Trias Tanzania currently works in three different programmes together with twelve partners to improve the life of over 37,000 people. The programmes focus on local economic development, food security in the Mufindi district and food security among the Maasai pastoralists in the Longido district.
Our partner FIDE offers non-financial services such as farmer management, crop diversification and production or marketing. She also organises agricultural production units. Mviwata Manyara and Mviwamo are part of the rural Mviwata network of farmer groups, which are focussed on empowering groups, improving communication, supplying of information and advocacy.
In the Longido district, these partners work together with the Maasai: LCDO (Longido Community Development Organisation), PWC (Pastoral Women Council), TNRF (Tanzania Natural Resource Forum) and UCRT (Ujamaa Community Resource Trust). News “I have a closer bond with Tanzania”08-02-2012Trias board member Anne Van den Bussche left on her own initiative to meet our partners in Tanzania, in order to not only prove her commitment but also to learn to know Trias better.  Prince visists the Maasai30-12-2011The English prince Charles and his wife Camilla paid a visit to the Maasai community in Tanzania. The prince of Wales wanted to learn more about how the pastoralists deal with problems caused by climate change.  Trias supports the Tanzanian Chamber of Commerce in Arusha 27-12-2011Arusha is a booming city in a poor region. Although there are enough business opportunities, many small enterprises have to struggle to survive. Trias supports the Tanzanian Chamber of Commerce to cater for these small...  Tanzanian pastoralists arm themselves against drought17-08-2011Tanzania, like the countries in the Horn of Africa, has to deal with prolonged drought. In fact, in the northeast, home to the traditional nomadic herdsmen, there has been extreme drought for several years. Trias supports the...  Trias saves microcredit for the Maasai in Tanzania10-01-2011In Tanzania roads have been improved, each year more tourists visit this country. But not everyone benefits from these positive developments. In the poor and arid north of the country the Maasai barely survive. |
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