INSPIRING GIRLS TANZANIA About this event For the launch event of Inspiring Girls Tanzania on International Womens Day we heard from three inspiring Tanzanian women
Find out about Tanzania Development Trust Interested in Tanzania? Attend the AGM of the Tanzania Development Trust to find out about our work in Tanzania.
Tanzania Mapping Groups September Meetup In this monthly meetup we learn new GIS skills and share good practice in mapping Tanzania and beyond! About this
How technology can help alternative education pathways in Tanzania Hear from various NGOs using technology to support educational projects for vulnerable girls in Tanzania. About
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
How youth are building climate resilience in Tanzania and how you can help. Join us on World Environment Day to hear from inspiring Tanzanian youth
How PlantVillage helps Tanzanian farmers adapt to climate change Meeting about how PlantVillage are using artificial intelligence to detect pests affecting crops and improve advice
Map Tanzania to help protect girls from FGM for International Women’s Day Learn about how tools like OpenStreetMap can help protect vulnerable girls in Tanzania
Reach for the Stars for international Women’s Week In celebration of International Women’s Week – Hope for Girls and Women is hosting a virtual careers
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
President Samia’s first year in office President Samia Suluhu Hassan took office on 19 March 2021 after the death of John Magufuli. In this event we
“In the Name of your Daughter” Film Screening A special presentation of In The Name Of Your Daughter. Meet Rhobi & some of the inspiring
What are the implications of Cop26 for Tanzania? Significant progress and benefits ahead—or just a lot of hot air? Join us for this online event
Crowd2Map is 6! Join our party mapathon to learn more about our work. A chance to learn about Crowd2Map and our many partners in Tanzania
Find out about Britain Tanzania Society and Tanzania Development Trust Interested in Tanzania? Attend the AGM of Britain Tanzania Society and Tanzania Development Trust on
This session gave an outline of how free tools like OSM, Maps.Me and ODK can be used, offline, in the fight against Female Genital Mutilation
Janet spoke about Open Mapping and Data Collection – you can view the slides to “getting your community on the map, and the slides to the water
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
At this event we heard from Janet on some of the innovators TDT is working with, particularly around access to water, reusable masks, and improving
On the 8th March, we had a special presentation of In The Name Of Your Daughter on International Women’s Day, brought to you by Tanzania
A free event for Open Data Day and International Women’s Day on the Open Data Landscape on Gender in Tanzania. For Open Data Day on March 6th 2021 Crowd2map hosted
What’s next for Tanzania’s Development? On Wednesday 20th January we were joined by Chambi Chachage, Lecturer at Princeton University, as he shared an outline of
Julius Nyerere led Tanzania to Independence – join us for this launch of his new biography. About this Event Julius Nyerere led Tanzania to Independence
You are invited to an online event on Saturday 28th November 2020 when we celebrate 45 years of the Tanzania Development Trust, present an overview and discuss lessons we have learnt over that time.
Thank you to those who attended our Annual General Meeting. If you missed our online AGM this year, you can listen to the recording and view the presentations by clicking on this post.
You are warmly invited to Tanzanian diaspora and friends of Tanzania Summer Event with Tanzanian Fashions, Tanzanian Music and Tanzanian Food Saturday, 27th July from 1pm
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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.