
Agriculture and Digital Tools – online event for Innovation Week, Tanzania
In this event we heard from Annalyse Keys from PlantVillage Nuru about how that free Swahili app is helping farmers improve their diagnosis of crop
In this event we heard from Annalyse Keys from PlantVillage Nuru about how that free Swahili app is helping farmers improve their diagnosis of crop
Join us for an overview of some of the tools available to support agriculture in Tanzania, and issues around implementation Part of HDIF Innovation Week
Congratulations to the winner of Tanzania Development Trust’s photo competition. A beautiful photo of a fantastic project!
November 2022 Another month, another photo competition for our amazing local Tanzanian representatives who have been sending photos of their projects to us throughout the
The Big Give Christmas Challenge Donate to The Big Give! Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Water is the key to life. Nothing can survive without it. Many
June 2022 Another month, another photo competition for our amazing local Tanzanian representatives who have been sending photos of their projects to us throughout the
STATE OF THE MAP TANZANIA A Conference for OpenStreetMap enthusiasts from Tanzania and beyond to share experiences and expertise on how to use OpenStreetMap to
March 2022 Another month, another photo competition for our amazing local Tanzanian representatives who have been sending photos of their projects to us throughout the
Agents of Change – Empowering women in rural Tanzania Imagine the things that our communities could achieve if the women of our society were given
Prosperity in Rural Africa? Changes over time in Tanzanian Villages Do statistics on Tanzania’s growth tell the full story about their urban/rural divide? It is
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