A decade and a half of community impact — from marine conservation along Tanzania's coast to HIV epidemic control in Dar es Salaam. Discover the initiatives donors, partners and communities have trusted us to deliver.
ASUTA's newest flagship marine programme. Building on lessons from the three Heshimu Bahari components, Bahari Yetu places coastal communities at the centre of how Tanzania's marine resources are protected, governed and used — weaving conservation, climate resilience, gender equity and blue livelihoods into a single locally-owned framework.
A holistic, action-oriented programme equipping CSOs, communities and partners across 10 capacity domains — from governance and finance to MEAL, advocacy, digital skills and safeguarding.
Supporting government initiatives to reduce HIV infections among Vulnerable Populations and achieve 95-95-95 goals through collaborative efforts with local authorities.
Capacity-building, co-management and socio-economic strengthening across Dar es Salaam and Mtwara — the third component, working with 84 BMUs across 17 CFMAs.
Five-year project to increase demand for and use of quality integrated RMNCAH services across 11 regions in Tanzania.
Benthic Ecological Survey across Kibiti, Kilwa, Mafia and Lindi — the second component, extending the protocol to 6,737 grids across the southern seascape.
Outreach activities and services to vulnerable populations — psychosocial support, healthcare referrals and Opioid Substitution Therapy in Temeke Municipal Council.
Benthic Ecological Survey across Kinondoni and Kigamboni — the first component of Heshimu Bahari, delivering 2,156 grids of high-resolution benthic imagery below 50m.
Comprehensive HIV prevention and family planning targeting vulnerable adolescent girls and young women (vAGYW) in Dar es Salaam.
HIV/AIDS prevention in Bagamoyo district — comprehensive preventive measures for Most at Risk Populations through social behavioural change and structural interventions.
We're always looking for partners to help us expand our impact and reach more communities across Tanzania.