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AATZ Bi-Annual Newsletter

This issue contains updates on organisational processes and development and narrates achievements and impacts of AATZ work in the last six months of the year

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ActionAid Tanzania 2015 Annual Report

ActionAid Tanzania has been implementing its Country Strategic Paper III(CSP III) since the beginning of 2014.Accordingly, the 2015 Annual Report is informed by the CSP III,strategies of the local

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Women To Kilimanjaro

 The Kilimanjaro Initiative is a rural women’s mobilisation from across Africa towards an iconic moment at the foot of Mt Kilimanjaro in October 2016. With access to and control over land and natural

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Still Racing Towards the Bottom

The report summarises What progress has been made since 2012 in reducing tax incentives in East Africa, and have governments kept their promises?

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Promoting Quality Education Through Progressive Domestic Resource Mobilisation Project- Launch Event Report

ActionAid Tanzania is implementing a three years education program (2015-2017) titled Promoting Quality Education Through Domestic Resource Mobilisation funded by NORAD. The main objective of the

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ActionAid Tanzania 2014 Annual Report

This report summarises the organisations perfomance in the year 2014 in areas of programmes and organisational development.It highlights priorities set for the year, key implemented actions and core

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ActionAid Tanzania's Country Strategy Paper III

This strategy builds on strength and lessons learnt from the previous strategy, and fully alligned to Peoples Action to End Poverty, the ActionAid International Strategy  2012-2017 which has been main

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National Women Forum Report 2015

ActionAid Tanzania (AATZ) in collaboration with TGNP conducted a National Women Forum from 14th-15th June 2015. The forum which brought together women from across the country both national and local

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Take Action:Stop EcoEnergy's Land Grab in Bagamoyo

 Rural communities in the Bagamoyo district of Tanzania are opposing a much-lauded sugar cane plantation project planned by EcoEnergy, a Swedish-owned company that has secured a lease of over 20,000