Strengthen safeguarding systems across five partner organisations in Tanzania to reduce risks and prevent sexual exploitation, abuse and harassment (SEAH) by building robust, context‑appropriate institutional capacities that ensure safe environments and clear accountability.
Five partner organisations and their management, boards, staff and associated personnel, alongside community members, especially women and children, who face heightened risks of violence.
Partners work closely with vulnerable groups yet face gaps in safeguarding policies, complaint pathways and referral systems. Tools often lack alignment with international standards or local realities. Prior experience in gender analysis and safeguarding provides a base, but stronger leadership, participation and systematisation are required for consistent protection and accountability.
The Catholic Diocese of Kayanga has 30 years of experience in managing natural resources and promoting sustainable agriculture through its Community Habitat Environmental Management Program (CHEMA). From 2003 to date, the diocese has carried out various projects in agriculture and agro-industry, gender mainstreaming, beekeeping, afforestation and small business promotion.
The Diocese of Rulenge Ngara, which implements development projects in Ngara, Biharamulo and Chato districts, is a proven implementation partner of HORIZONT3000. The Hu-man Life Defense Department has many years of extensive experience in implementing community-related projects.
PWC empowers indigenous pastoralist women and girls from the Maasai, Sonjo, Akie, Barabaig, Tatoga and Hadzabe communities. The programmes are designed to have long lasting and sustainable impact and to reflect our commitments to equity, diversity and inclusivity.