The Data-Driven Advocacy activity seeks to improve and sustain the ability of Tanzanian civil society organizations (CSOs) to influence policy on rights issues through the strategic use of better data and information. Data-Driven Advocacy will engage in a wide variety of sectoral issues, including land rights, gender-based violence, education rights, marginalized populations, and women and youth.
The Tushiriki Pamoja (“Participate Together”) activity seeks to strengthen and support civil society, in particular women, youth, and people with disabilities, to engage in and promote accountable and inclusive political processes.
Sustainable access to safe water is critical to the health and economy of rural communities in Tanzania. In the past, many communities have seen water systems fall into disrepair because of high costs and limited capacity to maintain and repair them. Solar power is creating new opportunities to provide rural Tanzanians with safe, affordable water.
USAID programs in Tanzania are consistent with U.S. foreign policy and the Government of Tanzania’s national development goals. By empowering Tanzanian women and youth, achieving inclusive, broad-based, and sustainable economic growth, and improving effective democratic governance, these programs aim to advance Tanzania’s socioeconomic transformation toward middle-income status by 2025.
The USAID Public Sector Systems Strengthening Activity (PS3) strengthens the ability of the Government of Tanzania to administer the delivery, quality, and use of public services, particularly for underserved populations.
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Last updated: September 24, 2019
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