Tanzania

Ensuring the functionality of water points

In collaboration with WaterAid, the Government of Tanzania,Twaweza and local organisations, the application of the Water Point Mapping tool to assess coverage levels and market supply for spares and operations and maintenance services, has been upscaled to 60 districts in Tanzania.

Improved animal health and cattle dip functionality

The Cattle Dip Revival Programme, implemented by the Mara Local Government Authority and the Mara Regional Secretariat with support from SNV, has seen the number of monthly immersions increase, benefiting thousands of livestock keeping househoulds.

Accessing clean energy

SNV contributes to a commercially viable and sustainable biogas sector with the aim to improve quality of life for rural and peri-urban households. Households are increasingly exploring the benefits of domestic biogas.

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This week Floriade Park will open the doors of the Rijkspaviljoen My Green World. Discover the Power of Poop and visit the presentation of Africa Biogas Partnership Programme (ABPP).
In 2011, more than 65,000 biogas plants were installed in various countries in Asia and Africa supported by SNV. Thus far, the countries supported by SNV have installed a total more than 430,000 plants.
The United Nations Foundation brought together a powerful panel made up of members of the Global Alliance for Clean Cookstoves to discuss a way forward for reaching their ambitious goal of 100 million cookstoves by the year 2020.
On November 22, SNV concluded its subsidy agreement for 2012-2015 with the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
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Tanzania

SNV started operations in Tanzania in 1971 and has been a consistent development partner since then, operating in all corners of the country. In alignment with Tanzania’s National Strategy for Growth and Reduction of Poverty, SNV works in the Agriculture, Water Sanitation and Hygiene, and Renewable Energy sectors. Within these three sectors, we provide advisory services, broker knowledge and support advocacy. The recipients of these services include public sector, private sector, and civil society organizations.

SNV aims to contribute to sustainable impact at scale. To accomplish this, SNV in Tanzania works in partnership with a wide range of public and private partners at the local, national and international level, in association with a growing number of local organisations that provide capacity development services. Read more...

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