Tanzania - SAPSN

Name of organization	Brief history	Date of establishment	Physical Address	Phone number	Email	Website	Registration	Affiliations	Geographical Coverage	Impact population (Beneficiaries)	Thematic focus (3 key areas of operation)	Impact and Achievements	Partnerships
Tanzania Civil Society Consortium on Election Observation	TACCEO was formed in 2014 to coordinate and enhance the capacity of civil society organisations in observing elections in Tanzania	2.014	P.O Box 63991, DAR es Salaam, Tanzania	255225510546		https://demworks.org/tanzania-civil-society-consortium-election-observation-tacceo.html	Registered as a non-governmental organization in Tanzania	Comprises various Tanzanian civil society groups and human rights organizations	National coverage across Tanzania	Tanzanian citizens, political parties, electoral management bodies	Election observation, electoral integrity, transparency	The Tanzania Civil Society Consortium on Election Observation plays a crucial role in ensuring the integrity of electoral processes in Tanzania. By monitoring elections, reporting irregularities, and advocating for transparency, they contribute to the promotion of democracy and citizen trust in the electoral system.	Various local partnerships and International organizations
Tanzania Coalition on Debt and Development(TCDD)	Formed in 1988,TCDD is a coalition of civil society organizations campaigning for debt cancellation and promoting economic justice in Tanzania	1.988	P.O Box34231,Dar es Salaam, Tanzania	255222114839	info@tcdd.or.tz	https://TCDD.or.tz/	Registered as a non-governmental organization in Tanzania	Works with a network of member organizations, including research institutions, faith-based groups, and community-based organizations.	National coverage across Tanzania	Tanzanian Citizens	Debt relief, development finance, economic justice	They raise awareness about the impact of debt on development and advocate for responsible lending practices to promote sustainable development and prioritize the well-being of the population.	TCDD collaborates with government agencies, international financial institutions, and development partners to advance its agenda.
Tanzania Coalition for Sustainable Development (TCSD)	Established in 2004 ,TCSD brings together various stakeholders to advocate for sustainable and inclusive development in Tanzania	2.004	P.O Box63178,Dar es Salaam, Tanzania	255222773006		https://TCSD.or.tz	Registered as a non-governmental organization in Tanzania	Comprises various environmental, community-based, and development organizations in Tanzania	National coverage across Tanzania	Tanzanian Citizens	Environmental governance, climate change adaptation, sustainable natural resource management, community-driven development	TCSD has been influential in advocating for policies and practices that promote sustainable development and environmental protection in Tanzania, as well as supporting community-led initiatives in this regard.	TCSD collaborates with government agencies, research institutions, and international development organizations to advance its sustainable development agenda.
Tanzania Media coalition (TMC)	Formed to promote media freedom ,professionalism ,and ethical journalism in Tanzania	1.995	PO Box 105372,Dar es Salaam ,Tanzania	255222121605		N/A	Registered as a non-governmental organization in Tanzania	Comprises various media houses, journalists' associations, and media advocacy groups in Tanzania	National coverage across Tanzania	Journalists, media organizations, and the Tanzanian public	Media freedom and safety, capacity building for journalists, policy advocacy for media-friendly legislation	TMC has been instrumental in advocating for the protection of media rights, promoting ethical journalism standards, and supporting media capacity development in Tanzania.	TMC collaborates with the Tanzanian government, media regulatory bodies, and international media development organizations.
Tanzania Gender Networking Program (TGNP)	Formed in 1993 to advocate for gender equality ,women's rights,and social transformation in Tanzania	1.993	P.O Box 8921,Dar es Salaam ,Tanzania	255222773161		https://www.tgnp.org	Registered as a non-governmental organization in Tanzania	Works with a network of women's rights organizations, community groups, and social movements in Tanzania	National coverage across Tanzania	Women, girls, and marginalized gender groups in Tanzania	Gender-responsive policies, women's political participation, feminist economic alternatives, gender-based violence prevention	GNP has played a significant role in advocating for gender-responsive policies, supporting women's leadership, and promoting feminist perspectives in Tanzania's development agenda.	TGNP collaborates with government agencies, international development partners, and other civil society organizations to advance its gender equality and women's empowerment goals.
Tanzania Human Rights Defenders Coalition (THRDC)	Formed in 2010 to protect and promote the rights of human rights defenders in Tanzania	2.010	P.O Box 32156,Dar	255222760361	info@thrdc.or.tz / whistleblower@thrdc.or.tz	https://thrdc.or.tz/	Registered as a non-governmental organization in Tanzania	Comprises various human rights organizations, community-based groups, and individual human rights defenders in Tanzania	National coverage across Tanzania	Human rights defenders, marginalized communities, and the Tanzanian public	Human rights monitoring and documentation, advocacy for civic space protection, capacity building for human rights defenders	THRDC has been instrumental in promoting and protecting human rights in Tanzania, including advocating for the safety and security of human rights defenders.	THRDC collaborates with government agencies, international human rights organizations, and other civil society groups to advance its human rights agenda.
Tanzania Youth Coalition (TYC)	TYC is a national network of youth -led ORGANIZATIONs and individuals advocating for youth empowerment,inclusion ,and participation in national development	2.002	P.O Box 10980, Dar es Salaam,Tanzania	255222772209		https://www.tyc.or.tz/	Registered as a non-governmental organization in Tanzania	Comprises various youth-led organizations, student unions, and youth-focused community groups in Tanzania	National coverage across Tanzania	Tanzanian youth, youth-led organizations, and the broader Tanzanian society	Youth leadership development, civic education, youth-led policy advocacy, entrepreneurship and employment	TYC has been successful in amplifying the voices of Tanzanian youth, advocating for their inclusion in decision-making processes, and supporting youth-led initiatives for social and economic development.	TYC collaborates with government agencies, international youth development organizations, and other civil society partners to advance its youth empowerment agenda.
Tanzania Health Promoting Support (THPS)	THPS is a non governmental organization that facilitates partnerships ,collaborations,and networks to strengthen the health system and public health in Tanzania	2.011	P.O Box 62622 Dar es Salaam ,Tanzania	255222123728		https://thps.or.tz/	Registered as a non-governmental organization in Tanzania	Collaborates with a network of community-based organizations, faith-based groups, and health-focused civil society organizations in Tanzania	National coverage across Tanzania	Tanzanian communities, particularly those affected by HIV/AIDS and other health challenges	HIV/AIDS prevention and treatment, maternal and child health, non-communicable disease management, community-based health promotion	THPS has been instrumental in improving access to quality healthcare services, especially in underserved communities, and promoting health-seeking behaviors among Tanzanian citizens.	THPS collaborates with the Tanzanian government, international health organizations, and other civil society partners to deliver its health-focused initiatives.
Tanzania Education Coalition (TEC)	TEC is a network of civil society organizations advocating for inclusive ,equitable and quality education for all in Tanzania	1.993	P.O Box 34081 Dar es Salaam , Tanzania	255222760260		https://www.tec.or.tz/	Registered as a non-governmental organization in Tanzania	Comprises various education-focused organizations, teacher unions, student groups, and community-based initiatives in Tanzania	National coverage across Tanzania	Students, teachers, parents, and the broader Tanzanian education sector	Access to education, quality of education, teacher training and support, education policy advocacy	TEC has been instrumental in advocating for increased investment in education, promoting inclusive education practices, and supporting community-based initiatives that enhance access to quality education in Tanzania.	TEC collaborates with the Tanzanian government, international education organizations, and other civil society partners to advance its education-focused agenda.
Network of Tanzanian Non Governmental Organizations Against AIDS (NETANAGA)	NETANAGA was formed to coordinate and strengthen the capacity of NGOs in the national response to HIV/AIDS in Tanzania	2.006	P.O Box 16307 Dar es Salaam ,Tanzania	255222163156		N/A	Registered as a non-governmental organization in Tanzania	Comprises various community-based organizations, faith-based groups, and HIV/AIDS-focused civil society organizations in Tanzania	National coverage across Tanzania	Communities affected by HIV/AIDS, people living with HIV/AIDS, and civil society organizations working on HIV/AIDS in Tanzania	Community mobilization for HIV/AIDS prevention and care, advocacy for access to HIV/AIDS services, capacity building for local organizations	NETANAGA has been instrumental in supporting community-led responses to the HIV/AIDS epidemic, advocating for increased access to HIV/AIDS services, and building the capacity of local organizations to address the epidemic at the grassroots level.	NETANAGA collaborates with the Tanzanian government, international HIV/AIDS organizations, and other civil society partners to advance its community-led HIV/AIDS response agenda.
Africa Philanthropy Network (APN)	APN was conceived as a space for African institutions to interrogate and intervene in the power dynamics that shape how resource mobilization, distribution and spending impact the possibilities of transformative change in Africa.	2.009		255739282399	info@africaphilanthropynetwork.org	africaphilanthropynetwork.org	Registered as an international non-governmental organization in Tanzania	orks with a network of national and regional philanthropic organizations, community foundations, and civil society partners across Africa	Pan-African, with a focus on East and Southern Africa	Philanthropic organizations, community foundations, and civil society groups in Tanzania and other African countries	Promoting strategic philanthropy, strengthening civil society capacity, fostering collaboration and knowledge-sharing	APN has been instrumental in building the capacity of philanthropic organizations and civil society actors in Tanzania, and facilitating the exchange of best practices across the continent.	APN collaborates with a range of local, national, and international partners to deliver its capacity-building and knowledge-sharing initiatives.
Catholic Diocese of Kigoma - Justice and Peace Commission	The Vicariate Apostolic of Kigoma was created on 10th May 1946 with Msgr Jan van Sambeek as its first Bishop. The first mission was established at Kigoma, the railhead on Lake Tanganyika in 1914. The second mission, Mulera, was founded in 1926.	1.946	P.O. Box 71, Kigoma, Tanzania	255282803129	bishopsoffice@diocesekigoma.org	kigomadiocese.org	Registered religious institution in Tanzania	Catholic Church	Kigoma region in Tanzania	Local communities within the Kigoma region	Promoting Justice, Ensuring Peace, Social Development	Creates positive change within the communities it serves by promoting justice, fostering peace, and supporting social development initiatives.	Local and international organizations, government agencies, and civil society group
Chipua Institute for Social Transformation	Chipua Institute is a non-profit organization that works to empower marginalized communities in Tanzania through innovative social enterprise initiatives and youth-led development projects.		Tanzania, East Africa	255784457230	info@chipua.org	https://www.chipua.org/	Registered as a non-governmental organization in Tanzania	Collaborates with local and international development partners, social enterprises, and youth-led initiatives	Primarily focused on the Arusha region, with some projects in other parts of Tanzania	Marginalized communities, youth, and social entrepreneurs in the Arusha region	Community-based economic development, social entrepreneurship, youth leadership and skills development	Chipua has successfully incubated several social enterprises and supported youth-led community development projects in Arusha, contributing to improved livelihoods and social transformation.	Chipua collaborates with local government agencies, private sector partners, and international development organizations to deliver its programs.
Christian Council of Tanzania (CCT)	The Christian Council of Tanzania is an ecumenical organization that brings together various Christian denominations and church-based organizations in the country to promote unity, social development, and interfaith dialogue.		CCT Head Quarters are in Dodoma, Church House Along Hospital Rd., between 8th and 9th Rd	255262324445	gs@cct.or.tz	https://cct.or.tz/	Registered as an umbrella organization for Christian churches and faith-based organizations in Tanzania	Affiliated with the World Council of Churches and the All Africa Conference of Churches	Nationwide, with a presence in all regions of Tanzania	Christian churches, faith-based organizations, and communities across Tanzania	Advocacy, Development, Humanitarian	The CCT has been instrumental in fostering ecumenical dialogue, promoting social development initiatives, and advocating for social justice and peace in Tanzania.	The CCT collaborates with its member churches, government agencies, and international development partners to implement its programs.
Eastern and Southern Africa Small Scale Farmers Forum (ESAFF)	ESAFF is a regional network of small-scale farmer organizations that advocates for the interests and rights of smallholder farmers in Eastern and Southern Africa, including in Tanzania.		P.O. Box 1782, SUA Road, Morogoro, Tanzania	255713486183	coordinator@esaff.org	https://esaff.org/index-php/	Registered as a regional non-governmental organization in Tanzania	Member of the Pan-African Farmers' Organization (PAFO) and the Global Forum on Agricultural Research and Innovation (GFAR)	Eastern and Southern Africa, with a strong presence in Tanzania	Small-scale farmers, particularly women and youth, in Tanzania and other Eastern and Southern African countries	Agriculture Financing, Food Sovereignty, Movement Building, Economic Empowerment	Advocacy for small-scale farmer rights, promotion of sustainable agriculture, capacity building, and food security	ESAFF collaborates with national farmer organizations, government agencies, research institutions, and international development partners.
MS TCDC	For more than 50 years, we have delivered high quality capacity development in areas such as: democratic governance, human rights, transformational leadership, gender equality, youth participation and climate change governance.	1.967	P.O. Box 254 - Arusha - Tanzania	255754651715	mstcdc@mstcdc.or.tz	https://mstcdc.or.tz/	Registered as a non-governmental organization in Tanzania	Affiliated with the MS network, a global alliance of civil society development organizations	Tanzania and the wider East African region	Organisations and networks all over the world.	democratic governance, human rights, transformational leadership, gender equality, youth participation and climate change governance.	MS TCDC has been instrumental in strengthening the institutional and programmatic capacity of numerous civil society organizations in Tanzania, enabling them to deliver more effective development interventions.	MS TCDC collaborates with local and international development partners, government agencies, and academic institutions to deliver its capacity-building programs.
Legal And Human Rights Centre (LHRC)	The Pastoral Women's Council is a non-profit organization that works to empower women in pastoral communities in Tanzania, focusing on improving their economic, social, and political status.		P.O Box 75254, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania		lhrc@humanrights.or.tz	www.humanrights.or.tz	Registered as a non-governmental organization in Tanzania	Member of the East and Horn of Africa Human Rights Defenders Project (EHAHRDP)	Nationwide, with a focus on underserved communities	Tanzanian citizens, particularly marginalized and vulnerable groups	Human rights monitoring and advocacy, legal aid and empowerment, good governance and anti-corruption efforts	LHRC has been instrumental in documenting human rights violations, providing legal aid to marginalized groups, and advocating for policy and legislative reforms to improve the human rights situation in Tanzania.	LHRC collaborates with government agencies, civil society organizations, and international human rights organizations to deliver its programs.
Tanzania Media Women Association	A non-profit, non-partisan, non-governmental and human rights	1.987	P.O BOX 8981,Sinza Mori,Dar Es Salaam	255222772681	tamwa@tamwa.org	http://www.tamwa.org	Registered	Other media organizations or women's rights organizations in Tanzania.	Tanzania	Women working in the media industry in Tanzania	Gender Equality in Media Representation, Capacity-Building for Women in Media, Advocacy for Women's Rights in the Media Sector	Organized workshops, conducted advocacy campaigns, facilitated networking opportunities, and collaborated with stakeholders to address gender disparities in the media sector.	French Embassy, UNFPA, Southern African Trust,
Tanzania Human Rights Defenders Coalition	The Tanzania Human Rights Defenders Coalition is a network of civil society organizations and individuals that works to protect and promote the rights of human rights defenders in Tanzania.		Eyas Road, Near Hekima Garden, P.O BOX 105926, Mikocheni, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania	+255 769 642 208	info@thrdc.or.tz	https://thrdc.or.tz/	Registered as a non-governmental organization in Tanzania	Member of the East and Horn of Africa Human Rights Defenders Project (EHAHRDP)	Nationwide, with a focus on regions with high-risk environments for human rights defenders	Human rights defenders, civil society organizations, and communities affected by human rights violations	Protecting and supporting human rights defenders, advocating for their rights, and promoting an enabling environment for civil society	THRDC has been instrumental in documenting and responding to threats against human rights defenders, providing legal and psychosocial support, and advocating for legal and policy reforms to protect human rights defenders in Tanzania.	THRDC collaborates with government agencies, human rights organizations, and international human rights bodies.
Youth Partnership Countrywide	Youth Partnership Countrywide is a non-governmental organization that works to empower young people, promote their active participation in community and national development, and support their role as agents of positive change in Tanzania.				ypcyouth@yahoo.com.au	https://www.facebook.com/ypc.Tanzania/	Registered as a non-governmental organization in Tanzania	Member of the Tanzania Youth Development Network (TAYODEN)	Nationwide, with a focus on rural and underserved communities	Youth, particularly those in marginalized communities	Youth leadership development, civic education, sustainable development initiatives, and advocacy for youth-friendly policies	YPC has been instrumental in training and empowering young people to become active citizens, implementing community-driven development projects, and advocating for policies that address the needs and rights of Tanzanian youth.	YPC collaborates with government agencies, civil society organizations, and international youth development partners.

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We work with men, women, boys and girls in promoting a conducive, peaceful