Another month, another photo competition for our amazing local Tanzanian representatives who have been sending photos of their projects to us throughout the month! Let us know what you think via social media by tagging us and using the hashtag #TDTPhotoComp!
(1) Collecting water
Water is a huge issue in Kigoma, as in many areas of Tanzania, with children spending much time carrying water from dirty sources. Students at Nyakabondo Primary have to carry water from the stream 1km away each day until their well funded by our Big Give appeal is finished in January.
(2) Bringing water to Kanazi Clinic
As part of our Big Give campaign we are constructing a borehole at this clinic so women will no longer have to carry water there from a pond.
(3) Taking crops to market
Farmers in Zeze, Kigoma have benefitted from the agricultural training provided by our local rep Benedicto, and now have surplus to sell in the village market.
As part of the PlantVillage project run by MVG in Kigoma youth have been collecting agriculture waste in order to make biochar.
This can improve agriculture in many ways including:
(5) Another happy farmer collecting waste to make biochar
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Our parent, The Britain-Tanzania Society was also founded in 1975. It aims to increase mutual knowledge, understanding and respect between the peoples of Britain and Tanzania. It encourages knowledge and strong ties through regular seminars, events and publications.