THE UNITED REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA HIGHLIGHTS FOR THE SECOND QUARTER (APRIL JUNE) GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT, 2016

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1 THE UNITED REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA HIGHLIGHTS FOR THE SECOND QUARTER (APRIL JUNE) GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT, 2016 National Bureau of Statistics Ministry of Finance Planning September, 2016

2 1. Introduction Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is measured as a value of goods services produced by resident producers during an accounting period. Accounting period could be quarterly, semiannual or annual. The following sections provide performance of economic activities in the second quarter of Key Findings The second quarter Gross Domestic Product at current prices for 2016 in absolute terms was TZS trillion compared to TZS trillion attained in the similar quarter of During the period under review, Gross Domestic Product at constant prices for the second quarter of 2016 in absolute terms was TZS trillion compared to TZS trillion for the similar quarter of The quarterly GDP increased at a rate of 7.9 percent in the second quarter of 2016 compared to 5.8 percent observed in the corresponding period of Chart 1: Growth Rates for the Second Quarter GDP, (April June) Source: NBS The performance of selected economic activities observed in the second quarter of 2016 shows that Transport Storage increased at the highest growth rate of 30.6 percent followed by Mining Quarrying which recorded the growth rate of 20.5 percent Information Communication increased at a growth rate of 12.6 percent. However, Accommodation Services Real Estate have recorded the lowest growth rates of 2.6 percent 2.3 percent respectively for the quarter under-review. 3. Economic Growth by Economic Activity 3.1 Agriculture This activity includes the exploitation of vegetable animal resources, engaging in growing of crops, raising breeding of animals, harvesting of timber other plants, animals or animal products from a farm or their natural habitats. 1

3 During the second quarter of 2016, Agriculture activity has increased at a growth rate of 3.2 percent compared to a negative growth of 1.9 percent observed in the corresponding quarter of The increase in growth rate was attributed to favorable rainfall for agricultural production in most production areas extension services provided to farmers during the period under review. Chart 2 : Trends in the Second Quarter (April June) Agriculture Growth Rates, Source: NBS Crops The core crops covered in this sub-activity include maize, paddy, sorghum/ millet, other cereals, cassava, Irish potatoes, sweet potatoes, other roots tubers, beans other pulses, dried, oil seeds, other vegetables, bananas, other fruit, cashew nuts, coffee, cotton, tea, tobacco other food cash crops. The growth in the crop production has increased at a rate of 3.4 percent in the second quarter of 2016 compared to a negative growth of 5.2 percent in the similar quarter of The increase in growth rate was attributed to a favorable rainfall received in production areas during the agricultural seasons government effort to provide subsidies, provision of agricultural extension services. The increase in crop production played a big role to boost agriculture growth during the quarter, since the weight of crops in this activity accounts for 58 percent. 2

4 Chart 3: Production of Selected Crops for the Second Quarter Source: Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock Fisheries NBS Major crops which contributed to such increase include maize which went up by 35.3 percent from tonnes 1,054 in the second quarter of 2015 compared to 1,426 tonnes in the similar quarter of Paddy harvested also increased by 47.6 percent from 775 tonnes in the second quarter of 2015 to 1,144 tonnes in the second quarter of Sorghum increased by 14.4 percent that is from 410 tonnes in 2015 to 469 tonnes in the similar quarter of Beans increased by 74.8 percent from 266 tonnes in 2015 to 465 tonnes in the similar quarter of Round Potato increased by 38.1 percent from 134 tonnes in 2015 to 185 tonnes in the similar quarter of Livestock Livestock covers activities of rearing improved indigenous cattle; goats; sheep; pigs; donkeys horses; guinea pigs rabbits; indigenous commercial chicken; other poultry. Livestock activity has recorded a growth rate of 2.5 percent in the second quarter of 2016 compared to 2.3 percent in the similar quarter of The increase in growth was attributed to an improved records of livestock sold for slaughter animal products such as milk skin hides during the period under review. Forestry Logging Production of timber, charcoal, fuel wood Logs, twigs, faggots (bundle of branches) nonwood forest products are major activities coverd under forestry logging. Forestry activity has registered a growth rate of 3.7 percent in the second quarter of 2016 compared to 3.9 percent registered in the similar quarter of The growth was attributed to a sustainable harvest of forest products. Fishing The activitiy covers the harvest of fishery resources from marine or freshwater environments, with the goal of capturing fish, crustaceans other marine products. 3

5 Fishing activity recorded a growth rate of 3.6 percent in the second quarter of 2016 compared to a growth rate of 3.7 percent recorded in the corresponding quarter of The growth rate was attributed to fish catch during the period under review. 3.2 Mining Quarrying Mining Quarrying includes the activities of extraction of minerals occurring naturally as solids (coal ores), liquids (petroleum) or gases (natural gas). Extraction can be underground, on the surface mining or well operation. It also includes supplementary activities aimed at preparing the crude materials for marketing. The activity has registered a growth rate of 20.5 percent in the second quarter of 2016 compared to 11.2 percent recorded during a similar quarter of The growth was mainly attributed to an increase in production of diamond, Tanzanite, salt, natural gas, gold, copper silver production. Significant production was observed in the natural gas production. Table 1: Production of Selected Minerals During the Period of April June, 2016 Mineral Unit Diamond Carat 52,928 58,068 Tanzanite Kg. 3,110 4,110 Salt Tons 15,938 20,827 Natural Gas mmsft3 7,793 11,267 Gold Kg. 10,682 11,577 Copper Tons Silver Kgs 3,827 4,873 Source: TPDC Ministry of Energy Minerals 3.3 Manufacturing Manufacturing activity comprises units engaged in the physical or chemical transformation of materials, substances, or components into new products. The materials, substances, or components transformed are raw materials that are products of agriculture, forestry, fishing, mining quarrying as well as products of other manufacturing activities. The activity has recorded a growth rate of 9.1 percent in the second quarter of 2016 compared to 5.2 percent in the corresponding quarter of The increase in growth rate was mainly attributed to the production of food, beverage, tobacco, textiles, cement, printing, chemicals pharmaceuticals, basic metals furniture products. 4

6 Chart 4 : Trends in the Second Quarter (April June) Manufacturing Growth, Source: NBS 3.4 Electricity Electricity generated during the period of April to June, 2016 using gas accounted for 55.7 percent of the total power generated. In the same reference period, quantity of electricity generated from hydro thermal sources accounted for percent respectively (chart 5). Chart 5: Percentage Distribution of Electricity Generated by Source for the Period of April June, 2016 Source: TANESCO The activity recorded a growth rate of 7.1 percent in the second quarter of 2016 compared to 18.5 percent in the corresponding quarter of The growth rate of electricity activity depends mainly on the quantity of electric power generated distributed to customers. During the 5

7 period under review, total electricity generation increased to 1,751 mill. kwh from 1,559 mill. kwh generated in the similar quarter of Chart 6: Quantity of Electricity Generated (Mill. Kwh) by Source for Source: TANESCO 3.5 Water Supply The activity includes collection purification of water for water supply purposes. This activity is mainly the quantity of water supplied during the period under review. The activity grew at a rate of 4.3 percent in the second quarter of 2016 compared to 7.6 percent observed in the corresponding quarter of During the period of April June, 2016, the quantity of water supplied has recorded 55.5 mill cubic meters in 2016 compared to 52.9 mill. cubic meter recorded in the similar quarter of Chart 7: Quantity of Water Produced for the Period April June, Source: EWURA 6

8 3.6 Construction The activity includes general construction specialized construction activities for buildings civil engineering works. The activity has recorded a growth rate of 9.0 percent in second quarter of 2016 compared to 13.2 percent recorded in the corresponding quarter of The decline in growth rate was attributed to a slow kickstart of some investment during the period under review. The quantity of cement produced in the second quarter of 2016 has increased to 1,000,818 tons from 711,079 tons produced in the corresponding period in Gravel stones produced has increased to 13.0 million tons in the second quarter of 2016 from 1.3 million tons produced in the corresponding quarter of Meanwhile, the value of imports of iron steel bars for construction purposes during the period under review increased from Sh billion in 2015 to Sh billion in Chart 8: Trends in the Second Quarter (January March) Construction Growth, Source: NBS 3.7 Trade Repair The activity includes wholesale retail sale (sale without transformation) of any type of goods, rendering services incidental to the sale of merchise. It also includes repair of motor vehicles installation repair of personal household goods. The activity registered a growth rate of 5.2 percent in the second quarter of 2016 compared to 7.3 percent in the corresponding quarter of The decline in growth rate was attributed to the slight decrease of wholesale trade retail trade as a result of decreased imports of merchise goods. 7

9 Chart 9: Trends in the Second Quarter (April Juni) Trade Repair Growth, Source: NBS 3.8 Transportation Storage This activity includes the provision of passenger or freight transport, whether scheduled or not, by rail, pipeline, road, water or air associated activities such as cargo hling, storage etc. The activity also includes renting of transport equipment with driver or operator postal courier activities. Transport Storage increased at the rate of 30.6 percent in the second quarter of 2016 compared to 9.4 percent registered in the similar quarter of The increase in the growth was attributed to a significant increase in number of passengers cargo transported by road rail transport transportation of natural gas via pipelines. Table 2: Transportation of Passengers Goods During the Period of April June, Means of Transport Unit Pipelines mmsft3 7,793 11,267 Rail Passengers Thous Road Passengers Thous 8,750 11,546 Source: TPDC SUMATRA 3.9 Accommodation Food Services This activity includes the provision of short-stay accommodation for visitors other travelers the provision of complete meals drinks fit for immediate consumption. Accommodation Food Services has recorded a growth rate of 2.5 percent in the second quarter of 2016 compared to a growth rate of 1.0 percent in the similar quarter of The growth was attributed to an increase of international arrivals in Tanzania from 230,965 during the second quarter of 2015 to 236,268 in the corresponding quarter of

10 3.10 Information Communication The industry covers publishing activities, motion picture, video television programming production, sound recording music publishing, programming broadcasting activities. The activity registered a growth rate of 12.6 percent in the second quarter of 2016 compared to 11.8 percent of the similar quarter of The increase in growth by 0.8 percentage points was attributed to increase in airtime used by mobile phone customers the expansion of television radio broadcasting internet services in the country Financial Intermediation Insurance The industry covers financial service activities except insurance pension funding, insurance, reinsurance pension funding except compulsory social security, auxiliary to financial service insurance activities. The activity registered a growth rate of 12.5 percent in the second quarter of 2016 compared to 10.0 percent registered in the similar quarter of The increase in growth by 2.5 percentage points was attributed to increase in levels of deposits of TZs trillion in the second quarter of 2016 compared to TZs trillion in the corresponding quarter of 2015; increase in lending up to TZs trillion in the second quarter of 2016 from TZs trillion in the corresponding quarter of 2015 by commercial banks as well as increase in services provided by insurance companies Real Estate This activity includes selling or buying real estate, renting real estate, providing other real estate services such as appraising real estate. Activities in this industry may be carried out on own or leased property may be done on a fee or contract basis. It also include building of structures, combined with maintaining ownership or leasing of such structures. The activity has recorded a growth rate of 2.3 percent in the second quarter of 2016 compared to a growth rate of 2.2 percent in corresponding quarter of The decline in growth rate was attributed to the decrease in the dem of houses for renting Professional, Scientific Technical Activities This activity includes specialized professional, scientific technical activities. These activities require a high degree of training, make specialized knowledge skills available to users. It also involves legal accounting; activities of head offices; management consultancy; architectural engineering; technical testing analysis; scientific research development; advertising market research; other professional; scientific technical veterinary activities. The activity has recorded a growth rate of 5.9 percent in the second quarter of 2016 compared to a growth rate of 11.9 percent registerd in the corresponding quarter of The decline of growth rate was attributed to a slight decrease in other professional, legal accounting services provided during the period under review. 9

11 3.14 Administrative Support Services The activity includes a variety of services that support general business operations. Administrative support services involves rental leasing; employment; travel agency; tour operator; reservation service related; security investigation; services to buildings lscape; office administrative; office support other business support activities. The activity has registered a growth rate of 3.2 percent in the second quarter of 2016 compared to a growth rate of 8.3 percent registered in the similar quarter of The decline in growth rate was attributed to a slow performance of travel agent tour operators activities rental leasing Public Administration Defence The activity includes the enactment judicial interpretation of laws, legislative activities, taxation, national defence, public order safety, immigration services, foreign aids the administration of government programs. This activity also includes compulsory social security activities. During the period under review, the activity has increased at a growth rate of 7.3 percent in 2016 compared to a growth rate of 0.4 percent recorded in the corresponding period of The growth was attributed by the increase of government spending in the public sector such as legal legislative activities which are consistent with the good governance policy Education This activity includes education in all levels both by public private education providers. The growth rate has increased from 8.0 percent in the second quarter of 2016 compared to 7.4 percent observed in the corresponding quarter of The increase in growth rate was attributed to expansion in the enrolment of both primary secondary school pupils. This is evident in the number of pupils enrolled in primary, secondary higher institutions. Chart 10: Enrolment of Pupils/Student by Level, Source: Ministry of Education, Science Technology 10

12 3.17 Human Health Social Services The industry includes the provision of health social work activities such as health care provided by trained medical professionals in hospitals other facilities other residential care activities. The activity has increased by 5.7 percent in the second quarter of 2016 compared to 4.9 percent registered in the corresponding quarter of The increase in growth rate was attributed to an improved provision of health services to both public private health facilities in the country under the reference period Art, Entertainment Recreation This activity includes a wide range of activities to meet varied cultural, entertainment recreational interests of the general public, including live performances, operation of museum sites, gambling, sports recreation activities. The activity has recorded a growth rate of 6.9 percent in second quarter of 2016 compared to 5.2 percent registered in the corresponding quarter of The increase in growth was attributed to an increase of tourists arrivals in the country Other Services Activities This Industry includes the activities of membership organizations, the repair of computers, personal, household goods a variety of personal service activities not covered elsewhere in the classification. The activity registered a growth rate of 7.2 percent in the second quarter of 2016 compared to 6.9 percent recorded in the similar quarter of The growth rate was attributed to an increase in the urban population personal service activities Activities of Households as Employers Activities of households as employers of domestic personnel such as maids, cooks, waiters, valets, butlers, laundresses, gardeners, gatekeepers, chauffeurs, caretakers, governesses, babysitters, tutors, secretaries etc. The activity allows the domestic personnel employed to state the activity of their employer in censuses or studies, even though the employer is an individual. The product produced by this activity is consumed by the employing household. The activity recorded a growth rate of 3.1 percent in the second quarter of 2016 compared to 2.6 percent in the corresponding quarter of The growth rate was attributed to an increase in the urban population during the period under review. 4. Conclusion During the second quarter of 2016, the economy exped at a rate 7.9 percent compared to 5.8 percent registered in the corresponding period of The fastest growing activity was the 11

13 Transport Storage Service which increased at a growth rate of 30.6 percent mining quarrying has recorded a growth of 20.6 percent, information communication by 12.6 percent the least growing activities were Real Estate Accommodation Food Services which registered growth rates of 2.3 percent 2.5 percent respectively. 12

14 ANNEX 1: GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT BY ACTIVITY Constant 2007 prices Tshs million Year Agriculture Mining quarrying Quarter Manufacturing Electricity Water Construction Wholesale retail trade Accommodatio n & restaurant Transport storage Information communication ,854, ,891 1,554, , ,252 1,569,877 2,140, ,821 1,412, , ,015, ,307 1,686, , ,762 1,871,175 2,343, ,199 1,541, , ,181, ,412 1,880, , ,898 2,117,074 2,645, ,997 1,572, , ,720, ,949 2,094, , ,507 2,323,320 2,817, ,897 1,601, , ,113,750 1,001,653 2,192, , ,755 2,235,648 2,893, ,992 1,712, , ,332,436 1,074,285 2,388, , ,336 2,466,660 3,181, ,540 1,896,112 1,084, ,621,829 1,141,798 2,554, , ,050 3,031,443 3,541, ,173 1,980,177 1,177, ,901,917 1,217,823 2,659, , ,407 3,127,824 3,675, ,598 2,062,518 1,439, ,186,731 1,264,845 2,831, , ,507 3,584,477 3,839, ,724 2,314,221 1,631, ,497,468 1,383,349 3,024, , ,755 4,088,927 4,223, ,111 2,603,499 1,762, ,719,965 1,508,923 3,222, , ,003 4,773,882 4,552, ,966 2,810,378 1,974, ,949, , ,896 52,237 63, , , , , , ,852, , ,184 51,972 63, , , , , , ,496, , ,861 52,815 64, , , , , , ,555, , ,933 57,626 63, , , , , , ,989, , ,884 49,080 62, , , , , , ,891, , ,122 48,219 65, , , , , , ,513, , ,435 48,860 66, , , , , , ,621, , ,586 49,783 65, , , , , , ,016, , , ,712 59, , , , , , ,915, , , ,056 59, , , , , , ,570, , , ,612 61, , , , , , ,679, , , ,140 60, , , , , , ,190, , ,685 60,854 59, , , , , , ,059, , ,651 59,641 60, , , , , , ,684, , ,022 61,836 62, , , , , , ,785, , ,677 69,030 63, , , , , , ,318, , ,676 62,634 64, , , , , , ,164, , ,368 63,791 63, , , , , , ,776, , ,104 66,369 65, , , , , , ,853, , ,060 69,306 64, , , , , , ,394, , ,720 67,201 63, , , , , , ,231, , ,094 72,666 66, , , , , , ,804, , ,599 78,863 67, , , , , , ,902, , ,978 78,507 66, , , , , , ,467, , ,020 70,324 62, , , , , , ,299, , ,417 72,674 64, , , , , , ,883, , ,510 67,474 65, , , , , , ,971, , ,171 73,922 67, , , , , , ,553, , ,172 65,897 64, , , , , , ,376, , ,721 71,603 66, , , , , , ,940, , ,004 75,929 68, , , , , , ,031, , ,302 80,374 67, , , , , , ,651, , ,407 76,440 65, , , , , , ,446, , ,253 81,738 67, , , , , , ,975, , ,908 83,765 64, , , , , , ,113, , ,832 90,137 77,793 1,053, , , , , ,741, , ,555 89,874 65, ,378 1,055, , , , ,549, , ,821 80,688 70,652 1,050,398 1,062, , , , ,059, , ,505 94,791 72, ,937 1,081, , , , ,146, , ,441 97,756 76,003 1,108,215 1,024, , , , ,688, , ,465 99,024 70,695 1,189,013 1,132, , , , ,501, , ,494 95,611 67,884 1,189,229 1,163, , , , ,164, , ,295 93,730 72,450 1,134,980 1,141, , , , ,365, , ,822 95,906 73,973 1,260,659 1,114, , , , ,759, , , ,940 68,956 1,240,132 1,197, , , , ,581, , , ,425 70,827 1,296,467 1,223, , , ,

15 GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT BY ACTIVITY Constant 2007 prices Tshs million Year Quarter Financial & insurance Public administration Professional, admin support services Real estate Education Health Other services FISIM All indust. at basic prices Taxes on products ,423 2,004, ,292 1,552, , , , ,213 22,238,896 1,343,348 23,582, ,071 1,998,309 1,061,231 1,575, , , , ,431 23,291,301 1,390,011 24,681, ,075 2,179,164 1,111,786 1,601, , , , ,002 25,189,786 1,821,544 26,770, ,007 2,042,643 1,194,678 1,628, , , , ,602 26,350,808 1,909,825 28,260, ,062,921 2,027,532 1,263,316 1,656,750 1,017, , , ,177 27,628,327 2,153,392 29,781, ,197,164 1,926,209 1,474,978 1,687,264 1,082, , , ,867 29,441,005 2,234,499 31,675, ,374,537 2,231,564 1,548,344 1,719,706 1,143, , , ,275 31,673,636 2,505,661 34,179, ,445,140 2,435,459 1,722,225 1,754,126 1,228, , , ,183 33,420,626 2,515,833 35,936, ,534,231 2,625,280 1,890,853 1,790,574 1,280, , , ,580 35,673,045 2,873,500 38,546, ,699,700 2,728,183 1,968,548 1,829,107 1,341, , , ,558 38,137,426 3,093,939 41,231, ,899,711 2,854,132 2,075,117 1,869,782 1,425, , , ,521 40,708,373 3,391,850 44,100,223 GDP at market prices , , , , ,056 91,005 97,540-55,406 5,612, ,830 5,951, , , , , ,056 91,821 98,746-55,810 5,609, ,022 5,937, , , , , ,896 93,567 99,943-62,287 5,477, ,985 5,825, , , , , ,896 96, ,131-66,710 5,539, ,511 5,867, , , , , ,010 99, ,300-69,249 5,810, ,863 6,146, , , , , , , ,501-70,885 5,909, ,551 6,249, , , , , , , ,815-78,046 5,799, ,937 6,161, , , , , , , ,242-78,250 5,771, ,659 6,124, , , , , , , ,399-78,888 6,395, ,692 6,878, , , , , , , ,018-79,612 6,306, ,734 6,731, , , , , , , ,848-84,257 6,158, ,618 6,627, , , , , , , ,053-88,245 6,329, ,500 6,774, , , , , , , ,529-88,966 6,675, ,282 7,075, , , , , , , ,930-85,049 6,574, ,583 7,003, , , , , , , ,988-88,873 6,592, ,892 7,204, , , , , , , ,874-90,714 6,507, ,068 6,976, , , , , , , , ,192 7,061, ,993 7,555, , , , , , , , ,714 6,717, ,266 7,212, , , , , , , , ,678 6,808, ,218 7,389, , , , , , , , ,592 7,040, ,915 7,624, , , , , , , , ,966 7,376, ,893 7,933, , , , , , , , ,253 7,207, ,594 7,744, , , , , , , , ,291 7,201, ,961 7,763, , , , , , , , ,357 7,655, ,051 8,234, , , , , , , , ,978 7,996, ,256 8,562, , , , , , , , ,352 7,937, ,401 8,536, , , , , , , , ,198 7,811, ,463 8,481, , , , , , , , ,747 7,927, ,541 8,599, , , , , , , , ,305 8,555, ,686 9,169, , , , , , , , ,351 8,236, ,151 8,834, , , , , , , , ,954 8,300, ,258 8,951, , , , , , , , ,573 8,327, ,738 8,981, , , , , , , , ,175 9,069, ,311 9,746, , , , , , , , ,274 8,691, ,303 9,356, , , , , , , , ,844 8,832, ,340 9,598, , , , , , , , ,286 9,079, ,547 9,845, , , , , , , , ,125 9,815, ,260 10,546, , , , , , , , ,603 9,572, ,799 10,299, , , , , , , , ,029 9,317, ,188 10,150, , , , , , , , ,800 9,431, ,692 10,234, , , , , , , , ,214 10,399, ,564 11,144, , , , , , , , ,394 10,100, ,995 10,906, , , , , , , , ,841 9,959, ,485 10,890, , , , , , , , ,072 10,248, ,807 11,158, , , , , , , , ,895 10,964, ,444 11,758, , , , , , , , ,920 10,909, ,800 11,766,

16 ANNEX 2: GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT BY ACTIVITY Constant 2007 prices Percentage Growth Rate Year Agriculture Mining quarrying Quarter Manufacturing Electricity Water Construction Wholesale retail trade Accommodati on & restaurant Transport storage Information communication

17 GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT BY ACTIVITY Constant 2007 prices Percentage Growth Rate Year Quarter Financial & insurance Public administration Professional, admin support services Real estate Education Health Other services FISIM All indust. at basic prices Taxes on products GDP at market prices

18 ANNEX 3: GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT BY ACTIVITY Current prices Tshs million Year Agriculture Mining quarrying Quarter Manufacturing Electricity Water Construction Wholesale retail trade Accommoda tion & restaurant Transport storage Information communication ,469, ,738 1,394, , ,555 1,333,651 1,994, ,654 1,219, , ,765, ,736 1,746, , ,189 1,728,852 2,251, ,465 1,386, , ,181, ,412 1,880, , ,898 2,117,074 2,645, ,997 1,572, , ,432, ,017 2,283, , ,646 2,871,523 3,193, ,793 1,969, , ,407,717 1,073,019 2,597, , ,520 2,728,799 3,744, ,669 2,320, , ,110,123 1,779,711 3,021, , ,294 3,431,314 4,426, ,772 2,537,407 1,151, ,488,232 2,688,584 4,031, , ,825 4,755,231 5,571, ,958 2,728,970 1,244, ,095,551 3,001,179 4,599, , ,053 4,984,193 6,389, ,972 2,733,618 1,454, ,129,214 2,986,466 4,575, , ,969 7,674,179 7,271, ,810 2,986,347 1,624, ,969,225 2,923,420 4,445, , ,549 9,899,350 8,378, ,341 3,438,077 1,700, ,346,665 3,659,599 4,768, , ,560 12,374,188 9,714, ,268 3,864,481 1,809, ,568, , ,574 46,605 59, , ,401 86, , , ,512, , ,882 48,431 60, , ,266 87, , , ,212, , ,902 50,334 61, , ,564 92, , , ,174, , ,806 58,664 51, , ,349 80, , , ,906, , ,815 48,456 48, , ,558 70, , , ,864, , ,730 51,262 50, , ,417 79, , , ,461, , ,736 54,178 54, , ,664 91, , , ,533, , ,240 51,916 57, , , , , , ,981, , ,405 54,920 51, , , , , , ,899, , ,370 56,254 67, , , , , , ,595, , ,586 59,052 62, , , , , , ,705, , ,670 62,396 59, , , , , , ,544, , ,457 78,707 61, , , , , , ,515, , ,412 66,491 60, , , , , , ,115, , ,942 75,688 61, , , , , , ,257, , ,783 85,742 64, , , , , , ,885, , ,207 82,572 67, , , , , , ,194, , ,019 81,740 65, , , , , , ,607, , ,979 87,761 66, , , , , , ,720, , , ,789 65, , , , , , ,688, , ,586 97,426 64, ,490 1,060, , , , ,529, , , ,360 66, ,984 1,061, , , , ,848, , , ,593 66,008 1,012,277 1,110, , , , ,043, , , ,892 64,736 1,068,564 1,194, , , , ,110, , ,550 86,764 60,594 1,068,836 1,273, , , , ,104, ,121 1,036,662 80,027 60,891 1,133,654 1,335, , , , ,454, ,802 1,078,726 67,321 61,799 1,266,892 1,423, , , , ,819, ,574 1,130,603 69,332 64,541 1,285,848 1,539, , , , ,083, ,251 1,070, ,107 61,948 1,169,192 1,558, , , , ,249, ,324 1,097, ,503 62,136 1,073,805 1,552, , , , ,221, ,478 1,251, ,566 72,282 1,335,869 1,592, , , , ,540, ,127 1,181, ,107 78,688 1,405,327 1,686, , , , ,399, , , ,473 74,545 1,271,990 1,757, , , , ,090, ,403 1,104, ,932 79,038 1,222,344 1,757, , , , ,742, ,922 1,329, ,778 77,823 2,481,113 1,862, , , , ,895, ,088 1,209, ,486 94,563 2,698,731 1,894, ,091 1,024, , ,654, , , ,210 84,828 2,492,280 2,105, , , , ,357, ,538 1,043, ,219 91,982 2,714,934 2,121, , , , ,976, ,880 1,201, ,445 94,480 2,715,942 2,113, , , , ,980, ,313 1,306, , ,258 1,976,195 2,036, ,100 1,064, , ,106, ,111 1,028, ,198 98,133 3,115,350 2,354, , , , ,792, ,175 1,099, ,376 94,980 3,393,667 2,475, , , , ,062, ,537 1,228, ,297 99,461 3,394,927 2,476, ,005 1,007, , ,385,568 1,175,776 1,412, ,810 99,986 2,470,244 2,407, , , , ,778,091 1,169, , ,184 96,816 4,063,072 2,658, ,380 1,235, , ,141,496 1,203,805 1,174, , ,996 4,364,432 2,796, ,562 1,023, ,

19 GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT BY ACTIVITY Current prices Tshs million Year Quarter Financial & insurance Public administration Professional, admin support services Real estate Education Health Other services FISIM All indust. at basic prices Taxes on products ,109 1,255, ,798 1,248, , , , ,399 17,952,646 1,160,184 19,112, ,659 1,688, ,729 1,411, , , , ,995 21,805,668 1,449,761 23,298, ,075 2,179,164 1,111,786 1,601, , , , ,002 24,948,888 1,821,544 26,770, ,279 2,282,704 1,300,271 1,716,408 1,007, , , ,027 30,592,371 2,172,568 32,764, ,178,853 2,511,953 1,447,681 1,921,328 1,193, , , ,342 35,246,256 2,480,568 37,726, ,408,477 2,668,756 1,707,053 2,036,908 1,380, , , ,200 41,020,912 2,815,106 43,836, ,772,783 3,338,192 1,912,122 2,277,778 1,463, , , ,921 49,501,106 3,261,475 52,762, ,070,163 4,017,280 2,238,035 2,612,765 1,607, , , ,332 57,563,488 3,870,726 61,434, ,308,705 4,936,071 2,614,425 2,672,147 1,893,665 1,019, , ,157 66,472,842 4,480,385 70,953, ,694,444 5,227,502 3,006,328 2,955,417 2,172,080 1,151,978 1,008, ,396 73,264,831 6,453,585 79,718, ,253,437 5,852,605 3,263,330 2,932,490 2,309,345 1,275,702 1,110,013-1,037,814 83,745,889 7,116,789 90,862,678 GDP at market prices , , , , ,421 74,710 80,222-39,390 4,460, ,292 4,717, , , , , ,936 78,644 81,850-41,300 4,486, ,529 4,755, , , , , ,433 85,477 84,529-48,780 4,443, ,747 4,755, , , , , , ,899 86,760-57,930 4,562, ,617 4,884, , , , , , ,256 90,581-68,462 5,310, ,839 5,652, , , , , , ,718 92,578-76,408 5,556, ,953 5,931, , , , , , ,586 95,625-84,217 5,420, ,059 5,782, , , , , , , ,779-86,908 5,518, ,910 5,889, , , , , , , ,419-86,170 6,091, ,970 6,536, , , , , , , ,231-83,060 6,199, ,767 6,609, , , , , , , ,107-81,703 6,118, ,419 6,598, , , , , , , ,561-80,068 6,539, ,388 7,025, , , , , , , ,029-76,381 7,401, ,133 7,847, , , , , , , ,080-68,875 7,681, ,233 8,196, , , , , , , ,140-70,144 7,766, ,945 8,366, , , , , , , ,347-73,626 7,742, ,257 8,354, , , , , , , ,001-80,631 8,588, ,708 9,171, , , , , , , ,981-79,435 8,687, ,307 9,226, , , , , , , ,684-83,090 8,852, ,172 9,500, , , , , , , ,913-84,186 9,118, ,381 9,828, , , , , , , ,163-84,047 9,932, ,740 10,605, , , , , , , ,014-89,256 10,054, ,941 10,714, , , , , , , ,708-95,625 10,083, ,151 10,788, , , , , , , , ,272 10,950, ,275 11,727, , , , , , , , ,078 11,733, ,546 12,493, , , , , , , , ,954 12,356, ,808 13,116, , , , , , , , ,197 12,448, ,871 13,296, , , , , , , , ,693 12,962, ,250 13,855, , , , , , , , ,042 14,443, ,883 15,365, , , , , , , , ,140 14,354, ,886 15,274, ,527 1,071, , , , , , ,440 14,223, ,385 15,214, ,935 1,045, , , , , , ,710 14,541,748 1,037,572 15,579, ,792 1,191, , , , , , ,290 16,312, ,535 17,240, ,898 1,185, , , , , , ,645 16,185, ,930 17,144, ,957 1,287, , , , , , ,870 16,616,952 1,176,642 17,793, ,059 1,271, , , , , , ,353 17,357,730 1,417,277 18,775, ,539 1,218, , , , , , ,100 18,815,552 1,531,826 20,347, ,309 1,244, , , , , , ,907 18,857,926 1,622,300 20,480, ,166 1,420, , , , , , ,752 17,906,954 1,886,832 19,793, ,431 1,343, , , , , , ,636 17,684,400 1,412,627 19,097, ,901 1,277, , , , , , ,917 20,907,079 1,702,589 22,609, ,521 1,347, , , , , , ,084 21,258,175 1,778,060 23,036, ,725 1,597, , , , , , ,088 20,919,590 1,765,310 22,684, ,291 1,630, , , , , , ,725 20,661,044 1,870,830 22,531, ,861 1,496, , , , , , ,982 23,955,606 2,078,781 26,034, ,209 1,553, , , , , , ,469 24,758,506 1,946,883 26,705,

20 ANNEX 4: GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT BY ACTIVITY Current prices Percentage Year Agriculture Mining quarrying Quarter Manufacturing Electricity Water Construction Wholesale retail trade Accommodati on & restaurant Transport storage Information communication