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The 2026 National Youth Symposium for Youth with Disabilities brought together youth leaders, policymakers, gender and disability advocates, and development partners to find ways to bridge the gap between public policy and the economic realities faced by young people with disabilities in Tanzania.
In a milestone achievement for gender-responsive agriculture, the Tanzania Gender Networking Programme (TGNP) was awarded a Certificate of Appreciation at the 4th National Ecological Organic Agriculture Conference (NEOAC), held from March 3rd to 5th, 2026.
In a milestone achievement for gender-responsive agriculture, the Tanzania Gender Networking Programme (TGNP) was awarded a Certificate of Appreciation at the 4th National Ecological Organic Agriculture Conference (NEOAC), held from March 3rd to 5th, 2026.
In the heart of Tanzania’s southern highlands, a transformative movement is taking root. Communities are finding new ways to build resilience in the face of climate change. Through the Her Resilience Our Planet Project, women, youth, and local leaders are strengthening food security, economic stability, and gender equality.
The WLER project, led by TGNP with support from UN Women and Finland, is expanding women’s leadership and economic rights across four regions in Tanzania. During the endline field visits, community members shared their individual and collective success stories and identified best practices to inform future programming and policy advocacy.
Between the 17th and 30th of August, 2025, UNFPA convened two meetings to review the Chaguo Langu, Haki Yangu (CLHY) Project (My Choice, My Rights). The collaborative efforts between grassroots organisations and local government underscores the shared commitment to build a future free from violence and discrimination.
TGNP supported Knowledge Centers in Kigoma, Tanzania by conducting a series of community dialogues and capacity-building sessions between September 3 and 7, 2025.
By building the capacity of KC members and fostering collaboration among KCs and community leadership, TGNP is helping to create a foundation for lasting change, driven by the people who know their communities best.
In September 2025, UN Women organised a series of focus group discussions to evaluate the community-level impact of the Women’s Leadership and Economic Rights (WLER) project implemented by TGNP in the Pwani, Lindi, Mtwara, and Dar es Salaam regions.
TGNP and UN Women brought together 133 leaders and community members (84 women and 49 men) to challenge and transform discriminatory social norms. Held from July 29 to August 8, 2025, the event united local government and religious leaders, traditional authorities like “Jando” and “Unyago” leaders, and representatives from CBOs and women’s groups from the Lindi, Mtwara, and Pwani regions.