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Partner with Us to Create Lasting Impact in Marginalized Communities Across Tanzania
Certainly! Here’s a professionally refined and compelling version of your fundraising webpage content, designed to inspire trust, engagement, and action: February 10, 2024 At Savannah Vision Tanzania, we are committed to driving transformative change for marginalized communities through strategic, sustainable, and inclusive development. Today, we invite you to join our mission by supporting a series…
Thanking our Supporters: Your Continued Support Creates Lasting Change
January 6, 2024. The letter from our Executive Director to supporters of Savannah Vision Tanzania. We deeply appreciate the kindness shown by our supporters to continue funding our activities. Dear Valued Supporters, As we embark on another transformative year at Savannah Vision Tanzania (SVTa), I would like to express our sincerest gratitude for your trust…
NACONGO Forum – Arusha Region.
September 2023 Highlights: NACONGO Forum – Arusha Region In September, two dedicated members of the Savannah Vision Tanzania (SVTa) team, Mr. Thomas and Ms. Grace, actively participated in a pivotal 2-day regional forum for Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) at the East Africa Community Conference hall in Arusha. The forum served as a significant platform for enhancing…
Hon. Yasushi Misawa’s Visit to Sakura Girls Secondary School – August 2023
In August 2023, Hon. Yasushi Misawa, the esteemed Ambassador of Japan in Tanzania, paid a special visit to Sakura Girls Secondary School located in Bangata, Arusha DC. The significance of this visit lies in the enduring friendship and collaboration between Japan and Tanzania, marked by Japan’s instrumental funding for the establishment of Sakura Girls Secondary…
Launching of a pilot beekeeping project for Hadza.
On June 15th, 2023, Savannah Vision Tanzania initiated a pilot modern beekeeping project for the welfare of Hadza communities at Domanga village. Domanga village is found in Yaeda Chini ward in Mbulu District. The main ethnic groups of Yaeda Chini are Nyisanzu, Hadzabe, and Datoga. The Datoga are nomadic pastoralists, while the Hadzabe hunt…
Savannah Vision Tanzania Welcomes Mr. James P. Martin to the Board of Directors
February 10, 2024 Savannah Vision Tanzania is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. James P. Martin, Chief Executive Officer of Global Talk Education Inc., to our Board of Directors. Effective May 2023, Mr. Martin will serve as our new Director of Education, succeeding Mr. Marcky Ruben, who has transitioned to the role of Director…
Empowering the Hadza: Savannah Vision Tanzania Launches Modern Beekeeping Initiative
February 10, 2024. In January 2024, Savannah Vision Tanzania began preparations for a transformative modern beekeeping project aimed at supporting the Hadza communities of the Eyasi Basin. This initiative marks a significant step in our ongoing commitment to sustainable development and indigenous livelihoods. As part of the project, 30 modern beehives will be donated to…
Non-Governmental Organization Annual Conference 2022
In October 2022, Savannah Vision Tanzania actively participated in the annual conference for non-governmental organizations held in Dodoma. The conference placed a strong emphasis on the sustainability of Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs), fostering essential discussions on the role of NGOs in bringing sustainable development to Tanzania, and addressing the challenges and possibilities within the sector. The…
