Social Investment Factsheet

Shell Tanzania

Shell in Tanzania

Currently, Shell and its partners are working

with the Government through Tanzania

Petroleum Development Corporation (TPDC) to

find the most cost-effective and efficient way to

develop a multi-billion-dollar Liquefied Natural

Gas (LNG) project. LNG means taking natural

gas and cooling it from the gaseous state to

liquid form (at about -160 degrees Centigrade)

so that it can be easily transported to different

global markets. When LNG reaches its

destination, LNG is turned back into gas.

The Tanzania LNG project is at the foundation

stage requiring multiple agreements between

the International Oil and Gas Companies

(IOCs) and the Government.

As Tanzania strives to become a middle-

income nation with an industry-driven economy

by 2025, the integrated gas and LNG project

will be an important vehicle to support the

country to achieve this vision. Once this

ambitious scheme begins production, the

country will see immense benefits.

Over $2 billion invested

18 wells drilled, 16 TCF of Natural Gas discovered

Shell’s activities in Tanzania began in the 1930’s with fuels and lubricants as the main business. In 2016, the company expanded its presence through the BG Shell combination as operator, of two offshore blocks (Block 1 and Block 4) in the southern region of Tanzania, together with its partners, Ophir Energy and Pavilion Energy. After extensive exploration activities in the two blocks, 18 wells were drilled, 16 Trillion Cubic Feet (TCF) of recoverable natural gas discovered, and over $2 billion invested to date.

Potential LNG Project benefits:

Significant contribution to the GDPIf the LNG Project proceeds, there will be

Increased Foreign Direct Investments Increased exports Significant skills and enterprise development Increased revenues:

Direct and indirect taxes Production sharing

Direct and indirect opportunitiesDomestic gas for power generation and fueling industries with clean burning gas

Significant contribution to the GDP

Increased Revenues, Jobs,

FDI, Power generation & Industrialization, Skills

Approximately $8 million invested in Social Investment programs since 2012

Our objectivesProgram in partnership with Africare

Creation of employment, increase of income and livelihood improvement for the youths

Skills and Capacity BuildingEnhancing Employability through Vocational Training (EEVT)

Ophir and Pavilion), GIZ, VSO and VETA)

Higher Education and Institutional Capacity Building Provision of national and international scholarships in Masters and PhD degrees in Geosciences and Engineering fields (in partnership with local and international Universities)University exchange programs for experience sharing and capacity building (in partnership with University of Dar es Salaam and University of Aberdeen)

Shell’s Social Investment programs in Tanzania

(Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics)Lindi Schools (In partnership with our LNG Partners - Statoil, ExxonMobil, Ophir and Pavillion), Master card foundation

Young Scientist of Tanzania (YST) - science promotion for secondary schools (science project competition)

STEM

Community Skills and Enterprise DevelopmentEntrepreneurship skills development (Kijana Jiajiri Project) in partnership with TECC, YBI and NEEC)

Shell is keen to make powerful contribution to the country recognise the need to develop skills in order to harness the potential employment and business opportunities that the oil and gas value chain in Tanzania could generate. Our SI themes are designed to respond to gaps in different skills levels beginning from core education all the way to vocational, technical and higher education. The design also seeks to support programs in institutional capacity building, science promotion (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics - STEM) and livelihood development. The following are some of our SI Programs:

VSO - Voluntary Services overseesTECC - Taasis ya Ujasiriamali na Ushindani TanzaniaNEEC - National Economic Empowerment Council

GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH

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STEMLindi Schools Project (LNG Partners, Mastercard Foundation and VSO5)The project aims to support the local community to improve Youth Employability by linking the education sector and local industries to increase students’ awareness of career options and learning outcomes.

4,368 secondary school students and 282 teachers benefited within the 3-years of the project in Lindi municipality

Awareness raising to parents, teachers and students on

confidence to meet their life and education dreamsDuring the project:

The dropout rate of students decreased by 52% in

and district councils The pass rates in form II and IV national exams

increased by 58% and 40% respectively, in the

Increased students’ awareness on career options and their ability to make informed decisions on career choices

Science Technology Engineering and Maths (STEM)

4,368 secondary school students and 282 teachers benefited in the Lindi Schools Project

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STEMYoung Scientists Tanzania (YST)(Partner – YST)

Competition in science & technology projects by secondary schools’ students to encourage them to pursue science & technology subjects and become potential oil and gas industry future employees

Each year, around 200 students from all regions of Tanzania participate in the annual science and technology exhibitions

Capacity building for 150 science teachers during the annual outreach programme Sponsorship of university students to pursue bachelor degrees in science and technology

through YST - Karimjee Jivanjee Foundation University Scholarships scheme Government engagement and support in improving the teaching of science subjects in

project/innovation based science and mentoring students Overall winners for YST 2017 secured another outstanding Gold medal victory in

Eskom Expo Young Scientists competition in South Africa in the category of Innovation and Technology

6,200 students in 27 regions showcased their science projects and 19 winners received scholarships

Kijana Jiajiri Project(LNG Partners – TECC , YBI and NEEC )The project enables young entrepreneurs (18-35 years) in Lindi urban to start and expand robust businesses, to empower themselves, create jobs and strengthen local supply chains.

6 partners. 100 Youths trained to understand employability and

etrepreneurship options to livelihood 70 Youths trained on Life skills, Business skills

entrepreneurship skills, to start and expand business 25 mentored for 12 months 30 managed to get business loans over a 12 months period 10 new jobs created after 1 year of intervention

Youth Economic Empowerment and

(Partners – Africare)More than 640 youth in Mtwara Region have been trained in entrepreneurship, marketing, development of value chains for horticulture, poultry and beekeeping and business and financial management25 Savings and Internal Lending Community (SILC) groups accumulated two hundred and sixteen million Tanzania shillings (216m/-), which provided capital for access to loans by youth at affordable interest rates. The savings groups recorded zero default rates on repayments of loans and contributionsA strong Public Private Partnerships between Local suppliers, Local Government Authorities and Government institutions

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TECC - Taasis ya Ujasiriamali na Ushindani Tanzania8 YBI - Youth Business International9 NEEC - National Economic Empowerment Council

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Community Skills and Enterprise Development

Enhancing Employability through Vocational Training (EEVT) (Partners – GIZ 6, VSO and VETA)EEVT Program is supported by Shell and other LNG partners. The EEVT program aims at improving the

The programme is focused on six courses Electrical installation, Carpentry, Welding and Fabrication, Plumbing & Pipe fitting, Motor Vehicle and Food Processing.

1208 students enrolled in level I-III trainings in 2017 while 272 have graduated in 2016135 students certified in Health, Safety & EnvironmentTo date, 408 students completed internship program in 59 companies Two career fairs attracted 987 students and

Development of 5 new courses curricula including Forklift Operator, Truck Driving, Industrial Painting, Scaffolding and Working at height2 LTE Language Laboratory maintained and working Career Centres opened (Kazi connect online Platform) in Mtwara & Lindi to assist graduates to access employment opportunities

Skills & Capacity Building598 students trained 135 students certified in Health, Safety & Environment

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standards of training at both Mtwara and Lindi VETAcentres to meet internationally recognized and accreditatedstandards. First phase of the project worked with a UK technical college (City & Guilds) to achieve this objective.

Higher Education Programmes Shell provided scholarships for qualified

Tanzanians to undertake Master of Science degrees in geosciences and engineering fields. both National and International Universities, including University of Aberdeen, Heriot Wat , Dundee, Robert Gordon, Nelson Mandela African Institute of Science and Technology, UDSM etc.

Institutional Capacity Building Supported establishment of the new

Petroleum Geology class at the University of Dar-es-Salaam (UDSM) – Geology Department

Supported institutional capacity in teaching and research by providing two PhD scholarships to UDSM teaching assistants to the University of Aberdeen (UOA). Also sponsored two University of Aberdeen (UOA) lecturers to support the UDSM Geology Department

Established Shell Alumni Network, a platform for the graduates to stay connected and network with industry stakeholders

Higher Education ProgramScholarships and institutional capacity building

Weruweru Secondary School Re-building of chemistry and biology classrooms

Installation of modern laboratory fittings and fixtures

Provision of modern laboratory equipment

Hassan Maajar Trust700 desks donated to schools in Lindi Region

University of Dar es salaamLaboratory Equipment Donation

Mkapa FoundationSupport to hire medical staff in rural areas under the

Mkapa Fellows Programme

Kagera disasterEarthquake support to Kagera Region with the supply of

such items as cement and iron sheets

Lindi DistrictSupport of school desks

Community Donations

Contact

External Relations Shell Exploration and Production Limited

Kilwa House, Plot 369

Toure Drive, Oysterbay, Dar es salaam, Tanzania

Tel: +255 22 2218206

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