Building and maintaining peace requires the voice and leadership of women. In Zanzibar, women are still left behind in the peace and reconciliation processes at the national and local levels. …
Building and maintaining peace for women(Tushiriki Pamoja) Read More »
JUWAUZA received the total of 6,000,000 Tanzanian Shillings from Abilis Foundation for the implementation of awareness training on human rights and 17 Sustainable Development Goals for girls and women with …
The organization has experienced working with gender in election during the Zanzibar General Election of 2010 under the UNDP through Deloitte. The project was implemented for four months from July …
Capacity Building For Women With Disabilities In General Election 2010 Read More »
The organization implemented the project of Strengthening of Women with Disabilities in expressing their view on the Second Draft Constitution of the United Republic of Tanzania. It was a one …
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JUWAUZA received a total of 8,000,000 Tanzania Shillings from the Committee of African Countries from Oman in 2015. The amount is directly used to support girls, youth and women with …
Under the established Ushiriki Tanzania (UT), the Zanzibar UT members who are JUWAUZA, CYD, PIRO and ZLSC collaboratively was funded to implement the ZanID project in both Unguja and Pemba. …
Jumuiya ya Wanawake wenye Ulemavu Zanzibar (JUWAUZA) implemented a ten months project named We Are One. The project was implemented in twenty five constituencies (13 in Unguja and 12 in …
Citizen’s Concerns on the Government of National Unity in Zanzibar (Sisi ni wamoja) Read More »
The Zanzibar Electoral Commission (ZEC) accredited JUWAUZA to observe the 2020 Zanzibar General elections as a local independent citizen-based, non-partisan and impartial observation group. The JUWAUZA specific mission was to …
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