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WFP is implementing a 4 year Boresha Lishe nutrition project in rural areas of central Tanzania which aims to improve nutrition for 30,000 women & children.

With the first case of COVID-19 confirmed in Tanzania in early March, Angelina is worried, about how she will continue to protect mothers and their newborns.

"Working in the resource-poor setting of the refugee camp is challenging. The health facility is constantly busy and there is a shortage of skilled staff."

​​​​​​​Humanitarian assistance in the country is now eased after WFP launched a passenger flight that will be ferrying humanitarian & health worker in Tanzania.

For the 21 women who on average give birth each month in the dispensary’s catchment area motherhood is now safer, accelerating Tanzania’s progress.

In January, nearly 300 children from various youth networks participated at the Youth Summit, organized by Femina Hip in collabora­tion with UNICEF.

Trafficking in persons (TiP), is a form of VAWC often a result of gender inequality and the lower social status of women & children in families & com­munities.

UNESCO support is to boost the battle against COVID-19 in Tanzania & for safety of journalists, inclusive mainstream and community-based media reporting.