Tanzania

Our country office in Tanzania is based in Dar es Salaam and our work in the country focus strongly on both environmental issues as well as to eradicate poverty.

Tanzania has a population of almost 60 million people. About two thirds make a living in the agricultural sector. Vi Agroforestry partners with a number of farmers’ organizations in different parts of the country. Our local partners organize farmers who grow everything from coffee to bananas and vanilla.

The core of the work we do together with our partners is to teach methods for sustainable agricultural land management, such as agroforestry. Agroforestry is a method where trees are planted together with other crops to give richer and more varied harvests. Our work is also focused on empowering our partners to be strong, democratic organizations with a high capacity to meet their members’ rights and give their members the knowledge and service they need to engage in sustainable agriculture.

From 2023 onwards, we place particular focus on working in dry areas where agroforestry methods can make a great difference for farming with minimal water and thus contribute to food security and livelihood opportunities.

Projects in Tanzania

Agroforestry for Sustainable Livelihood and Biodiversity (ASILI-B) Programme

By focusing on agroforestry, gender equality, and climate resilience, we drive development and empower farmers.
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East African Dryland Agroforestry Expert Group

brings together civil society, ministries, academia, practitioners, and youth  in Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda.
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Smallholder Coffee Development Programme – CODE-P

empowers 24,000 smallholder coffee producers in the Southern Highlands of Tanzania and creates jobs along the coffee value chain.
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Expert Desk to Sida

We provide support, knowledge and experience regarding holistic, inclusive, and sustainable agricultural carbon projects.
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Trees Sustain Life 

helps Tanzanian farmers increase productivity, regenerate degraded lands, mitigate greenhouse gas emissions and cope with climate change.
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Serengeti-Mara ecosystem programme – SEMA

teaches local communities to farm sustainably and co-exist peacefully with wildlife.
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MedTrees
helped conserve medicinal tree species, benefitting both community health and biodiversity.
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Tanzania

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Emmanuel, who lost hope and left the coffee sector returns optimistic following CODE-P interventions
Tanzania

Emmanuel, who lost hope and left the coffee sector returns optimistic following CODE-P interventions

Inclusive Stakeholders’ Engagement For Influencing Friendly Policies In Coffee Value Chain: Case Of CODE-P.
Code-P meeting. Photo ANSAF.
Tanzania

Inclusive Stakeholders’ Engagement For Influencing Friendly Policies In Coffee Value Chain: Case Of CODE-P.

“We use better growing methods now”
Tanzania

“We use better growing methods now”

Working together as a family bears fruits for Kikuna family
Tanzania

Working together as a family bears fruits for Kikuna family