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::	Turning Coffee Farmers into Entrepreneurs
	Development of organised smallholder coffee enterprises and the introduction of sustainable agricultural practices are improving the livelihoods of 1700 farmers in Southern Tanzania. A farmer-to-farmer extension system, market linkages and access to credit are key elements of the initiative.

::	Selling Milk Empowers Maasai Women
	Bagamoyo District Council and MS Tanzania are partnering with pastoralist organisation NARAMATISHO to improve the livelihood of livestock keepers. Establishment of milk collection centres has led to better incomes which go directly to the Maasai women, empowering them in their daily lives.

::	CORDS - first to sign new partnership agreement
	The first partner in MS Tanzania/Action Aid Denmark’s new partner portfolio, which was in the process of being revised, is CORDS. On Friday May 15 the Director of CORDS, Lillian Looloitai, signed the partnership agreement between CORDS and MS Tanzania/Action Aid Denmark.

::	Video: The Baobab People in Tanzania
	Emmanuel Kisota is Akiye by tribe. They used to live in baobab trees and from what nature could provide them. Now, their livelihood is threatened by land grabbers.

::	Video: Papiya - Maasai and single mother
	Papiya had no support when her husband left her. Traditionally, women are not allowed to own land in that area in Tanzania. But Papiya went to the village council and was assigned a plot.

::	We have to do it, because no one else does
	Morogoro Paralegal Centre (MPLC) uses a network of volunteers and paralegal district offices to empower women and children living in rural areas of Morogoro region. The centre provides the information and support needed by poor women and children to realise their rights in the areas of property inheritance, domestic violence and sexual abuse.

::	Walking the line of democracy
	From January to April 2009 Janne Jørgensen visited Tanzania to research for her finals in Educational Anthropology. The frame was 'Conceptions of Democracy within the organisational structure of MS Tanzania' and as an appendix to she went to Njombe Agricultural Development Organisation (NADO) - one of MS Tanzania's partners.

::	Morogoro Paralegal continues its way forward
	Morogoro Paralegal Center (MPLC) has managed to get major funding (a strategic grant) from the Foundation for Civil Society focusing on women’s access to land in Mvomero

::	Spend the money in a week – or send it back!
	MS-Tanzania shares experiences with partners and their collaborators in the districts: Farmers are sidelined by complicated planning procedures, guidelines in English and serious delay of money for activities

::	Matching workloads with awareness raising
	If you want to raise awareness among women you also have to give them time to participate. Most women in rural Tanzania have heavy workloads. But time planning and new working methods can ease the burdens.

::	Land rights take patience
	CORDS, a partner organisation with MS Tanzania, works to 'translate' Tanzania's legislation on land rights into practice among the Masaai people.

::	Youth Parliament in Tanga
	MS Tanzania is supporting Tanga Youth Development Association (TAYODEA) in their efforts to involve youth in local democracy.

::	Knowledge, action and change
	Hakikazi Catalyst in Arusha, Tanzania, has over the past few years been a strong actor in building local democracy. In some villages the results of these efforts are already visible: More villagers feel comfortable to speak during meetings and even women speak up and bring forward concerns or new ideas.

::	Good public services to the people
	Public Expenditure Tracking - PET - a method to secure better services to Tanzanians

::	Saving trees in Kilindi
	Envirocare and the District Foresty Officer work together

::	One goal - education for all
	All stakeholders in education in Kiteto district sit at the same table to promote better education for all

::	12 small villages inspire each other
	UVIMTA trains villagers and local counsillors in good governance and project planning

::	How many busses to Nairobi?
	Tango has big trouble in planning the Tanzanina participation in World Social Forum

::	Information from people to the people
	Tanzania Youth Coalition wants youth to shout out: We need to do this and this!

::	Engage in policy discussion
	Gerturd Mugizi from National Policy Forum wants people to take part in the monitoring og government policies.

::	Collection for Ilaramatak in Denmark
	MS partner benefits from fundraising and money collection from visitors in a Danish Zoo

::	Towards the World Social Forum
	East Africa host in Nairobi in January 2007. The current status of the preparations in Tanzania

::	Orphans' photos of daily life
	Cameras empowered children to tell about their lives

::	Young volunteers fight HIV/AIDS
	National and international youth working together in WAMATA Youth Group

::	Voluntary work increases my understanding
	Bertha Mdundu is a secondary school teacher, but all her free-time she spend s at Morogoro Paralegal Center

::	UVUKI Tanzania - video
	Cashew farmers in Tanzania have formed a cooperative to cut out middle men and keep the money in the village. Interview with Moshi Mnaki.

::	A rare change
	At the Dogodogo Drop-in Center in Dar es Salaam 90 street boys get counselling, shelter and education

::	No future without Dogodogo
	Juma Anton says, he would have had no future without Dogodogo Drop-in Centre in Dar es Salaam

::	From garbage to jobs
	Waste management is vital for health and creates income in Majengo-slum area in Nairobi

::	A factory for a better future
	A farmers co-operative in Tanzania will keep profit from cashewnut production in the community

::	Living with a deadly disease
	In WAMATA in Tanzania openness is important if you want to stop the spread of HIV/AIDS

::	Two WAMATA member examples
	Christine and Christopher are telling of the help from WAMATA in Tanzania

::	The writing on the wall
	Murals are visible 24 hours a day and used for civic education they last for a long time

::	WAMATA Tanzania - video
	Video interview with Joel D. Lubabe about the work of the aids organisation WAMATA in Tanzania.

::	Kuleana - Street children attend school
	Alphonce Mutaboyerwa is leader of the human rights centre in Mwanza in Tanzania - an MS-partner since 1958.

::	UVIMTA - Share what you learn
	John Wihala is chairman of the organisation UVIMTA, a partner of MS in Tanzania. In UVIMTA women have a prominent role.

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