Archives: Our Projects
From Honey to Hope
Empowering Hadza Communities Through Sustainable Beekeeping Building sustainable livelihoods, protecting biodiversity, and strengthening climate resilience in northern Tanzania. Modern beehives provided by Savannah Vision Tanzania are presented to Hadza community members in Domanga, northern Tanzania, supporting sustainable livelihoods, forest conservation, and long-term climate resilience through community-led beekeeping. Sustainable beekeeping is helping Hadza Indigenous communities build…
Beekeeping Project in Naitolia Village
On the 15th of March 2025 we initiated an Integrated Beekeeping Project for Masai Agropastoral in Naitolia Village. The project aims to; improve the livelihoods of poor households in Naitolia village, Support pollination for a health ecosystem, and Mitigate the Impact of elephants on peasants’ farms in the village.
Project for improvement of Hadza welfare
1.0 Background to the Project Area The Hadza indigenous communities reside in the Eyasi Basin, spanning Mbulu and Karatu Districts in the Central Rift Valley and the neighboring Serengeti Plateau in North-Central Tanzania. With a population of less than 1,200 people, the Hadza traditionally led a hunter-gatherer lifestyle, dwelling in temporary thatched huts. Approximately 300…
Establishment of a new Model Secondary School for marginalized communities
Savannah Vision Tanzania is planning to construct a model secondary school to offer a complete secondary education to children coming from marginalized communities in Tanzania. The school will put emphasis on STEM subjects and cultural bridging studies. The main source of students for the school will be 70% from marginalized communities and 30% from the…
Supporting Hadza to engage in modern beekeeping.
In order to improve the Hadza livelihood and enable them to survive through the 21st Century, Savannah Vision Tanzania wants to empower Hadza community to engage in sustainable modern beekeeping projects at the household level. Beekeeping activities will be compatible with their cultural life and ecosystem. Savannah Vision Tanzania will provide modern beehives to households,…
Small scale poultry keeping projects.
Savannah Vision Tanzania wants to help the Hadza start local poultry keeping for eggs, meat, and manure at household levels. This initiative aims to improve Hadza nutrition and generate income for households. Traditionally, the Hadza have relied on hunting game animals to obtain the protein needed by households. However, this practice is currently impossible due…
Promoting agroecology among Hadza and Datoga communities.
Most of the Eyasi basin receives rainfall of between 500-600mm annually. Water is scarce in the basin except in a few areas around Lake Eyasi and where permanent small streams are found. Some seasonal crops like millet, sunflower, cassava, groundnuts, cowpeas, and fruit trees, which do not require heavy rainfall, can be grown successfully. At…
Project to improve literacy and numeracy among marginalized communities children
Different studies done in the past show that the level of literacy and numeracy is still very low among marginalized communities when compared to other communities in Tanzania. In some communities like Hadza, more than 60% of the population is illiterate. Savannah Vision Tanzania is planning to execute a project to help increase literacy and…
