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Tanzania
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Statistics:
Capital: Dodoma
Population: 41 million
Concern started work in: 1978
Life expectancy: 52 years
Literacy rate: 69.4%
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Capital: Dar es Salaam Population: 38.5 million Concern started work in: 1979
Concern Worldwide works in five regions in Tanzania.
Three year grant for agriculture programme
18 February 2010On the 10 February the EU Delegation in Tanzania signed a multi-country grant contract with Concern Worldwide. The contract is designed to increase the options for rural communities for making a living with the engagement of government and the private sector.
Bringing clean water to rural Tanzania
Posted by Isla Gilmore in Concern Blog | 15 February 2010 |
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As a city girl, it’s hard for me to imagine life without water coming from the tap. Many people, however, do not have this luxury. Earlier this month, I met a woman whose life has been changed thanks to Concern’s water programme in rural Tanzania.
A lifeline for farmers in Tanzania
Posted by Isla Gilmore in Concern Blog | 11 January 2010 |
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In November last year, I saw an emergency intervention – the very heart of Concern Worldwide’s work.
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30 years in Tanzania
Concern recently marked its 30th anniversary in Tanzania. I’ve just spent a week in Iringa, the first area Concern worked in the country, to see how things have changed in this time.
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Hunger and HIV: a deadly combination
30 November 2009As we mark World AIDS Day, the global food crisis is impacting heavily on HIV and AIDS levels in developing countries.
Climate change and Tanzania
Posted by Isla Gilmore in Concern Blog | 5 November 2009 |
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Unless you’re a devoted environmentalist it can be confusing keeping up with all the forums, summits and conferences dedicated to the reduction of climate change.
Changing attitudes in rural Tanzania
I meet a woman in one of the poorest villages in Tanzania. Her name is Fatuma Ismail. She is the same age as me, 30, and has five children. She is a widow with nobody to turn to for support.
The unsung heroes
Faced with tough choices, African women struggle in a way that I will never know.
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Concern CEO meets Tanzanian ministers
19 June 2009Tom Arnold, Concern Worldwide’s CEO, recently visited the Tanzanian prime minister
