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Enabel teams in Uganda and Tanzania embrace action research to enhance education
Proscovia GREGORY | 29-10-2024
From September 24 to 29, Enabel’s teams from Uganda and Tanzania came together at the National Teacher Training College in Kaliro, Uganda, for a specialized training on Action Research in Education. This training, led by Prof. Geert Kelchtermans and Dr. Ann Deketelaere of the Centre for Innovation and...
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Enabel and Government collaboration to mint digital entrepreneurs in Mwanza
Mkama MWIJARUBI | 28-10-2024
Nuru Michael, in her late twenties, enjoys her participation in the first cohort of trainees at Mwanza city’s first open digital innovation hub, thanks to Enabel’s collaboration with Ennovate Ventures and the government.“I’m excited to get an opportunity to participate in a guided learning about ...
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In Tanzania, Enabel and partner VETA Mpanda train local tailors in beekeeping suit production
Deogratius KIMENA | 01-06-2024
In an effort to improve access to beekeeping inputs, Enabel and Vocational Education and Training Authority (VETA) Mpanda are facilitated bee suit making training to 15 local tailors from Nsimbo, Mlele, and Tanganyika districts from May 20th to June 1st, 2024. In addition to the technical ...
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Empowering honey sellers in Tanzania: Ikungi-Singida vendors gain skills in hygiene, packaging, and business
Deogratius KIMENA | 01-06-2024
A roadside honey seller from Ikungi-Singida gears up with practical learning on best hygienic practices, packaging, record-keeping, and business skills.Sessions were facilitated in collaboration with Small Industries Development Organization (SIDO) Singida for roadside honey sellers from Ikungi, Itigi...
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Enabel celebates 40 years of collaboration with Tanzania
Proscovia GREGORY | 23-05-2024
On May 16, 2024, Enabel's office in Dar es Salaam buzzed with excitement as we celebrated three monumental milestones: 40 years of bilateral cooperation between Tanzania and Belgium, 25 years of Enabel's impactful presence in Tanzania, and the inauguration of the new Representation office in Dar es ...
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Wezesha Binti Program Launch: Empowering Youth, Fostering Equality, and Inspiring Change
Proscovia GREGORY | 14-12-2023
Enabel in Tanzania recently launched the Wezesha Binti (Empower the girl) program, a comprehensive effort designed to uplift girls and vulnerable boys in the Kigoma Region of Tanzania. This 25-million-euro Bilateral Cooperation between Belgium and Tanzania is dedicated to empowering young people, with...
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ENHANCING BEEKEEPING EXTENSION SERVICES
Deogratius KIMENA | 10-12-2023
Tanzania is the second largest honey producer in Africa and the largest African supplier to the EU, still most districts with high honey production levels lack specialized government extension officers. In September 2022, Enabel through EU funded Beekeeping Value Chain Support (BEVAC) Programme ...
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Supporting Establishment of New Bee reserves for Sustainable Beekeeping in Tanzania
Deogratius KIMENA | 27-11-2023
District Vice Councilor Mr. Stephen Petro Mtayana emphasizes the importance of environmental care in combating climate change and unlocking opportunities through bee reserves. In Choda village, part of the EU-funded BEVAC project, 19 villages, including Choda, are working to establish new Bee reserves...
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From school to decent work: A recap of the exciting Inception week for the 'Wezesha Binti' project
Proscovia GREGORY | 24-11-2023
Enabel in Tanzania alongside colleagues from Enabel Brussels conducted an inception meeting for the WEZESHA BINTI Project (2023-2028) in collaboration with various partners and stakeholders in the Kigoma region from November 20th to 25th, 2023. The meeting was meant to acquaint key partners and...
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Access to affordable and improved bee hives to beekeepers in Katavi, Tanzania.
Deogratius KIMENA | 21-11-2023
Recognizing the success of 15 carpenters from Katavi who have completed a 6-day training in advanced bee hive construction. The training, organized by Enabel through the EU-funded BEVAC project, involved artisans from Mlele, Nsimbo, and Tanganyika, working towards enhancing sustainable beekeeping...
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In Tanzania, the Beekeeping value chain project held its launch event!
Deogratius KIMENA | 28-03-2022
BEVAC project launching event took place on the 21st of February, 2022 at Morena Hotel in Dodoma.The Deputy Minister of Natural Resources and Tourism (MNRT), Hon. Mary Masanja, on behalf of Guest of Honour Hon. Dr. Damas D. Ndumbaro the Minister of Natural Resources and Tourism and the EU Ambassador...
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Construction of stone arch bridges to facilitate market access in Tanzania
Willem VAN DER VOORT | 20-08-2020
The Sustainable Agriculture Kigoma Region Project (SAKiRP) has a successful component “access to agricultural commodity markets”. The construction of stone arch bridges contributes to this component by facilitating the transportation of agricultural produce and thus reducing the cost of transportation...
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Enabel and the World Food Programme partner to connect Kigoma farmers to market in refugee food assistance - Tanzania
Cindy SPIEKART | 08-06-2020
World Food Programme and Enabel join achievement has been published in the paper edition of "The Guardian" in Tanzania. Here under, you'll find extracts of the article, the full article is available here: https://www.ippmedia.com/en/business/belgian-agency-enabel-team-wfp-offer-kigoma...
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Cassava value chain in Kigoma Region.
Deogratius KIMENA | 09-12-2019
Cassava is the food crop grown in Kigoma region by most farmers. Due to low cost of production most farmers prefer to produce cassava as a food security strategy and business as well especially for export to Burundi, Uganda and Rwanda. This video depicts interventions made by SAKiRP in different...
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Focus on nutrition: showcasing Maisha Bora activities to the Prime Minister of Tanzania
Mathias LARDINOIS | 10-10-2019
Childreach / WFP presented Maisha Bora programme with a stand and documentation at the Joint Multisectoral Nutrition review meeting held in Dodoma Oct 3-4.That meeting was officiated by the Prime Minister of Tanzania Hon. Kassim Majaliwa, who was very interested with our programme.