| Name of the organisation | ActionAid – Tanzania |
| Location | Tanzania |
| Website | www.actionaid.rog/tanzania |
| Contact details(representative and contact person for the Capacity Building Project) | Scholastica HauleScholastica.haule@actionaid.org |
| Organisation | |
| Type of organisation(i.e.; service delivery, community mobilisation, training / capacity building, advocacy, research, network, media, knowledge based, funder) | community mobilisation, training / capacity building, advocacy, |
| Size(approximate number of staff) | 41 |
| Focus of the organisation | Programme Focus Area 1: Sustainable agriculture and control over land and other natural resources Programme Focus Area 2: Governance, public and corporate accountability Programme Focus Area 3: Women’s and children rights and prevention of violence against women and children |
| Activities and mission | Our MissionTo work with poor and excluded people to eradicate poverty and injusticeBy 2018, 8,000 children will have accessed their right to quality education through enhanced accountability by the government and other actors Key Actions Mobilize and organize people towards enhanced access to quality basic education for children Promoting Rights in Education by addressing safe school environment Initiate and strengthen girls clubs in schools to ensure safe school environment for girls and boys Promote peoples’ active participation in school governance- work with school management committees |
| Partners / Partnerships (if relevant to the Capacity Building programme) | Women groups,Police gender desks |
| Projects and Programmes(Provide details about the projects you are working on that you would like other Grantees participating in the Capacity Building project to be aware of, and that you would be willing to be contacted about) | |
| Name of the project/programme | Nature and theme(s) of work |
| Prevention of violence against school age children in Northern Unguja | To put mechanisms in place in Unguja North region of Zanzibar, Tanzania to prevent violence against children Contact person: Scholastica Haule |
