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Today, Tanzania Association of Environmental Engineers (TAEEs) with support from the Starbucks Foundation and Global Water Challenge (GWC) started training school students on good behavior change as part of the initiatives to trigger improved hygiene within Njombe communities especially in tea and coffee growing communities.
"TAEEs as a member of the Tanzania water and sanitation network (TAWASANET), managed to attend a 2 days’ training from 27th – 28th March, 2023 on Water Sector Equity Report Preparations, Budget Analysis, Policy Advocacy, and Documentation that was held in Dodoma at...
This Water Sector Status Report covers a period of five years from 2015 to 2020. It consolidates the progress and issues on the components constituting the water sector. The report addresses the challenges and sustainable solutions of water resources management, water supply and sanitation, institutional strengthening and performance monitoring in comprehensive and integrated manners.
The Government through the Ministry of Water implements interventions in the Water Sector within the Water Sector Development Programme (WSDP) which spans for the period of 2006–2025. The programme is implemented in three phases and follows a Sector Wide Approach to Planning (SWAP) with an intention to eliminate overlaps and duplication of efforts in water resources management and development, and the provision of water supply and sanitation services.
Training objective Understanding financial management systems and easing working environment and producing quick reports To equip financial practitioners with basic knowledge of using automated financial accounting software to produce quick, reliable and acceptable...
Kyamwamwe village community in Rorya district for a number of years has been challenged with health services to access medical care where her people have to walk between 8-10km to get this medical services. It is big challenge especially to women, children, physically...
TAEEs facilitating the Ecosystem-based adaptation (EbA) training in Kishapu, Mpwapwa, Simanjiro, Mvomero and Kaskazini A in Zanzibar with support from vice president's office (VPO), Environmental section. Hilda Aloyce (the National Consultant on EbA suported by Ernest...
Training objective is to enhance ground water data analysis capacities using ModMuse Date: 25th-28th April2022 Venue: LVWB 'Mwanza' What will you gain? Understand MODMUSE application Intercede with model grid, data sets, formulas, objects, the method used to assign...
Despite its importance to quality of life and development, water in Tanzania is a finite and vulnerable resource being unevenly distributed in space, time, quantity and quality across the country. Tanzania faces a water security crisis in some parts of the country, as water demands exceed available resources.
This report presents key findings from the 2018 School Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) Assessment, which was implemented by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) and Office of the Chief Government Statistician (OCGS), Zanzibar, in collaboration with the Ministry of Education, Science and Technology, President’s Office – Regional Administration and Local Government of the Mainland Tanzania and Ministry of Health – Zanzibar.
The overall objective of these Guidelines is to ensure liquid waste emanating from domestic and commercial sources is handled, treated and disposed off in an environmentally sound manner.
