Tanzania: mineral production value to GDP

Metallic mineral and coal production in Tanzania corresponded to nearly three percent of the country's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in 2018. This declined from four percent in 2017. Notwithstanding the drop, mineral production value as a size of the country's economy generally increased. For instance, it represented 0.5 percent of Tanzania's GDP in 2000.

Metallic mineral and coal production value in Tanzania from 2000 to 2018 (as a percentage of GDP)

Characteristic	Production value as percentage of GDP
2018	2.96%
2017	4.03%
2016	4.27%
2015	3.95%
2014	1.44%
2013	1.68%
2012	2.31%
2011	2.38%
2010	1.76%
2009	1.48%
2008	1.33%
2007	1.27%
2006	1.24%
2005	1.27%
2004	1.21%
2003	1.17%
2002	0.99%
2001	0.7%
2000	0.54%

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October 2021

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Region

Tanzania

Survey time period

2000 to 2018

Special properties

metallic mineral and coal

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According to the source, the data displayed "does not represent the contribution of mining to GDP, as costs and profits are not accounted for in the total production value. On average around a third of production value represents value addition to the national economy".

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