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Women and poverty

According to the UN, two-thirds of the world’s 1.3 billion people suffering from extreme poverty and hunger are women and girls. 

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Catherine Msigwa, 20, carries her 6 month old son Pendo

Land rights in Tanzania

Posted by Isla Gilmore | in Concern Blog | 23 December 2011 | 0 comments
Joanisia Mikogoni (left) and Lalisia Kiwike (around 65 years)

Everyone in Tanzania has the right to own land. But, without help, many of the country’s poorest farmers are unable to claim this right. With help from our supporters, Concern Worldwide is changing this. 

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Changing a life: Christopher’s story

Posted by Isla Gilmore | in Concern Blog | 23 December 2011 | 0 comments
Christopher Mademla. Photo: Isla Gilmore

Recently, I received a great story from my colleagues Hovokela and Edna. It is about a Tanzanian farmer named Christopher whose life has been transformed by Concern Worldwide.

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The future of aid

Posted by Olive Towey | in Concern Blog | 2 December 2011 | 0 comments
High Level Forum on Aid Effectiveness

Concern Worldwide has come to South Korea to take part in the fourth High Level Forum on Aid Effectiveness. Governments from across the globe – as well as Ban Ki Moon, Hillary Clinton, Tony Blair and others – are here for a three-day meeting which is likely to have a major impact on the future of overseas development.

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Female food hero

Posted by Isla Gilmore | in Concern Blog | 18 November 2011 | 0 comments
The winner! Ester Jerome (left) receiving sculpture from Sophia Simba.

On World Food Day in October, Concern Worldwide took part in a major event in Tanzania to award a single woman for being a “female food hero.”  

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>> Water and environmental health

21 October 2011
Water and environmental health

This is an executive summary of the final evaluation of the water and environmental health programme in Tanzania.

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Promoting cassava in Tanzania

Posted by Isla Gilmore | in Concern Blog | 12 October 2011 | 0 comments
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For over 30 years, Concern Worldwide has worked with the poorest people in Tanzania to help to transform their lives.

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>> Tanzania: rights-based approach

5 July 2011
Tanzania: rights-based approach

Below is a guide to programming using the rights-based approach in Tanzania.

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>> Tanzania brochure

29 June 2011
Tanzania brochure

Below is a brochure outlining the work Concern Worldwide is doing in Tanzania.

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Water and sanitation in Tanzania

Posted by Isla Gilmore | in Concern Blog | 28 June 2011 | 0 comments
EU flag. Image courtesy of http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Flag_of_Europe.svg

In January, Concern Worldwide was awarded an EU grant for our work in Tanzania. This funding is specifically for our water and sanitation programme in the northwest of Tanzania.

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