Tanzania·country precision·Published to IATI Registry
PROMOTE DECENT WORK, RIGHTS AND DIGNITY FOR DOMESTIC WORKERS (emPoWeRD)
The ‘Promote Decent Work, Rights and Dignity for Domestic Workers (emPoWeRD)’ in Ethiopia and Tanzania, aims to increase the quality of life of local and migrant Domestic Workers (DWs) in Ethiopia and Tanzania, aims to promote dignity and confidence, and to obtain decent working conditions within a recognised legal framework., together with implementing partners CVM Italy, CHODAWU, and ECC-SDCO. The objectives of the grant are to Increase the voice and role of CSOs representing DWs in policy dialogue, strengthen the capacity of DWs CSOs on the extent to negotiate with employers for decent conditions, and promote safe migration in all the phases of the migration cycle. The key activities include the training of employers on creating conditions for decent work conditions, creation of DW associations or Trade Unions, and awareness campaigns to promote DW’s rights and safe migration. National Multi-stakeholders Conference and Task Force are convened to address the issues of DWs legislations, contracts and working conditions.
Source: IATI Registry via d-portal
Tanzania·country precision·Published to IATI Registry
PERFORMANCE-BASED PARTNERSHIP SCHEME FOCUSING ON QUALITY PROGRAMMING, UNDERSTANDING CHANGE AND RESULTS FOR POOR HOUSEHOLDS AND COMMUNITIES
Reduce neo natal and under 5 mortality rates by 20% and maternal mortality rations by 15% in each of the programme sites between 2018 and the end of 2039 MNCH outcomes accelerated and amplified through the use of digital technology DHMT have access to prioritised and aligned health systems data in a timely manner
Source: IATI Registry via d-portal
Tanzania·country precision·Published to IATI Registry
PERFORMANCE-BASED PARTNERSHIP SCHEME FOCUSING ON QUALITY PROGRAMMING, UNDERSTANDING CHANGE AND RESULTS FOR POOR HOUSEHOLDS AND COMMUNITIES
Reduce neo natal and under 5 mortality rates by 20% and maternal mortality rations by 15% in each of the programme sites between 2018 and the end of 2038 MNCH outcomes accelerated and amplified through the use of digital technology Improved efficiency (time saving) and quality (enhanced service delivery) through the use of digital health solutions
Source: IATI Registry via d-portal
Tanzania·country precision·Published to IATI Registry
PERFORMANCE-BASED PARTNERSHIP SCHEME FOCUSING ON QUALITY PROGRAMMING, UNDERSTANDING CHANGE AND RESULTS FOR POOR HOUSEHOLDS AND COMMUNITIES
Reduce neo natal and under 5 mortality rates by 20% and maternal mortality rations by 15% in each of the programme sites between 2018 and the end of 2037 Health Governance and partnerships strengthened at micro, meso and macro levels Linkages with programme beneficiaries and local civil society actors strengthened
Source: IATI Registry via d-portal
Tanzania·country precision·Published to IATI Registry
PERFORMANCE-BASED PARTNERSHIP SCHEME FOCUSING ON QUALITY PROGRAMMING, UNDERSTANDING CHANGE AND RESULTS FOR POOR HOUSEHOLDS AND COMMUNITIES
Reduce neo natal and under 5 mortality rates by 20% and maternal mortality rations by 15% in each of the programme sites between 2018 and the end of 2036 Health Governance and partnerships strengthened at micro, meso and macro levels Community health systems are strengthened to support quality MNCH
Source: IATI Registry via d-portal
Tanzania·country precision·Published to IATI Registry
PERFORMANCE-BASED PARTNERSHIP SCHEME FOCUSING ON QUALITY PROGRAMMING, UNDERSTANDING CHANGE AND RESULTS FOR POOR HOUSEHOLDS AND COMMUNITIES
Reduce neo natal and under 5 mortality rates by 20% and maternal mortality rations by 15% in each of the programme sites between 2018 and the end of 2035 Health Governance and partnerships strengthened at micro, meso and macro levels Partnering with local council and DHMT strenghtened
Source: IATI Registry via d-portal
Tanzania·country precision·Published to IATI Registry
PERFORMANCE-BASED PARTNERSHIP SCHEME FOCUSING ON QUALITY PROGRAMMING, UNDERSTANDING CHANGE AND RESULTS FOR POOR HOUSEHOLDS AND COMMUNITIES
Reduce neo natal and under 5 mortality rates by 20% and maternal mortality rations by 15% in each of the programme sites between 2018 and the end of 2034 Health Governance and partnerships strengthened at micro, meso and macro levels AIM Health Plus implementation research and programme data informs national level MNCH advocacy
Source: IATI Registry via d-portal
Tanzania·country precision·Published to IATI Registry
PERFORMANCE-BASED PARTNERSHIP SCHEME FOCUSING ON QUALITY PROGRAMMING, UNDERSTANDING CHANGE AND RESULTS FOR POOR HOUSEHOLDS AND COMMUNITIES
Reduce neo natal and under 5 mortality rates by 20% and maternal mortality rations by 15% in each of the programme sites between 2018 and the end of 2033 Health Governance and partnerships strengthened at micro, meso and macro levels AIM Health Plus informs/contributes to national health strategies, policies and programming through MOH-led partnerships
Source: IATI Registry via d-portal
Tanzania·country precision·Published to IATI Registry
PERFORMANCE-BASED PARTNERSHIP SCHEME FOCUSING ON QUALITY PROGRAMMING, UNDERSTANDING CHANGE AND RESULTS FOR POOR HOUSEHOLDS AND COMMUNITIES
Reduce neo natal and under 5 mortality rates by 20% and maternal mortality rations by 15% in each of the programme sites between 2018 and the end of 2032 Children and their caregivers access and utilise essential MNC services Mothers and young children access adequate postnatal health services
Source: IATI Registry via d-portal
Tanzania·country precision·Published to IATI Registry
PERFORMANCE-BASED PARTNERSHIP SCHEME FOCUSING ON QUALITY PROGRAMMING, UNDERSTANDING CHANGE AND RESULTS FOR POOR HOUSEHOLDS AND COMMUNITIES
Reduce neo natal and under 5 mortality rates by 20% and maternal mortality rations by 15% in each of the programme sites between 2018 and the end of 2031 Children and their caregivers access and utilise essential MNC services Women give birth with support of a skilled birth attendant
Source: IATI Registry via d-portal
Tanzania·country precision·Published to IATI Registry
PERFORMANCE-BASED PARTNERSHIP SCHEME FOCUSING ON QUALITY PROGRAMMING, UNDERSTANDING CHANGE AND RESULTS FOR POOR HOUSEHOLDS AND COMMUNITIES
Reduce neo natal and under 5 mortality rates by 20% and maternal mortality rations by 15% in each of the programme sites between 2018 and the end of 2030 Children and their caregivers access and utilise essential MNC services Pregnant women access adequate antenatal health services
Source: IATI Registry via d-portal
Tanzania·country precision·Published to IATI Registry
PERFORMANCE-BASED PARTNERSHIP SCHEME FOCUSING ON QUALITY PROGRAMMING, UNDERSTANDING CHANGE AND RESULTS FOR POOR HOUSEHOLDS AND COMMUNITIES
Reduce neo natal and under 5 mortality rates by 20% and maternal mortality rations by 15% in each of the programme sites between 2018 and the end of 2029 Children are protected from illness and are managed appropriately when ill Parents/caregivers are satisfied with the quality of care at Health Facilities given to their children when ill
Source: IATI Registry via d-portal
Tanzania·country precision·Published to IATI Registry
PERFORMANCE-BASED PARTNERSHIP SCHEME FOCUSING ON QUALITY PROGRAMMING, UNDERSTANDING CHANGE AND RESULTS FOR POOR HOUSEHOLDS AND COMMUNITIES
Reduce neo natal and under 5 mortality rates by 20% and maternal mortality rations by 15% in each of the programme sites between 2018 and the end of 2028 Children are protected from illness and are managed appropriately when ill Children have protection from infectious diseases and illness
Source: IATI Registry via d-portal
Tanzania·country precision·Published to IATI Registry
PERFORMANCE-BASED PARTNERSHIP SCHEME FOCUSING ON QUALITY PROGRAMMING, UNDERSTANDING CHANGE AND RESULTS FOR POOR HOUSEHOLDS AND COMMUNITIES
Reduce neo natal and under 5 mortality rates by 20% and maternal mortality rations by 15% in each of the programme sites between 2018 and the end of 2027 Children are protected from illness and are managed appropriately when ill Households of children 0-59 months seek care appropriately for childhood illness
Source: IATI Registry via d-portal
Tanzania·country precision·Published to IATI Registry
PERFORMANCE-BASED PARTNERSHIP SCHEME FOCUSING ON QUALITY PROGRAMMING, UNDERSTANDING CHANGE AND RESULTS FOR POOR HOUSEHOLDS AND COMMUNITIES
Reduce neo natal and under 5 mortality rates by 20% and maternal mortality rations by 15% in each of the programme sites between 2018 and the end of 2026 Children are protected from illness and are managed appropriately when ill Children 0-59months have less frequent diarrhoea
Source: IATI Registry via d-portal
Tanzania·country precision·Published to IATI Registry
PERFORMANCE-BASED PARTNERSHIP SCHEME FOCUSING ON QUALITY PROGRAMMING, UNDERSTANDING CHANGE AND RESULTS FOR POOR HOUSEHOLDS AND COMMUNITIES
Reduce neo natal and under 5 mortality rates by 20% and maternal mortality rations by 15% in each of the programme sites between 2018 and the end of 2025 Children are protected from illness and are managed appropriately when ill A Reduction in levels of stunting (chronic malnutrition) among children 0-59 months
Source: IATI Registry via d-portal
Tanzania·country precision·Published to IATI Registry
PERFORMANCE-BASED PARTNERSHIP SCHEME FOCUSING ON QUALITY PROGRAMMING, UNDERSTANDING CHANGE AND RESULTS FOR POOR HOUSEHOLDS AND COMMUNITIES
Reduce neo natal and under 5 mortality rates by 20% and maternal mortality rations by 15% in each of the programme sites between 2018 and the end of 2024 Children and their mothers are well nourished Children are protected from micronutrient deficiencies
Source: IATI Registry via d-portal
Tanzania·country precision·Published to IATI Registry
PERFORMANCE-BASED PARTNERSHIP SCHEME FOCUSING ON QUALITY PROGRAMMING, UNDERSTANDING CHANGE AND RESULTS FOR POOR HOUSEHOLDS AND COMMUNITIES
Reduce neo natal and under 5 mortality rates by 20% and maternal mortality rations by 15% in each of the programme sites between 2018 and the end of 2023 Children and their mothers are well nourished Children 6-59 months have a diverse and adequate diet
Source: IATI Registry via d-portal
Tanzania·country precision·Published to IATI Registry
PERFORMANCE-BASED PARTNERSHIP SCHEME FOCUSING ON QUALITY PROGRAMMING, UNDERSTANDING CHANGE AND RESULTS FOR POOR HOUSEHOLDS AND COMMUNITIES
Reduce neo natal and under 5 mortality rates by 20% and maternal mortality rations by 15% in each of the programme sites between 2018 and the end of 2022 Children and their mothers are well nourished Children are exclusively breastfed for the first six months of life
Source: IATI Registry via d-portal
Tanzania·country precision·Published to IATI Registry
PERFORMANCE-BASED PARTNERSHIP SCHEME FOCUSING ON QUALITY PROGRAMMING, UNDERSTANDING CHANGE AND RESULTS FOR POOR HOUSEHOLDS AND COMMUNITIES
Reduce neo natal and under 5 mortality rates by 20% and maternal mortality rations by 15% in each of the programme sites between 2018 and the end of 2021 Children and their mothers are well nourished A Reduction in levels of wasting (acute malnutrition) and underweight among children 0-59 months
Source: IATI Registry via d-portal
Tanzania·country precision·Published to IATI Registry
Strengthening engineering ecosystems in sub-Saharan Africa
This project responds to the significant gaps that exist in advanced training and research in applied science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) in sub-Saharan Africa. Skills in these fields are often either lacking or students are not well equipped for the national or regional job market.
Five pilot projects across sub-Saharan Africa, selected through an open competition and an independent review panel, will explore ways in which engineering research and education in Africa can be strengthened. The five projects touch on various aspects related to how STEM training and research can more effectively achieve social and economic impact throughout the region. These projects are:
• Product design in the engineering curriculum (Nigeria)
• Building capacity in water engineering in East Africa to support the Sustainable Development Goals (Tanzania)
• Supporting leading innovations in water resources management (Ghana)
• University co-op programs in East Africa (Tanzania)
• Supporting STEM research cultures in Africa: Building institutional capacity for computing research (Kenya)
Project leaders will contribute to regional and global understanding by studying their nati
Source: IATI Registry via d-portal
Tanzania·country precision·Published to IATI Registry
Readiness to Adopt Food Related Non-Communicable Disease Prevention Policies in Africa
Increasing consumption of unhealthy diets is fuelling the growing burden of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) across Sub-Saharan Africa. Fiscal and policy interventions for addressing diet-related NCDs such as increased taxation on Sugar Sweetened Beverages (SSBs) have been endorsed by the global health community as being highly cost-effective. There are however significant challenges associated with the adoption and implementation of such interventions due to their inherent nature in politics and the economy.
To establish a comprehensive understanding of the political landscape in which policies for NCDs are developed and implemented, this project proposes a landscape analysis in a subset of Eastern (Rwanda, Uganda, Tanzania and Kenya) and Southern African (Botswana, Namibia and Zambia) countries. The aim of the project is to assess the existing and required evidence on the potential benefits of NCD-related fiscal and policy interventions, and an assessment of the challenges for their possible adoption. Understanding the nature of the burden of disease, data constraints, relevant politico-economic factors, key actors and the existing policy environment will help to develop feasib
Source: IATI Registry via d-portal
Tanzania·country precision·Published to IATI Registry
Improvement of Theileria parva sporozoite vaccine against East Coast fever
In East and Central Africa, the most important tick-borne disease of livestock is East Coast fever, caused by the intracellular parasite Theileria parva. More than one million cattle die of East Coast fever annually, resulting in approximately CA$361 million in losses. Mortality rates approach 90% in susceptible cattle, and animals that recover are long-term Theileria parva carriers that act as sources of further infection for susceptible cattle.
The main methods of disease prevention rely on restricting cattle movements, tick control, or immunization. The first two methods are difficult to enforce. The immunization method involves inoculation of cattle with a live vaccine and concurrent long-acting oxytetracycline treatment to minimize clinical signs. Although the vaccine is efficacious, its production is cumbersome and expensive. Additional technical challenges include dose standardization, the requirement for a large number of cattle to determine the dose, and tick protein contamination. The requirement for concurrent treatment using long-acting oxytetracycline makes the method even more expensive, consequently reducing adoption.
By end of the 30 months, this project should d
Source: IATI Registry via d-portal
Tanzania·country precision·Published to IATI Registry
The Institutional Canopy of Conservation
This project aims to conserve East Africa's rich biodiversity by strengthening local livelihoods through community-based conservation programs. Initiatives such as improved access rights to natural resources, income diversification, and green economic development (ecotourism, for example) will help East Africans advance conservation efforts and create opportunities.
Community-based conservation in Africa
The project will identify the most effective designs for community-based conservation programs by studying the impact of a range of conservancy experiments on local livelihoods, attitudes, and natural resource practices. Its findings will address critical public policy issues regarding communities' rights and responsibilities in collaborative natural resource management.
The project will focus on the rangelands, wetlands, and forests of Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda. This region has the richest concentration of biodiversity and wildlife in Africa.
Sustaining wildlife populations
Pastoralists and customary hunter-foragers in the region are crucial to sustaining wildlife populations threatened by land use changes, range fragmentation, poaching, and loss of grasslands, wetlands, a
Source: IATI Registry via d-portal
Tanzania·country precision·Published to IATI Registry
The Institutional Canopy of Conservation
This project aims to conserve East Africa's rich biodiversity by strengthening local livelihoods through community-based conservation programs. Initiatives such as improved access rights to natural resources, income diversification, and green economic development (ecotourism, for example) will help East Africans advance conservation efforts and create opportunities.
Community-based conservation in Africa
The project will identify the most effective designs for community-based conservation programs by studying the impact of a range of conservancy experiments on local livelihoods, attitudes, and natural resource practices. Its findings will address critical public policy issues regarding communities' rights and responsibilities in collaborative natural resource management.
The project will focus on the rangelands, wetlands, and forests of Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda. This region has the richest concentration of biodiversity and wildlife in Africa.
Sustaining wildlife populations
Pastoralists and customary hunter-foragers in the region are crucial to sustaining wildlife populations threatened by land use changes, range fragmentation, poaching, and loss of grasslands, wetlands, a
Source: IATI Registry via d-portal
Tanzania·country precision·Published to IATI Registry
PERFORMANCE-BASED PARTNERSHIP SCHEME FOCUSING ON QUALITY PROGRAMMING, UNDERSTANDING CHANGE AND RESULTS FOR POOR HOUSEHOLDS AND COMMUNITIES
Older women and men in the targeted countries lead more dignified,secutre and resilient lives Outcome 4: Civil Societies and their networks, communities in target countries (excluding Ireland), demonstrate more supportive attitudes and actions to promote the voice of older men and women in attainment of their rights and entitlements Output 4.1.2 Civil society, programme partners and interest groups benefit from capacity support to support Older men and women, promote their voice and rights and influence key stakeholders
Source: IATI Registry via d-portal
Tanzania·country precision·Published to IATI Registry
PERFORMANCE-BASED PARTNERSHIP SCHEME FOCUSING ON QUALITY PROGRAMMING, UNDERSTANDING CHANGE AND RESULTS FOR POOR HOUSEHOLDS AND COMMUNITIES
Older women and men in the targeted countries lead more dignified,secutre and resilient lives Outcome 2: National social and health protection policies, public governance systems and structures at all levels are more responsive and accountable to older women and men's rights and needs Output 2.5.3 Contribution and participation in drafting of AU Protocol on social protection
Source: IATI Registry via d-portal
Tanzania·country precision·Published to IATI Registry
PERFORMANCE-BASED PARTNERSHIP SCHEME FOCUSING ON QUALITY PROGRAMMING, UNDERSTANDING CHANGE AND RESULTS FOR POOR HOUSEHOLDS AND COMMUNITIES
Older women and men in the targeted countries lead more dignified,secutre and resilient lives Outcome 2: National social and health protection policies, public governance systems and structures at all levels are more responsive and accountable to older women and men's rights and needs Output 2.5.1 Advocacy at regional (through AU, SADC, EAC) and national levels for national social protection policies and frameworks to reflect Africa-wide commitments and protocols regarding the rights of older men and women, the rights of PWDs and the
Source: IATI Registry via d-portal
Tanzania·country precision·Published to IATI Registry
PERFORMANCE-BASED PARTNERSHIP SCHEME FOCUSING ON QUALITY PROGRAMMING, UNDERSTANDING CHANGE AND RESULTS FOR POOR HOUSEHOLDS AND COMMUNITIES
Older women and men in the targeted countries lead more dignified,secutre and resilient lives Outcome 2: National social and health protection policies, public governance systems and structures at all levels are more responsive and accountable to older women and men's rights and needs Output 2.3.1 Package of technical support for national and local authorities in the design, implementation and monitoring age and gender sensitive complaints and grievances redress mechanisms / procedures
Source: IATI Registry via d-portal
Tanzania·country precision·Published to IATI Registry
PERFORMANCE-BASED PARTNERSHIP SCHEME FOCUSING ON QUALITY PROGRAMMING, UNDERSTANDING CHANGE AND RESULTS FOR POOR HOUSEHOLDS AND COMMUNITIES
Older women and men in the targeted countries lead more dignified,secutre and resilient lives Outcome 2: National social and health protection policies, public governance systems and structures at all levels are more responsive and accountable to older women and men's rights and needs Output 2.2.1 Tailored suite of capacity building techniques for OCM/OPAs based on results of capacity assessment
Source: IATI Registry via d-portal
Tanzania·country precision·Published to IATI Registry
PERFORMANCE-BASED PARTNERSHIP SCHEME FOCUSING ON QUALITY PROGRAMMING, UNDERSTANDING CHANGE AND RESULTS FOR POOR HOUSEHOLDS AND COMMUNITIES
Older women and men in the targeted countries lead more dignified, secutre and resilient lives Outcome 2: National social and health protection policies, public governance systems and structures at all levels are more responsive and accountable to older women and men's rights and needs Output 2.1.1 Awareness training and activities provided at the community level on older men and women's' rights and entitlements .
Source: IATI Registry via d-portal
Tanzania·country precision·Published to IATI Registry
PERFORMANCE-BASED PARTNERSHIP SCHEME FOCUSING ON QUALITY PROGRAMMING, UNDERSTANDING CHANGE AND RESULTS FOR POOR HOUSEHOLDS AND COMMUNITIES
Older women and men in the targeted countries lead more dignified, secutre and resilient lives Outcome 1: Older women and men in the targeted countries, including the most marginalised, benefit from increased access to nationally appropriate, inclusive and effective social protection systems Output 1.1.1 Technical Support and capacity building package and advocacy undertaken for Government, Social Protection implementers and key stakeholders.
Source: IATI Registry via d-portal
Tanzania·country precision·Published to IATI Registry
PERFORMANCE-BASED PARTNERSHIP SCHEME FOCUSING ON QUALITY PROGRAMMING, UNDERSTANDING CHANGE AND RESULTS FOR POOR HOUSEHOLDS AND COMMUNITIES
Children are ready for school Coverage and quality of ECCE in Tanzania taken to scale Government takes action to improve ECCE outcomes based on evidence
Source: IATI Registry via d-portal
Tanzania·country precision·Published to IATI Registry
PERFORMANCE-BASED PARTNERSHIP SCHEME FOCUSING ON QUALITY PROGRAMMING, UNDERSTANDING CHANGE AND RESULTS FOR POOR HOUSEHOLDS AND COMMUNITIES
Children are ready for school Children in target areas experience quality Early Childhood Development Early Years Educators create a supportive and inclusive environment for child centred learning
Source: IATI Registry via d-portal
Tanzania·country precision·Published to IATI Registry
Core funding to Misean Cara, which provides grants to missionary organisations for their development work in Africa, Asia and South America
Protection and awareness of human rights, particularly of women and girls implemented by Medical Missionaries of Mary M04/LRG/0222/03/2022-3yr
Source: IATI Registry via d-portal
Tanzania·country precision·Published to IATI Registry
Core funding to Misean Cara, which provides grants to missionary organisations for their development work in Africa, Asia and South America
Operating a One-Stop Health Centre (addressing awareness, prevention and treatment) to tackle child abuse in the Morogoro muncipality area of Tanzania implemented by Society of the Divine Saviour S27/LRG/0221/01/2021-3yr
Source: IATI Registry via d-portal
Tanzania·country precision·Published to IATI Registry
Core funding to Misean Cara, which provides grants to missionary organisations for their development work in Africa, Asia and South America
Enhanced community health and well-being by improving Water Sanitation and Hygiene practices and facilities in Temeke implemented by Salesian Sisters S05/MED/0622/11/2022-3yr
Source: IATI Registry via d-portal
Tanzania·country precision·Published to IATI Registry
Core funding to Misean Cara, which provides grants to missionary organisations for their development work in Africa, Asia and South America
Enhanced community health and well-being by improving Water Sanitation and Hygiene practices and facilities in Temeke implemented by Salesian Sisters S05/MED/0622/11/2022-3yr
Source: IATI Registry via d-portal
Tanzania·country precision·Published to IATI Registry
Core funding to Misean Cara, which provides grants to missionary organisations for their development work in Africa, Asia and South America
HIV and AIDS awareness, mitigation and treatment implemented by Medical Missionaries of Mary M04/LRG/0222/03/2022-3yr
Source: IATI Registry via d-portal
Tanzania·country precision·Published to IATI Registry
Core funding to Misean Cara, which provides grants to missionary organisations for their development work in Africa, Asia and South America
Basic healthcare for those living in remote and isolated regions implemented by Medical Missionaries of Mary M04/LRG/0222/03/2022-3yr
Source: IATI Registry via d-portal
