TAHEA Mwanza operates in a landscape shaped by persistent systemic challenges and widening opportunity gaps:

• Tanzania’s economic growth has not translated into meaningful improvements in household incomes, especially for rural and under-resourced families.
• Across many communities, families depend on livelihoods like small-scale farming, fishing, and informal work that offer little security or sustainability.
• The traditional family unit and social support structures are eroding, leaving many families more vulnerable to crisis.
• Climate change, pandemics, and entrenched gender inequalities further amplify food insecurity, poor health outcomes, and limited access to quality education.

Bold, comprehensive solutions that prioritise empowered families and make the systems that surround them more inclusive, equitable, and resilient are necessary in light of these realities.

FOUNDATIONS THAT POWER SUSTAINABLE CHANGE

• Gender Equality
• Community-led systems change
• Climate adaptation and resilience
• Stronger, responsive organizational systems