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DARAJA (Developing Risk Awareness through Joint Action) is a project aims at improving ACCESS to, and enhances the USE of relevant weather and Climate information by residents ... More Details

While houseold and sanitation and hygiene in schools are globally recognized as essential children rights to health, many schools in Tanzania faces an acute challenge to achieve de... More Details

CCI supports community in promoting Hygiene at community and households level. houseold waste and hygiene promotion teams are trained by CCI to promote hygiene and collecting house... More Details

CCI supports community to collects houseold waste, recycle and reuse of resources out of collect garbage. In recent, the houseold waste collection has been linked to recycling in o... More Details

Dewats is an onsite or cluster wastehouseold system that is used to treat and dispose of relatively small volumes of wastehouseold, generally originating from individual or groups ... More Details

The challenge of pit emptying is acute especially in the informal settlements where streets are packed up and accessibility is very limited. The popular sanitation facilities in th... More Details

As results of enumeration and mapping done by CCI and community (Federation), a simplified sewerage system was proposed by the community at Vingunguti as one of the sanitation solu... More Details

The lack of public toilets in major towns across Tanzania puts the health of millions of people at risk as desperate citizens are forced to relieve themselves in indecent, unhygien... More Details

In many urban informal settlements of Tanzania a single house is occupied by a number of households, normally three to eleven. That being the case toilets constructed by our traine... More Details

Sanitation is still a big challenge in Tanzania. According to DHS 2010 it is only 22% of households with improved toilet facilities in urban areas. Majority of households in urban ... More Details

Federation promotes hygiene through provision of knowledge households to households and through community meetings. Hygiene and solid waste teams are trained by CCI to promotion hy... More Details

scheme initiated by Tanzania Federation for Urban Poor (TFUP) with support from Centre for Community Initiative (CCI), it is a development project in collaboration with Temeke Muni... More Details

The overall 5.1 percent of Tanzanians with the age between 15-49 years are HIV-positive. HIV prevalence is higher among women with 6.2 percent than among men with 3.8 percent (TACA... More Details

Around the world, climate change is increasingly recognized as a major challenge. The effects are being felt already and will increase in intensity over the coming years. The Least... More Details

Water is very important to human existence. People need clean water to survive and stay healthy. Lack of clean water contributes to the high mortality rates in children around the ... More Details