formal credit in 2007/8 – up from 0.32% in 2002/3 but below target of 10% 27th January 2012 National Policy Dialogue 12

G4 &5: Reducing income poverty Agric HHs with off-farm income sources declined (26% in 2002/, 15% in 2007/8)- though HBS 2007 show an increase Implications –Continued interventions to raise agric. Productivity –Promote environment for rural non-farm enterprises 27th January 2012 National Policy Dialogue 13

G6: Provision of reliable/affordable energy 82% of large businesses are in regions with access to national grid (also grow faster and higher more employees) Number of connected customers increased by 75% (790, Tanesco), off grid 72,000 Only 14.2% of HHs are connected- 45% urban and 3.4% rural- target 20% Sources of energy for cooking -95% wood or charcoal (Kerosine used mostly for lighting) 27th January 2012 National Policy Dialogue 14

G6: Provision of reliable/affordable energy Target of 10% alternative use out of reach Electricity generation -75% of total generation capacity Demand far exceeds generation capacity (lowest per capita consumption in the SADC region) Implications –Increased investment in generation and transmission of electricity (efficiency & reliability) 27th January 2012 National Policy Dialogue 15