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How water, sanitation and hygiene contribute to girls’ education in Tanzania

A safe and effective learning environment means providing access to drinking water sanitation and hygiene WASH services in schools especially when it comes to adolescent girls education

Installation of rain harvesting model in selected project schools in Mkoani District

Within the framework of the implementation of the UN Joint project on Empowering adolescent girls and young women through education in Tanzania UNESCO Dar es Salaam intends to support construction of rainwater harvesting models in one school in Mkoani District In this regard quotations are requested from reputable and qualified companies registered in Tanzania to construct the models Full terms of reference available at httpsenunescoorgfiletorswashconstructionmkoanipdf The deadline for application is 27 July 2021

Musicians from Tanzania fight infodemic around COVID-19

As part of the DontGoViral campaign launched by UNESCO in partnership with the Innovation for Policy Foundation i4Policy Siti Amina and Msafiri Zawose internationally renowned musicians from Tanzania joined the battle against COVID19 by composing and performing beautiful songs to educate their communities to take necessary actions during the pandemic

Installation of rain harvesting model in selected project schools in Sengerema, Kasulu, Mkoani and Ngorongoro Districts

Within the framework of the implementation of the UN Joint project on Empowering adolescent girls and young women through education in Tanzania UNESCO Dar es Salaam intends to support construction of rainwater harvesting models Community Based ECD pilot models in one school in each of the following districts Sengerema Kasulu Mkoani and Ngorongoro In this regard quotations are requested from qualified companies registered in Tanzania to construct the models Note One organisation can send quotation for only one district The deadline for application is 28th December 2020

December 4, 2020