Daima Associates Limited has a track record of participation in a broad cross-section of project assignments that have covered Tanzania , the Eastern and Southern African region, African-Caribbean-Pacific (ACP) and other developing countries. The high academic qualifications and wide exposure of DAIMA's directors and associates in the implementation of assignments augment the international experience of the company. The following is a select list of assignments undertaken by the company, directly or in collaboration with other parties, and indirectly through its in-house resource personnel:

 

1. PROGRAMMES AND STRATEGIC PLANS

 

Name of Project:	Review of Zanzibar Economic Growth Studies covering EPZs, Freeport and Tourism Development
Location	Zanzibar , Tanzania
Date	February - April 2002
Client	The Government of Zanzibar

 

 

Name of Project:	Feasibility and Formulation Study of Component Two of the DANIDA supported Tanzania 's Business Sector Programme Support (BSPS II) 2003-2008 – Access to Markets
Location	Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
Date	September 2002
Client	DANIDA and the Ministry of Industry and Trade

 

 

Name of Project:	Study to Develop a Strategy to Improve Services and Increase Membership and Development of Sustainable Funding Mechanisms for Employers Associations in Tanzania
Location	Dar es Salaam and Zanzibar, Tanzania
Date	April-May 2003
Client	International Labour Organisation (ILO)

 

 

Name of Project	Business Environment Strengthening for Tanzania (BEST) Programme: preparation of Work Plans and Budgets for phase I (fiscal year 2003/04).
Location	Dar es Salaam , Tanzania
Date	May 2003
Client	Tanzanian Ministry of Industry and Trade, DANIDA, DFID, Netherlands Embassy and SIDA

 

 

Name of Project	Private Sector Development (PSD) Strategy in the East African Community (EAC) Region {in collaboration with CODA Consultants of Nairobi , Kenya }
Location	Tanzania , Kenya , Uganda (EAC States)
Date	April 2002 – October 2003
Client	East African Community Secretariat

 

 

2. REGIONAL INTEGRATION STUDIES

 

Name of Project	Study on the Application of the Principle of Asymmetry in the Context of the East African Community Customs Union Protocol {subcontract from Imani Consultants of Zimbabwe }
Location	Arusha and Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
Date	May - June 2003
Client	European Union and the East African Community

 

 

Name of Project	Study on Modalities for Joint Promotion of Exports outside East Africa and Attracting Direct Investment into the EAC Region {subcontract from Imani Consultants of Zimbabwe }
Location	Arusha and Dar es Salaam , Tanzania
Date	June-July 2003
Client	European Union and the East African Community

 

 

3. FACILITATION OF PROGRAMME IMPLEMENTATION

 

Name of Project	Facilitation of Tourism Investment and Outreach for improving the investment climate in Tanzania {executed in collaboration with DCDM Consulting Ltd of Dar es Salaam , Tanzania }
Location	Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
Date	January 2004 – June 2005
Client	Ministry of Natural Resources and Tourism, and the World Bank (MIGA)

 

 

4. IMPACT EVALUATION

 

Name of Project:	Comparative Study on the Impact of Labour-Based Technology (LBT) and Equipment-Based Technology (EBT) Methods in Road Works in Tanzania {in collaboration with KAPSEL Consultants of Dar es Salaam , Tanzania }.
Location	Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
Date and Duration	September-December 2003
Client	International Labour Organisation (ILO) and the Tanzanian Ministry of Works

 

 

Name of Project	Study on the Impact of the Introduction of the Euro on the Economies of the African, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) States with recommendations on how the ACP-EU cooperation arrangements can assist ACP States to maximize the benefits derived from the Euro introduction
Location	African, Caribbean and Pacific Countries
Date	September-December 2003
Client	ACP Secretariat, Brussels , Belgium

 

 

5. CAPACITY BUILDING

 

Name of Project	Case Study on Institutional Capacity in Intellectual Property Policy, Administration and Enforcement : compilation of a Case Study on Institutional Capacity in Intellectual Property Policy, Regulation and Administration in East Africa . This was part of the Case Study covering Tanzania .
Location	Tanzania
Date	December 2001
Client	UK Government's Commission on Intellectual Property Rights (CIPR)

 

 

Name of Project	Change Management Workshop for Zanzibar 's top Executives. Training conducted in association with TACK International ( Africa ) Ltd.
Location	Zanzibar , Tanzania
Date	February 2003
Client	UNDP and the Zanzibar Government

 

 

Name of Project	Entrepreneurship Training Workshop for Small Business Operators and SMEs: imparting basic business practice skills among small and medium size entrepreneurs in Zanzibar .
Location	Zanzibar , Tanzania
Date	December 2003
Client	UNDP and the Zanzibar Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Agriculture

 

 

 

6. FEASIBILITY STUDIES

 

Name of Project	Technical and Financial Evaluation of a Proposal for a Toll Road Project in Tanzania, for implementation under the Build-Operate-Transfer (BOT) modalities: The evaluation covered the economic, engineering, financial and legal aspects forming the basis for the development of the Toll-Road Project and the Concession Agreement
Location	Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
Date	October-December 2001
Client	Tanzania Investment Centre and Ministry of Works

 

 

Name of Project:	Feasibility Study for the Construction and Operation of a Modern Abattoir for the Dar es Salaam City Council. It was a multi-million dollar project involving the planning and design of modern abattoir and meat processing facilities.
Location	Dar es Salaam , Tanzania
Date	February-June 2003
Client	Dar es Salaam City Council

 

 

7. SECTORAL STUDIES

 

Name of Project:	Study to Analyse the Edible Oil and Soap Manufacturing Sub-Sectors in Tanzania ; with a view to determining the correct tariff structure for imported crude and refined vegetable cooking oil to Tanzanian market.
Location	Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
Date	September-December 2002
Client	Tanzanian Ministry of Finance and the Confederation of Tanzania Industries (CTI)