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Are Our Children Learning?

Uwezo traces its genesis to 2008, when a group of educators from East Africa visited Pratham, an independent

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Are Our Children Learning?

In May 2011, Uwezo Tanzania conducted our 2nd Annual

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Are Our Children Learning?

Few question the importance of learning, for its own right and to prepare future generations to lead

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Are the youth in Tanzania healthy?

In this policy brief, Tamasha presents findings about the different environments that influence young people?s health in Tanzania. The brief explains that Tanzania cannot expect to produce a new generation that is physically, mentally and socially healthy if they study in school environments that leave them to their o...

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Are young people in Tanzania connected?

Network and electricity reliability determine how young people can access and utilize different media and new forms of communication, including mobile phones and the internet. Reliable infrastructure and electricity also facilitate youths?

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Community and Household Surveillance in North Western Tanzania:

Community and Household Surveillance monitoring system (CHS) is a recognized and a credible outcomes and food security monitoring tool. The primary objective of CHS is to determine the impact of food assistance on targeted households and to monitor food insecurity and livelihood trends of vulnerable groups. The first...

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Convincing health workers to work in rural areas

Tanzania has one of the lowest health worker ratios in the world. It is the rural areas that suffer the most. The geographical imbalance represents a serious problem for the delivery of crucial health services to a large share of the population. A new study shows that offering education after a certain period of servi...

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Do Young People in Tanzania Participate in Development?

In Tanzania, youth make up approximately one third of the population. Tamasha surveyed youth from eight districts in Tanzania and found that the rights and needs of young people are not being addressed. Young people have few resources and lack institutions that would enable them to advance their interests or negotiate...