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WaterAid started the Tanzania program in 1983 focussing exclusively on the provision of safe domestic water, sanitation and hygiene education to the Tanzania's poorest. WaterAid in Tanzania enables poor people to gain access to safe water and sanitation services, these basic human rights underpin health, education and livelihoods, forming the first essential step in overcoming poverty. WaterAid wo

rks with partner organisations and communities providing them with the skills and support to help them set up low cost, sustainable projects using appropriate technologies that can be managed by the community itself.

đź’§Today in the afternoon at   in Stockholm, Sweden, the WaterAid Tanzania (WAT) team participated in a session exploring ...
25/08/2026

đź’§Today in the afternoon at in Stockholm, Sweden, the WaterAid Tanzania (WAT) team participated in a session exploring the role of the private sector in strengthening water supply service delivery.

📝 Drawing on lessons from the implemented project “Climate-Resilient Water Supply: Building the Business Case for Water Operators in Tanzania,” WaterAid Tanzania Head of Programmes, Beda Modest Levira, joined the panel to reflect on Tanzania’s context, the evolving PPP landscape and opportunities for greater private-sector engagement.

🤝 The session brought together investors, banks, water sector stakeholders and other partners to discuss the existing enabling environment, political will and opportunities to scale up climate-resilient water supply solutions.

Yesterday, our WaterAid Tanzania team joined the  Manyara Rs government for the Manyara Tanzanite Marathon Tanzanite Mar...
23/08/2026

Yesterday, our WaterAid Tanzania team joined the Manyara Rs government for the Manyara Tanzanite Marathon Tanzanite Marathon under the slogan, “One Step, Save a Child’s Life.”

The marathon also gave us a great opportunity to bring our global campaign to the track, highlighting the role of clean water, decent toilets and good hygiene in making childbirth safer and more dignified.

On the track, the team proudly held high the messages joined along with government leaders - the Deputy Speaker of Parliament , Hon Daniel Baran Sillo who was officially representing Prime Minister of the United Republic of Tanzania, Dr. Mwigulu Lameck Nchemba as the Guest of honor at the event, Queen Cuthbert Sendiga and other regional and district leaders HALMASHAURI YA WILAYA YA HANANG, RUWASA MANYARA REGION.

We stood in solidarity, and proudly showed that when it comes to safe and dignified childbirth, it’s Time to Deliver.



What keeps community champions engaged over the long term? This is one of the key questions guiding our work through the...
21/08/2026

What keeps community champions engaged over the long term? This is one of the key questions guiding our work through the BASIN research project: What individual and structural determinants influence sustained engagement of community champions?

What a great moment yesterday August 20th in Sangara Village, Babati District, we moved from research findings to action by supporting Climate Adaptation Champions with practical tools to strengthen their work within the community. The event, graced by Babati District Chairperson as Guest of Honour, marked a major step toward securing their long-term role in climate adaptation and water security. It is continued research to test and apply evidence generated through behavioural research on what enables champions to remain active, motivated and effective over time. Findings from the BASIN research highlighted that sustained engagement depends not only on individual commitment, but also on the systems that support champions, including access to knowledge, visibility, recognition, collaboration, and the tools needed to perform their roles effectively.

Together with Babati DC, we are addressing some of the structural barriers identified by the research, while reinforcing the motivation and confidence that drive community leadership including provision of;
• Certificate of recognition of Climate Adaptation Champions by Babati District Council
• 4 public address systems with amplifier, microphone, Bluetooth and FM capability
• 10 pairs of protective gumboots
• 30 pairs of protective gloves
• 30 reflective safety jackets
• 14 copies of the Champions’ Constitution and 20 copies of the Champions’ Guide.

Since 2022, WaterAid Tanzania has worked alongside the community champions, together with Babati District Council, to strengthen their skills however the community champions engagement over the long term became the question that this research project is answering.

💧 Reaching Universal WASH access in Hanang’ will take TZS 94.6 billion over five years. This means better healthcare, he...
03/08/2026

💧 Reaching Universal WASH access in Hanang’ will take TZS 94.6 billion over five years. This means better healthcare, healthier communities, better learning outcomes in schools, and better livelihoods for families across the district.

Click in our bio to read more about it, and let’s make this investment count for Hanang’.

Our WaterAid Tanzania Annual Review 2025–26 Report is here! 💧 A reflection of the progress we’ve made together, celebrat...
28/07/2026

Our WaterAid Tanzania Annual Review 2025–26 Report is here! 💧

A reflection of the progress we’ve made together, celebrating the communities, partnerships, and collective efforts advancing access to clean water, sanitation, and hygiene across Tanzania.

Explore our journey and the impact we’re creating together.

đź“– Read the full report by clicking the link in our bio.

Our WaterAid Tanzania Annual Review 2025–26 is here! 💧 A reflection of the progress we’ve made together, celebrating the...
27/07/2026

Our WaterAid Tanzania Annual Review 2025–26 is here! 💧

A reflection of the progress we’ve made together, celebrating the communities, partnerships, and collective efforts advancing access to clean water, sanitation, and hygiene across Tanzania.

Explore our journey and the impact we’re creating together.

đź“– Read the full report by clicking the link in our bio.

When water is far away, women and girls often carry the greatest burden.Long walks to collect water reduce time for educ...
21/07/2026

When water is far away, women and girls often carry the greatest burden.

Long walks to collect water reduce time for education, work and family life.

Universal access to WASH is also about gender equality.

Closer, safer and reliable water services create opportunities for women and girls to thrive.
 

At Gidamula Primary School, children can now access clean and safe water, stay healthy and thrive in their education.
13/07/2026

At Gidamula Primary School, children can now access clean and safe water, stay healthy and thrive in their education.

WaterAid Tanzania wishes you every success as you take on this important role. Wizara Ya Afya We look forward to improvi...
03/07/2026

WaterAid Tanzania wishes you every success as you take on this important role. Wizara Ya Afya We look forward to improving health through access to clean and safe water, decent toilets, and good hygiene for communities across Tanzania.

Today marks another milestone in our journey to ensure everyone, everywhere has access to clean water, decent toilets an...
02/07/2026

Today marks another milestone in our journey to ensure everyone, everywhere has access to clean water, decent toilets and good hygiene.

WaterAid Tanzania has officially handed over the Handeni WASH Project (Funded by Operakällaren Foundation-OKF) to the government Wizara ya Maji/Ministry of Water - Tanzania, Ofisi ya Mkuu wa Wilaya ya Handeni and the communities of Kideleko Ward, marking the beginning of a new chapter of community ownership and sustainable service delivery.

The project has delivered:
đź’§ A piped water supply system with a 100,000-litre/day, Slow Sand Filter and 100,000-litre reserve tank.

đźš° Three prepaid public water points bringing clean and safe water closer to the community.

🏥 Improved WASH facilities and services at Kideleko Healthcare facility, including a health waste management facility ( Ash pit, Incinerator & Placenta pit), Reverse Osmosis water treatment system, handwashing facilities helping to strengthen infection prevention measures. Wizara Ya Afya

🌿 Communities reached and now have awareness on good hygiene practices plus the establishment of 18 Women WASH Champions, who are leading efforts to protect water sources and promote hygiene in their communities.

Speaking during the handover ceremony, Eng. Mwajuma Waziri, Permanent Secretary, Wizara ya Maji/Ministry of Water - Tanzania , recognized the role of the 18 Women WASH Champions in safeguarding the Kwamaizi Dam and surrounding environment, she remarked:
“Nimefurahi sana kuona kikundi cha kina mama kikilinda chanzo cha maji cha Bwawa la Kwamaizi pamoja na mazingira yanayokizunguka. Hii inaonesha kuwa tayari mmeanza kutekeleza kwa vitendo Sera ya Taifa ya Maji kwa kulinda vyanzo vya maji na kuhakikisha huduma za maji zinaendelea kuwa endelevu kwa vizazi vya sasa na vijavyo.”

“I am particularly pleased to see this group of women taking the lead in protecting the Kwamaizi Dam and its surrounding environment. Through these efforts, you have already begun putting our National Water Policy 2002 Version 2025 into action by safeguarding water sources and helping ensure sustainable water services for present and future generations.”

Together, we are proving that .

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