Category: Support
World Environment Day 2026: Empowering Communities, Protecting Nature
5 June 2026 Today, Savannah Vision Tanzania (SVTa) proudly joins the global community in commemorating World Environment Day, an international observance that highlights the urgent need to protect our planet and advance sustainable solutions for present and future generations. At SVTa, we believe that healthy ecosystems and thriving communities are inseparable. Across northern Tanzania, we…
SVTa Selected for FAO AFR100 Grant Application Orientation in Arusha
26 May, 2026, Kibo Palace Conference Hall-Arusha Tz. Savannah Vision Tanzania (SVTa) has participated in the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) AFR100 Direct Beneficiary Grants (DBGs) Orientation Meeting held at Kibo Palace Hotel in Arusha, following the organization’s selection among a limited number of restoration-focused institutions invited to participate in the…
Savannah Vision Tanzania Expands Global Partnerships
Reported by Thomas Reuben Mollel Savannah Vision Tanzania (SVTa) is pleased to announce the continued expansion of its international visibility, partnership opportunities, and support networks through its growing engagement with global nonprofit, sustainability, and social impact platforms. As part of this important milestone, Savannah Vision Tanzania is now officially registered and listed on the Benevity Causes Portal,…
International STEM Experts Inspire SGSS Students Through Innovation and Sustainability Engagement in Tanzania
Reported by Thomas Reuben Mollel Students of Sakura Girls Secondary School during an inspirational STEM, innovation, and sustainability engagement session conducted by Eng. Nozomu Munemura and Ms. Magdalena from the Tanzania Community Center for Environment and Innovation (TACCEI) on 1st May 2026 in Arusha, Tanzania. On 1st May 2026, Sakura Girls Secondary School (SGSS) in Arusha, Tanzania, in collaboration…
Savannah Vision Tanzania Champions Girls’ Education at Landmark HESLB Meeting Convening at NM AIST.
Arusha, March 26, 2026 — Savannah Vision Tanzania (SVTa) and Sakura Girls Secondary School proudly joined more than 300 organizations at the Higher Education Students’ Loans Board (HESLB) meeting convened at the Nelson Mandela African Institution of Science and Technology (NM‑AIST). The gathering brought together corporate sponsors and education stakeholders to strengthen partnerships that expand…
Advancing SDG 17 Through Global Partnerships
Canditt 1SabineArusha, Tanzania – March 11, 2026 Savannah Vision Tanzania (SVTa) has reaffirmed its commitment to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly Goal #17: Partnerships for the Goals, through collaboration with international sustainability expert Ms. Sabine Canditt of Germany. Ms. Canditt, a coach, facilitator, author, and speaker, volunteered at the WEHAF Foundation during…
Global Medicare Delegation Conducts Health Education and Career Mentorship at Sakura Girls Secondary School
Sakura Girls Secondary School this week hosted a professional medical outreach delegation from Global Medicare, reinforcing the school’s commitment to holistic education, student well-being, and the advancement of girls in science and leadership. The visiting team comprised Dr. Arisa, Dr. Noel, and Mr. Ito (medical student), accompanied by a female student (gender and councelling) from…
Clean Energy LPG Facility Commissioned at Sakura Girls Secondary School
Sakura Girls Secondary School has successfully commissioned a modern institutional Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) energy system as part of its strategic transition toward clean, efficient, and sustainable energy use within the school environment. The LPG facility was generously donated by the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA). Technical design support and clean energy system expertise were…
Fruit Farming Initiative – Engaruka and Selela Villages, Monduli District
At Savannah Vision Tanzania (SVTa), we believe that sustainable livelihoods and environmental stewardship go hand in hand. Building on the success of our demonstration plot, where fruit trees have thrived, we are planning to support household-level fruit farming in Engaruka and Selela villages in Monduli District. The climatic conditions in these villages mirror those of our…
