February 2024
Showcasing our favourite photos, this month’s photo competition highlights the value of school, sustainable agriculture, nutrition, and health. These photos were sent from our local Tanzanian representatives – which is your favourite?
Let us know what you think via social media by tagging us and using the hashtag #TDTPhotoComp!
(1) Collecting waste to make biochar, Kigoma
Local partner MVG are collecting waste cassava husks to make biochar, which mixed with animal dung not only captures carbon from the atmosphere but also greatly increases crop yields.
Read more here
(2) Deaf students graduate primary school
Deaf students from form four graduate school in Dodoma. Cleria, on the far right is now in secondary school. The boys are now learning a trade at Matumbulu.
Learn more about this project here
(3) Planting trees in Kigoma
Students at Shunguliba secondary school, in Kasulu, plant avocado trees to help improve students’ nutrition as well as the school environment.
Learn more about this project here
(4) Young mothers, Tabora
Young mothers excluded from education due to pregnancy get a second chance at learning at Tumaini Open School.
Read more about this project here.
5. Young mothers, Tabora
Young mothers excluded from education due to pregnancy get a second chance at learning at Tumaini Open School.
Read more about this project here.
6. Children, Singida
Villagers at Mdughuyu’s now enjoy clean water from the borehole funded by TDT. This is part of an integrated village development project including a clinic and improvements to the primary school.
Learn more about this project here.
