• Award for completion of Leadership Training offered by Libre Foundation and TAMA
  • Deputy Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Environment shaking hands with TAMA's Executive Director
  • TAMA's Director wearing glasses with Staff, peer educators and parents group during field visit on 20th October 2017
  • EBAFOSA Stakeholders during the launch in Dar es salaam
  • TAMA Staff ready to face field challenges
  • Vocational Training Tools at TAMA VET Centre, Ngara
  • Vitamin A supplementation to reduce stunting and improve nutrition
  • Project review meeting underway
  • Peers Educators training - Ms Swafia presenting the effect of STIs among Youth
  • TAMA's Director, Mr. Paschal Nchunda with UN Resident Coordinator in Tanzania
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Award for completion of Leadership Training offered by Libre Foundation and TAMA1 Deputy Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Environment shaking hands with TAMA's Executive Director2 TAMA's Director wearing glasses with Staff, peer educators and parents group during field visit on 20th October 20173 EBAFOSA Stakeholders during the launch in Dar es salaam4 TAMA Staff ready to face field challenges5 Vocational Training Tools at TAMA VET Centre, Ngara6 Vitamin A supplementation to reduce stunting and improve nutrition7 Project review meeting underway8 Peers Educators training - Ms Swafia presenting the effect of STIs among Youth9 TAMA's Director, Mr. Paschal Nchunda with UN Resident Coordinator in Tanzania10 african-yam-farm11

Introduction

Introduction

Tanzania Agricultural Modernization Association (TAMA) is the national registered but locally active non-governmental organization (NGO) based in Bukoba, Kagera Region, Tanzania. Kagera region is located in the northwestern corner of Tanzania on the western shore of Lake Victoria. The region neighbors Burundi, Rwanda and Uganda and lies across the lake from Kenya. TAMA, an eleven year old following its legal registration on 10th August 2006 and officially verified by NGOs’ RegistrarRead More..

Philosophy -

TAMA is based on the philosophy that, for true and sustainable livelihoods to take place, there is a need for vibrant and joint broad decisions committed to mobilize smallholder farmers and the community at large to actively participate in the fight against extreme poverty through an active and effective response to the needs of marginalized groups that is, farmers, youth, women, disabled and orphans and vulnerable children in rural and urban areas.

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