The Economic Society of Tanzania (EST), has become the next organization in East Africa to reach a partnership agreement with the Institute of Certified Chartered Economists, ICCE. EST is a non-profit organization of economists and other professionals interested in economics. It is committed to promoting economic research and economic policy advocacy in Tanzania and beyond.
It is with sadness we let you of the passing of Prof Benno Ndulu our President and the Chairman of the Governing Council of the Economic Society of Tanzania (1950-2021) Prof Benno Ndulu was instrumental in providing leadership to Economic Society of Tanzania especially during the period of its revival. At his capacity as the
On 18th February 2020, EST joined IMF at a Public Lecture Delivered by Prof. Christopher Adam of University of Oxford. The theme was 'Are African Countries Facing a New Sovereign Debt Challenge?' Download his presentation below Presentation_Chris Adam at IFM
A BRIEF NOTE ABOUT THE JOURNAL Tanzanian Economic Review (TER) is a biannual journal that is published by Department of Economics of the University of Dar es Salaam in collaboration with the Economic Society of Tanzania. TER aims to promote greater understanding of socio-economic factors and processes that influence and shape transformation of developing countries.
The International Economic Association (IEA) is happy to announce the Second Stiglitz Essay Prize (SEP) in honour of the past President of the association, Joseph E. Stiglitz. This prize is possible thanks to the generous donation that the Economic Society of Australia pledged to the IEA. Joseph E. Stiglitz is University Professor at Columbia University.
The 5th Governing Council held today. Thank you members for active participation.
Young EST members volunteered at REPOA'S 24th Annual Research Workshop with the theme Local Economic Development. Such forums provide avenues for young economists to interest with local and international pfactioners. The workshop was held on the 10th and 11th April, 2019 at Ledger Plaza Bahari Beach Hotel, Dar es Salaam
The Economic Society of Tanzania organized a Technical feedback seminar together with the World Bank. Inputs from stakeholders aimed to shed light on improving ICT Policies for the Digital Economy in Tanzania.seminar wa held at REPOA Presentation by World Bank Consultant, Steve Esselaar Panel discussion- Chaired by Prof. Benno Ndulu Mr. Martin Warioba – WSTechnology,
Our CEO, Blandina Kilama and Ivan Tarimo spent the day with Economics and Statistics undergrads from UDSM Ardhi, IFM, Mzumbe and Dodoma sharing their experience on different options available.
Economists highlight some of the key factors for Tanzania to successfully roll out its industrialisation drive as the year ends on a high note for the government after it made great strides in launching major infrastructure projects Read More
