RCCL | ENGINE

MIVARF-(IFAD)

We worked with in Iramba DC to Produce Empowerment and Market Likange (PEML) - Working with 53 groups with 1842 members and 6 SACCOS, 1 AMCOS with 1337 members- Sunflower value chain and Market linkages

District Councils

Iramba, Manyoni, Kondoa, Mpwapwa, Kongwa, Bahi and Chamwino - AMCOS and SACCOS

Global Communities

Agribusiness Investment for Market Stimulation(AIMS)Program

RLDC - AMCOS - CAMILU SACCOS

Paddy value chain

ENGINE

The execution of a capacity building program to support the development of Rural Consultancy Company Ltd to improve its internal controls and management practices, improve its services for Cooperatives and SMEs to be more aligned with market demand, and to have stable and diversified income streams.
The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) under its strategic partnership with the Government of Tanzania has awarded a four year contract to International Executive Service Corps (IESC) to implement the Enabling Growth through Investment and Enterprise Program through (ENGINE) from 1st September 2016 to 31st August 2020. As part of this project, ENGINE wishes to undertake a training and technical assistant program with selected Tanzanian intermediary or mezzanine organizations saving Cooperatives and MSMEs ecosystems in three regions in Tanzania mainland namely Mbeya, Iringa, Morogoro and in Zanzibar.
To implement these effort, ENGINE partner with RCCL which are committed to efficiently addressing the needs of Cooperatives and MSMEs with an emphasis on those owned and or managed by women and youth.

ENGINE

Service Categories

Accounting and record keeping
Financial management
Business planning
Loan application/access to finance
Business formalization
Marketing/business promotions

Regions to be covered are:

ENGINE Responsibilities:

RCCL Responsibilities

ENGINE OVERVIEW

Implemented by the International Executive Service Corps (IESC), the program’s focus is at the district level, using a broad-based approach that works with local government authorities, private sector associations, business development services providers, financial institutions, and micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Activities are divided into three components:

Implement policies for growth.

Build the capacity of the private sector to effectively dialogue with the government to set the policy agenda and improve the capacity of the public sector to implement policies.

Equip businesses for growth.

Strengthen SME capacity and create greater demand for business development services (BDS) while increasing the sustainability of firms that deliver BDS.