Tanzania achieved lower-middle income country status on July 1st 2020. However, the country’s economic growth is not guaranteed to produce a direct impact on the well-being of the most poverty-impacted and vulnerable people
Through the SUSTAIN Project, Global Affairs Canada (GAC) has been working in collaboration with World Vision's Canada and Tanzania Offices; providing support and guidance in every step of project implementation. The project’s
Funded by Global Affairs Canada and World Vision Canada, the Enhancing Nutrition Services to Improve Maternal & Child Health - ENRICH Project aims at contributing to the reduction of maternal and child mortality and morbidity
For children forced to stay home curing the COVID-19 pandemic there is an increased risk of Violence Against Children and Gender Based Violence, this A2 posters to be placed at health facilities and villages centres. It
World Vision is responding to the ongoing COVID-19 crisis through a multi-sectoral approach; working in collaboration with local authorities, frontline health workers, academic institutions, faith leaders and communities, and
In 2018, our work has had significant impact on 13.6 million children and their families across 14 regions and 40 districts in Tanzania.We have made enormous progress in the areas of Resilience and Livelihood; Health and
This Swahili booklet has been developed by World Vision Tanzania in partnership with Christian Council of Tanzania (CCT) in implementing It takes a World to End Child Marriage campaign. It is meant to educate the public on
With fund from the Government of Canada, World Vision in Tanzania in collaboration with several implementing partners; Nutrition International (NI), Harvest Plus (H+), Canadian Society for International Health (CSHI) and
