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A new era of inclusion for individuals with disabilities in Tanzania is underway.
Isaya Mlinyi, a special education teacher, spearheaded a project aimed at identifying persons with specific disabilities in the Morogoro rural... Read more
UK Parliamentarians Visit UNFPA and Partner Sites in the United Republic of Tanzania
UNFPA Tanzania had the privilege of hosting a six-day study tour for the UK All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Population, Development &... Read more
Her Voice, Her Future: Investing in survivor-led movements to end female genital mutilation
At the fragile age of 10, Ghati stood at the crossroads of tradition and freedom—and she chose a path that led her away from the harrowing practice... Read more
Putting survivors at the forefront of the global movement to end female genital mutilation
Joint Statement by UNFPA Executive Director Dr. Natalia Kanem, UNICEF Executive Director Catherine Russell, OHCHR High Commissioner Volker Türk, UN... Read more
Japan partnering with UNFPA to support maternal health services in Kigoma
Japan partnering with UNFPA to support maternal health services in Kigoma. The Embassy of Japan in Tanzania and UNFPA, the United Nations sexual... Read more
The Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) outcomes of young people is still in alarming state in many settings due to - stigma...
Today, UNFPA, the United Nations Sexual and Reproductive Health agency, in Tanzania called upon participants of scientific conference on Adolescent... Read more
Advocates reaffirm focus on adolescent sexual and reproductive health and rights amid new challenges
Advocates of Adolescent Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights (ASRHR) in Tanzania met this week to sharpen their focus on delivering quality services... Read more
Pamoja wakati wa dharura: UNFPA hands over Dignity Kits
Hanang, Tanzania—UNFPA Tanzania, the United Nations sexual and reproductive health agency has donated dignity kits to facilitate proper personal... Read more
It Takes a Village: Addressing inter-generational barriers to the elimination of harmful social norms and traditional practices
Social behaviour change requires long-term and consistent investment to reach the message of change to many people with frequent exposure and use of... Read more
“I felt like I am not a human being from how my relatives mistreated me,”
Nchagwa Matiko (not her real name) is a 17-year-old girl studying in secondary school in form three. She was born without disability in a farming... Read more