Dar Eco Circular
Project Component 4

Eco-Industrial Park

A 1,000-acre green manufacturing hub in Kigamboni SEZ — turning waste-derived energy, materials, and circular inputs into continental-scale industrial opportunity for Tanzania.

Green Manufacturing Hub

Africa's First Waste-Powered Industrial Park

Co-located with the Waste-to-Energy plant at Pemba Mnazi, the 1,000-acre Eco-Industrial Park is the downstream anchor that transforms the entire IWF into a circular manufacturing ecosystem. Tenants receive renewable electricity, treated water, and circular raw materials — all derived from Dar es Salaam's waste streams — at competitive rates.

Unlike conventional industrial parks that depend on imported fossil energy and virgin materials, the EIP is powered by the waste it helps process. This creates a self-reinforcing circular loop: more waste in means more energy and materials for industry, which drives more investment and jobs. Kigamboni SEZ designation provides competitive fiscal incentives to attract ESG-aligned investors and manufacturers from Tanzania and internationally.

1,000 ac
Total park area (Kigamboni SEZ)
5,000+
Direct industrial jobs targeted
SEZ
Special Economic Zone status
100% RE
Renewable energy powered
Eco-Industrial Park — waste-powered industry

Eco-Industrial Park — circular manufacturing anchored by IWF outputs

Industrial Park development model

Dar es Salaam's circular manufacturing future — anchored by renewable energy and waste-derived inputs.

Six Specialised Zones

Biogas Bottling & Fertiliser Zone

Dedicated processing and packaging facilities for CBG cylinders and bagged biofertiliser — supplying urban and rural markets across Tanzania and for export.

Circular Manufacturing SME Zone

Affordable land and shared infrastructure for plastics upcyclers, sludge-to-brick manufacturers, bio-packaging producers, and other circular economy SMEs.

Anchor Tenant Industrial Zone

Larger plots for anchor tenants in clean-tech, agricultural processing, construction materials, and low-carbon manufacturing — with direct renewable energy supply.

Shared Utilities Infrastructure

Renewable electricity from the WtE plant, treated water from the ACoD process, and integrated logistics — shared among all tenants at below-market tariffs.

SEZ Tax & Licensing Benefits

Kigamboni SEZ status delivers tax holidays, import duty exemptions on capital equipment, streamlined licensing, and one-stop investment facilitation for tenants.

Innovation & Research Hub

Dedicated space for universities, R&D labs, and clean-tech start-ups — creating a circular economy knowledge cluster and talent pipeline for Tanzania.

Target Tenant Sectors

We are actively seeking anchor tenants and SME operators across a broad range of circular-economy-aligned sectors. Ideal tenants are companies that can utilise the park's renewable energy, circular material inputs, or logistics infrastructure.

Clean-tech manufacturing
Agricultural input processing
Construction materials (ash aggregates, eco-bricks)
Plastic upcycling and bio-packaging
Biogas and CBG distribution
Organic fertiliser production
E-waste and metals recycling
Textile and leather recycling
Food processing using compost-grown produce
Renewable energy equipment assembly

Tenant Enquiries

We are open to conversations with international and local businesses considering establishing operations in the EIP. We offer flexible land terms, utility agreements, and SEZ facilitation support — including introductions to EPZA and relevant government agencies.

Flexible land allocation — from 1 acre to 50+ acres
Dedicated power supply from WtE plant at competitive tariff
Access to circular raw materials: compost, RDF, ash aggregates
One-stop SEZ licensing support through EPZA
Proximity to Dar es Salaam port and Kigamboni Bridge corridor
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