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World Bank approves USD 300 million for skills and USD 250 million for Tanzania's social safety net

The World Bank approved two programmes for Tanzania covering more than three million people.
The Second Education and Skills for Productive Jobs Program, ESPJ-II, gets USD 300 million as a Program-for-Results.
ESPJ-II targets about one million Tanzanians, including at least 45% women, and more than 656,000 graduates supported into new or improved employment.
The Tanzania Productive Social Safety Net III, PSSN III, gets USD 250 million.
PSSN III is to reach approximately 2.2 million people through productive cash transfers and climate-smart public works, with 10,000 youth receiving skills development and income-generating support.

ESPJ-II: $300 million PSSN III: $250 million Total beneficiaries: more than three million Tanzanians PSSN III reach: approximately 2.2 million people
Why it matters for exams: Named multilateral programmes with their amounts and beneficiary counts are standard one-mark material.
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19 October 2026 Source: World Bank press release

In plain words

Program-for-Results Program-for-Results — A World Bank lending instrument that releases funds only when agreed results are verified.

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