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By equipping young people with quality education and relevant skills, Tanzania can cultivate a productive workforce that drives
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‘Kupanga ni Kuchagua’ Unlocking the Power of Tanzania’s Human Capital Tanzania's population has been on a consistent upward growth trajectory since the first census in 1967. Over the past 55 years, the population has grown from 12.3 million people to 61.7 million in 2022. This growth, primarily fueled by high fertility rates, presents a double-edged sword for the nation; potential challenges in the absence...
Global Affairs Canada, UNICEF and UNFPA join hands to support adolescent girls in Tanzania
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Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania, 9 July 2024 - In continuing joint efforts towards enhancing the well-being of adolescent girls, Global Affairs Canada, UNICEF, and UNFPA have sign a new five-year programme to improve equitable access to quality sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) services for adolescent girls in mainland Tanzania and Zanzibar.   The programme, supported by a CAD $14.7 million investment from t...
To the students, Yombo has been more than an educational institution – it is also a safe space, where they feel protected from t
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Stories from Yombo Vocational and Rehabilitation Centre for Youth with Disabilities At UNFPA, it is our vision to leave no one behind. We are working to create a world where everyone has access to sexual and reproductive health and rights – with particular emphasis on everyone. Yombo Vocational and Rehabilitation Centre for Youth with Disabilities (Yombo) in Tanzania stands as a leading example of this vision. The...

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Local Consulting Firm: Baseline Assessment of the Project Strengthening Midwifery Practice in Tanzania

23 July 2024
UNFPA Tanzania Call for a Consulting Firm: Baseline Assessment Midwifrey Project. Please download the relevant...