Trees and grasses are about to become the stars of the show as we start a nursery project that will provide the resources to support the contour farming project the community need as they want to change the ways they farm and interact with the environment
Read MoreBad toilets have a negative impact on life chances, so lets work together to ensure toilets are good and meet the needs of the users
Read MoreProfessor Mike Hodd was a founding Trustee of Livingstone Tanzania Trust and we celebrate him and the invaluable guidance he gave us in the early years
Read MoreJulian speaks freely about the work, the motivation and some of the programmes
Read MoreUK Government cuts are having a negative impat at a time when so much good is being done.
Read MoreInvesting in primary schools lays the foundation for the future, and we are now seeing the region reaching the top of the national academic tables.
Read MoreGood post-harvest food security is essential for storage of contributions to school meals. Without it food provided by the parents could deteriorate or simply disappear.
Read MoreGovernment approved of Mikuyu Tanzania’s approach to education.
Read MoreTananian primary schools must have market gardens to contribute to enhancing the nutritional value of school meals. But how to do so without overloading the teaching staff and taking the students out of class? Read on to know more…
Read MoreVisitors reivews of their visit to Babati
Read MoreRegenerative Farming is about bringing the soil back from dependancy on synthetic fertilizers to a state of natural harmony where soilds are replenished organically.
Read More“Students were not using the toilets at their schools. The major consequence of this was that students ended up dropping out of school - which seems like a crazy correlation to make, but in fact it is a case of correlation does mean causation. Not going to the loo caused widespread urinary tract infections (UTI) among the student population. This meant being off school and needing medical care, very often medical care which could not be afforded.”
Read MoreListening to the students gives a totally different and very important perspective,
Read MoreNEW, hygienic and comfortable boys toilets have been completed at the Babati Day Sec School. No longer do the boys need to fear answering the call of nature.
Read MoreDevelopment 101. Listen to the needs of the community, and that means listen to everyone, not just the leaders. This is what we are doing as we seek to understand why the young people are under performing at primary level.
Read MoreGood hygiene is essential for health and good hygiene needs good toilets.
Read MoreBev Hall has joined the team in a volunteer capacity to assist us as we evolve as a charity.
Read MoreTomatoes can be a fantastic way to grow the household income, improve income security and overcome financial poverty. With training and careful mentoring and market linkages this can be achieved in a systainble way.
Read MoreThe boma has been transformed into a classroom, which will reduce overcrowding in the school and inspire young minds
Read MoreThe Sawe Primary School took us 7 years to complete. It is the best government school in the Manyara Region
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