Where We Work Today
🌴 Zanzibar (Unguja & Pemba)
Across both islands, CARE Tanzania works with young women, adolescent girls, and coastal communities, supporting innovation, economic empowerment, and resilience in one of Tanzania’s most distinct cultural and economic landscapes.
🌿 Iringa
In the southern highlands of Iringa, CARE works with smallholder farmers, especially women, supporting sustainable agriculture and climate-smart practices, advocating for unpaid care, and promoting women’s economic independence.
⛰️ Mbeya (Rungwe & Busokelo Districts)
In the fertile highlands of Mbeya, CARE supports smallholder tea farmers, particularly women, strengthening their economic independence and improving farm productivity in one of Tanzania’s most important cash-crop sub-sectors.
🌿 Njombe
The southern highlands region of Njombe is a key hub for CARE Tanzania’s work in women’s economic independence, sustainable agriculture, and climate resilience.
🌾 Morogoro
A region of significant agricultural importance, Morogoro is where CARE supports communities at the intersection of food security, climate stress, and economic opportunity, hence building resilience for both farmers and pastoralists.
🌊 Tanga (Korogwe, Bumbuli, Muheza & Mkinga Districts)
Along Tanzania’s northeastern coast, CARE works with women farmers and coastal communities in strengthening livelihoods and advancing equality for women and girls.
🌽 Shinyanga (Kishapu District)
In the central-north, CARE Tanzania works in Kishapu, one of the country’s drier districts—on programming that helps families withstand climate shocks while improving food and nutrition security.
🌍 Kigoma
In western Tanzania along Lake Tanganyika, CARE supports communities in one of the country’s most underserved regions by bringing programming focused on women’s empowerment, livelihoods, and resilience.
