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The Kigoma Joint Programme (KJP) will focus on the development of communities surrounding the refugee camps in Kigoma.

The UN in Tanzania and FURSA have renewed a strategic partnership to reach thousands of youth all across Tanzania.

The Government of France has contributed EUR 250,000 to the UN World Food Programme (WFP) so that refugees in Tanzania can receive further cash assistance.

The additional support will build on existing water and sanitation projects that have just been launched.

The Tanzania Social Action Fund (TASAF) Productive Social Safety Net (PSSN) programme enables households to graduate out of both food and basic-needs poverty.

UN Youth Initiative impacts 20,000 Tanzanians in less than one year.

Millions of hungry people in the world require food assistance each year. Crisis such as war and natural disasters can uproot families and destroy livelihoods.

The United Nations in Tanzania met with editors from different media houses to discuss UN success, challenges and opportunities during the past five years.