Africare/Tanzania

Africare began operations in Tanzania in 1994.

Since that time, Africare/Tanzania has invested approximately $93,975,000 through projects addressing…

• Agriculture & Food Security
• Child Survival
• Education
• Enterprise Development
• HIV & AIDS
• Humanitarian and Emergency Relief
• Malaria
• Maternal and Child Health
• Natural Resource Management
• Nutrition
• Orphans and Vulnerable Children
• Resettlement
• Water, Sanitation & Hygiene
• Women’s Empowerment

…reaching an estimated 5,000,000 beneficiaries.

Africare/Tanzania’s Portfolio Today:

KAYA Community Care Initiative
[$10,000,000 – Centers for Disease Control and Prevention]

Lake Zone Health & Economic Development Initiative
[$633,000 – African Barrick Gold/United States Agency for International Development]

Mainstreaming Sustainable Management in the Miombo Woodlands of Tanzania 
[$3,545,000 – United Nations Development Programme/Global Environment Facility]

Mwanzo Bora Nutrition Program
[$30,000,000 – United States Agency for International Development]

Mtakuja School Project
[$284,003.62 – Tina and Michael Chambers]

Pamoja Tuwalee Orphans and Vulnerable Children Program
[$16,662,195 – United States Agency for International Development]

Universal HIV & AIDS Counseling and Testing
[$1,447,157 – United States Agency for International Development]

Water Sanitation & Hygiene
[$253,000 - Proctor & Gamble/H2O for Life/African Well Fund/Water and Sanitation Rotarian Action Group/Rotarian International]

Wazazi na Mwana Maternal Neonatal Child Health
[$3,221,817 – Canadian International Development Agency]

Success in Tanzania

Africare/Tanzania’s greatest success has been its adaptability to the changing development strategies of funding partners in response to the most pressing development priorities of the country. Africare’s ability to build a diverse portfolio and attract some of the most competent technical teams has impressed collaborators, donors and other development organizations. Due diligence, transparency and decisive action has earned Africare respect in one of the most challenging operating environments. Africare’s operations in Tanzania have seen rapid growth recently, raising $72 million of Africare/Tanzania’s total $93 million in the last four years. This growing portfolio, a diverse donor base, and excellent relationships with communities, local government authorities and implementing partners will enable Africare to continue providing development services to communities, including the most needy and those living in difficult areas to access.