Many of us who work in the Renewable Energy, and Environment space in Tanzania and the region must know Ms Sandra Smithey, either as a friend or as a colleague. Sandra was working for the C.S. Mott Foundation as a Program Officer – Advanced Climate
As the world celebrates International Nurses Day, it is important to recognize the critical role that the health sector plays in ensuring the well-being of communities. One way to support this sector is through the adoption of renewable energy, particularly solar energy. Solar energy has
Dar es Salaam. Around 9 pm at Kinzudi Street, Salasala Ward in the commercial capital, Dar es Salaam, a tailor in the neighbourhood is busy sewing clothes for her customers. Her shack, covered with wood and corrugated iron sheets, is among the few stores open
When Amshaamsha Foundation (AAF), an innovative non-profit organisation, started in Tanzania had a mission to restore our climate for the current and future generations. This mission together with our vision of empowering and nurturing our planet through a sustainable future is what defines and guides
One of the key strengths of the Amshaamsha Foundation lies in its emphasis on community engagement. AAF understands that sustainable development cannot be achieved in isolation. Therefore, we actively involve local communities, encouraging participation and collaboration. Through educational programs, awareness campaigns, and skill-building initiatives, AAF