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.

At present, Vi Agroforestry has two projects and one overall programme in Tanzania.

Projects in Tanzania

Smallholder Coffee Development Project in Tanzania’s Southern Highlands – CODE-P
The CODE-P project contributes to inclusive and sustainable development of the coffee value chain for better incomes and improved nutrition of 24,000 smallholder farmers in Southern Tanzania.
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MedTrees
aims to map medicinal tree species and document their contribution towards biodiversity and healthcare whilst promoting the productivity and proper harvesting of medicinal trees for sustainable use.
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The ALIVE programme 

will contribute to a sustainable environment that enables women and men living in poverty to improve their lives.
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Recent project – Trees sustain life
Emiti Nibwo Bulora means Trees Sustain Life. This project in Tanzania promotes agroforestry practices to help farmers increase productivity, regenerate degraded lands, mitigate greenhouse gas emissions and cope with the impacts of climate change.
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Vi Agroforestry in Tanzania

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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