SN | Name of group | Location | Members | Contacts | Registered | Savings | Activities |
1. | Youth Development Platform (YODEP) | Mji Mpya Karakata | 15 Ke-6 Me-9
| Yes | Yes | Youth Development Platform (YODEP) is an organization that actively engages young people in environmental management and community development. One of its main areas of focus is environmental protection, which it promotes through several practical and youth-driven initiatives.
1. Waste Recycling Initiatives YODEP encourages the recycling of waste materials such as plastics, bottles, and household waste. By promoting recycling, YODEP helps reduce pollution, minimize waste in landfills, and promote a cleaner, healthier environment. The organization educates young people and communities on how to properly sort and reuse materials, turning waste into valuable resources.
2. Bottle and Waste Collection Auctions YODEP organizes auctions and programs that motivate community members to collect and sell recyclable materials — for example, used bottles and household waste. These initiatives provide a financial incentive for waste collection while also keeping the environment clean. People can bring in their collected materials, which are then bought or auctioned for recycling purposes.
3. Youth and Community Participation Through these activities, YODEP empowers youth to take an active role in environmental protection. It fosters responsibility, innovation, and community participation, showing that environmental management can also create economic opportunities and social impact.
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2. | Amka Youth | Keko machungwa | 10 Ke-10 | 0710562829 | yes | yes |
Amka Group is a community-based Federation focuses on several key income-generating and community-improving projects that support both environmental sustainability and local livelihoods.
1. Managing a Well Project (Sales and Maintenance) Amka Group manages a community water well that provides clean and safe water to local residents through operating and maintaining the well to ensure it remains functional and provides clean water. Selling water to community members, ensuring access to clean water while generating income for group sustainability. Regular maintenance and repair. 2. Producing liquid soap and sell to the community and nearby mosques, creating jobs and generating income for the members.
3. Gas Cylinder Exchange Program, as a beneficiary in the Clean Cooking Energy program, the group is involved in a gas cylinder exchange and distribution at affordable price and educating community about the benefits of clean cooking energy.
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3. | Super Women youth | Mbagala Bughudadi | 16 Ke-16
| 0716500888 | N0 | yes | Super Women Youth Group is a community-based organization made up of women who have come together to empower themselves socially and economically. The main goal of the group is to improve the lives of its members through teamwork, savings, and investment activities. By uniting their efforts, these women support one another in achieving financial independence, developing new skills, and building a strong sense of community.
One of the key activities of the Super Women Youth Group is saving. Every member contributes a small amount of money regularly weekly or monthly which is collected and recorded by the group’s treasurer. These savings help the members to build a financial safety net and teach them the importance of discipline and consistency when managing money. The savings also serve as a foundation for future investments or to support members in times of need, such as during emergencies or when starting small businesses.
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4. | Uhuru youth environment champion | Vigoa chamazi | 14 Ke-9 Me- | 0620114001 | yes | yes | The Uhuru Youth is a group of young people who are actively involved in community activities and entrepreneurship. One of their main activities is cooking food at events like community gatherings, celebrations, and public events.
Another key area of their work is the gas cylinder exchange program. This service ensures that households and businesses can easily and safely exchange empty gas cylinders for filled ones. By offering this service, the Uhuru Youth help improve energy access and promote the use of clean cooking energy in their community
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5. | Elimisha Federation Youth | Kipawa, Karakata | 15 Me-5 Ke-10 | 0652650274 | yes | yes |
Elimisha Group is an organization that uses art as a tool to educate and empower the community. Their main goal is to raise awareness and promote positive behavior in different areas of life through creative and engaging methods. Instead of relying only on formal education or written materials, they use artistic performances such as traditional dances, drama (maigizo), and other creative works to communicate important messages to the public.
One of their key areas of focus is environmental conservation and cleanliness. Through music, dance, and drama, they teach people about the importance of keeping their surroundings clean, protecting natural resources, and practicing sustainable habits.
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6. | Ruhara youth group | Keko machungwa | 10 Ke-2 Me-8 | 0699518717 | yes | yes |
The group focusing on empowering its members through practical skills and income-generating activities like soap-making activities and entrepreneurship component by teaching business management, marketing, and innovation skills. Members learn how to identify market opportunities, manage finances, and develop business plans.
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7. | Khatwaba | Saku chamazi | 18 Ke-9 Me-9 |
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The group focused on entrepreneurship activities and tailoring activities through empowering members with both business knowledge and practical. Their main goal is to help members develop the ability to create, manage, and grow small tailoring businesses. Through training and workshops, participants learn essential entrepreneurial skills such as planning and budgeting, marketing.
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8. | Watu Safi | Karakata kipawa | 6 Me-6 | 0766039151 |
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| Watu Safi Youth Group is a community-led organization who decided to take action to protect their area in Karakata Settlement around Msimbazi River from the negative effects of flooding. Their main goal is to safeguard their homes, land, and environment from destruction caused by heavy rains and rising river waters.
One of the key activities carried out by the group is planting bamboo and reeds along riverbanks. These plants play an important role in preventing soil erosion and landslides, which often occur when water flows strongly during floods. The roots of bamboo and reeds hold the soil together, reducing the chances of the riverbanks collapsing or washing away.
Through these efforts, Watu Safi Group has helped make their community safer and more resilient. Their work not only protects homes from damage but also supports the local ecosystem through Nature based solutions, as the plants they grow provide habitats for various species and help maintain water shed. |
9. | Youth Union Environmental Champion, YUEC | Vijibweni Kigamboni | 11 Ke-3 Me-8 | yes | yes |
The YUEC dedicated to protecting the natural environment, particularly focusing on the conservation of ocean coastal and marine ecosystems. One of their main initiatives is centered on ocean protection through mangrove planting and restoration. By planting and restoring mangroves, YUEC helps to strengthen coastal resilience, increase biodiversity, and combat climate change.
The Group also engages in tree planting programs. These activities aim to restore degraded land, the group often involves local residents and volunteers in these projects, helping to raise awareness about the importance of trees and protecting nature for both the environment and human well-being.
Another key area of YUEC’s work is eco-tourism activities that benefits both the environment, nature and local communities. Eco-tourism projects led by YUEC focus on encouraging visitors to appreciate nature without harming it. These programs often include educational tours and sea food, and hands-on conservation experiences such as mangrove planting and beach cleanups.
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10. | Ng’ara Federation Youth | Maji matitu chamazi | 7 Ke-5 Me-2 | 0712456865 | yes | yes | The Ng’ara Youth Group is a community-based organization made up of young people who are committed to improving their livelihoods and contributing to the development of their community. The group was formed to empower youth through practical skills, creativity, and teamwork. By engaging in income-generating projects, the members aim to promote self-reliance, reduce unemployment, and create a positive impact in society.
Entrepreneurship is one of the key activities of the Ng’ara Youth Group. Group have engaged in soap production is another important project carried out by the group. Members are trained to make different types of soap, including liquid soap and bar soap. The group also engages in food production, members take part in farming activities such as planting vegetables, fruits, and other crops. Some also practice small-scale livestock keeping.
Handcraft work is another creative and valuable activity within the group. Members make a variety of handmade items such as baskets, mats, and decorative products. These crafts are often sold at local markets and exhibitions, providing income while preserving cultural traditions.
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