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Save the Children Tanzania and Tanzania Bora Initiative Launched EU-Funded "Vijana Plus" Project to Empower Youth Leaders and Youth-led CSOs Across Tanzania
March 21, 2025, Dar es Salaam – Save the Children, in partnership with Tanzania Bora Initiative, officially launched the EU-funded "Vijana Plus" project, valued at over €2 million, with a goal of reaching 700,000 youth and 40 youth-led CSOs directly across Tanzania.The Vijana Plus project is designed to strengthen the capacity of youth-led civil society organizations (CSOs) and young leaders in Tanzania, enabling them to become independent actors of good governance and development.
Call for Applications: Vijana Plus – Empowering Youth-Led Organizations!
Through Vijana Plus program, selected organizations will receive:✅ Capacity-building training on strategic planning, organizational management, and sustainable project implementation.✅ Funding and mentorship to implement innovative youth-led projects.✅ Support in building strong organizational systems for long-term impact.
Two neglected tropical diseases that cause blindness among children at risk of resurgence due to aid cuts – Save the Children
A rare tropical disease that is the leading infectious cause of blindness worldwide was halved in one of the world’s worst-affected communities due to foreign aid but is now at risk of resurgence following aid cuts, as is another tropical eye disease, Save the Children said.
African leaders must invest more in education to create workers of the future: Save the Children
The impact of COVID-19, conflict and climate crises are limiting African children, Save the Children warned as African leaders meet to discuss
Campaigning for her rights: Asia, 17, from Tanzania
Campaigning for her rights: Asia, 17, from Tanzania
COVID-19 risks in East Africa heighten as severe floods displace nearly half a million people
COVID-19 risks in East Africa heighten as severe floods displace nearly half a million people