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- A sigh of relief for Ngala residents in Lindi, rural Tanzania
  
  Roughly 80 kilometers outside of Lindi, Tanzania lies a small village called Ngala. With a population of approximately 2,300 people, most of Ngala’s residents are farmers who grow Sesame seeds, Peas and Maize. Unreliable harvests, partly contributed by the impact of climate change, means that the majority of the village live in poverty.
  
  16 august 2016
  
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- Changing Lives through Climate Resilience in Tanzania
  
  Approximately an hour’s drive outside of Singida, central Tanzania, a small community of less than 5,000 people struggle to make ends meet due to unreliable and unpredictable rainfall patterns caused by climate change. The village is Ulyampiti, a largely agro-based economy with few opportunities for alternative livelihoods.
  
  16 Aug 2016 august
  
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- Launch of the Sustainable Energy for All (SE4ALL) Initiative in Tanzania
  
  15 july 2016
  
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- UNDP’s global flagship for 2015 launched in Tanzania
  
  11 march 2016
  
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- UNDP stands ready to assist youth empowerment in Tanzania
  
  10 march 2016
  
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- International Women’s Day 2016: Planet 50-50 by 2030
  
  8 march 2016
  
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- Statement by The UN Resident Coordinator and UNDP Resident Representative on the 50th Anniversary of UNDP
  
  24 february 2016
  
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- Taking stock of the HDR experience in Eastern and Southern Africa
  
  22 february 2016
  
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- Reflections as UNDP observes 50th Anniversary
  
  16 february 2016
  
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- UN Global Compact debuts local network in Tanzania
  
  20 january 2016
  
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- My Volunteer Journey - Fatma, a UNV working at UNHABITAT tells her story
  
  28 december 2015
  
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- Partnerships in action: UNDP Hosts Partners Consultation Conference on its New Country Programme 2016-2021.
  
  16 december 2015
  
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- More than 600 families benefit from a solar-power project in Tanzania
  
  23 november 2015
  
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- Hope for peaceful Tanzanian election seen in united football
  
  23 october 2015
  
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- With UNDP support, Tanzanian Judiciary readies for poll aftermath
  
  12 october 2015
  
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- Mitandao Wajamii Wa Usimamizi Tanzania wins 2015 Equator Initiative prize
  
  01 october 2015
  
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- The Global Goals, Journey towards Sustainable Livelihoods
  
  22 september 2015
  
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- Hope for the future; tree planting in Vunta Village, Same District, Kilimanjaro Region
  
  01 july 2015
  
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- UNDP AND UNICEF Support Legal Sector and Child Justice Reforms in Zanzibar
  
  29 may 2015
  
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- UNDP Supports Farmer’s Access to Knowledge and Markets
  
  19 may 2015
  
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- UNDP and Ministry of Natural Resources Sign an Agreement
  
  16 april 2015
  
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- Despite progress, HDR provides a fresh perspective on economic transformation
  
  30 march 2015
  
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- A Case of Evidence for Development Results: UNDP Tanzania
  
  18 march 2015
  
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UNDP partners with people at all levels of society to help build nations that can withstand crisis, and drive and sustain the kind of growth that improves the quality of life for everyone.We are on the ground in almost 170 countries including Tanzania where we have been supporting the Tanzanian Government since 1978 to improve the lives of the people through broad practice areas of democratic governance, Climate change & energy, Environment & Natural resources, Private sector development and Capacity development

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