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  • The Six Women Who Brought Spice Processing to Kwemashai

    Edward Almasi

    In the remote village of Kwemashai T, six women turned a simple idea into the community’s first spice-processing enterprise. Despite limited capital, community skepticism, and the challenge of building trust…

  • Women of SAKARE: Monica’s story

    Edward Almasi

  • Sisal Value Chain in Kishapu

    Edward Almasi

    This documentary captures the voices, experiences, and resilience of the people of Kishapu as they navigate the impacts of climate change and the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic.

  • Pili Makau’s Cashew Farming Journey: Sustaining Impact Beyond Projects

    Edward Almasi
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    Pili Makau is a cashew farmer who participated in the Innovating Cashew Value Chain Project (July 2021 – June 2025). By applying Good Agricultural Practices, joining DUGA Agricultural Marketing Cooperative…

  • Waste into Wealth: Young Women Leading Change in Unguja

    Edward Almasi

    In Unguja, thirteen young women of the Bluwudi Youth Savings and Loan Association are redefining opportunity by transforming discarded tires into handcrafted coffee tables. Through training from the Ujana Wangu,…

  • When Small Savings Built a Warehouse

    Edward Almasi
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    After six years of persistence, AGANO Malagosi VSLA members proved that small, consistent savings can achieve big results—building a warehouse that is now ready to transform how farmers in Malagosi…

  • Male Champions Transforms Social Norms in Iringa

    Edward Almasi

    This story highlights how CARE Tanzania’s Male Champions model in Iringa is helping communities transform traditional social norms. Through training provided by CARE, the Police Gender Desk, and community welfare…

  • Newsletter Second Issue

    Edward Almasi

    This edition celebrates progress, partnerships, and people driving change across Tanzania—from young women-led innovation in Unguja to farmers turning human-wildlife conflict into opportunities for resilience through VSLAs.

  • “Sowing Together, Saving Together”

    Edward Almasi

    Members of Umoja wa Mtama Senene VSLA group in Tanzania started saving together so they could afford seeds for the planting season. This is their story.

  • “Disability Doesn’t Mean Inability”

    Edward Almasi

    In Singida, the Mtama kwa Walemavu VSLA group—made up of 14 members living with disabilities—is breaking barriers and proving what’s possible. From saving together to farming sorghum on dry land,…