Organizational Context
CARE Tanzania is a Country Office for CARE International, which is a non-profit, nonsectarian, non-governmental organization with its Secretariat in Geneva, Switzerland.
CARE International is a confederation of members. Each member is responsible for raising finances for relief and development programmes from the public, corporations, foundations, and governments in their respective countries.
CARE USA, CARE Canada, and CARE Australia, which have responsibilities as Lead Members for specific country offices, are responsible for hiring international staff and providing back office technical assistance and support for the country offices assigned to them. Lead Members as well as other CARE International members provide technical assistance and support for programs/projects being implemented in Country Offices where they are engaged with. At the moment CARE is planning to become a global organization with only one HQ. It is expected that the process of intergrating the various members into one system will take at least another two years.
CARE USA is the Lead Member for CARE Tanzania, and CARE Tanzania’s country programme is coordinated by CARE USA on behalf of CARE International. At the
regional level, CARE Tanzania receives oversight and guidance from the East and Central Africa Regional Management Unit (ECARMU) based in Nairobi.
CARE Tanzania, as a country office, is responsible for designing, implementing, monitoring, and evaluating programs, as well as raising funds with institutional, bilateral, and multilateral donors.
Updates
The LinkUp National Forum; Bridging the Gap
On February 28th ...
Farmers’ Fight bears Fruit
Farmers’ Fight bears Fruit Villagers in Mbarali entered 10 years ago into a land dispute with Kapunga Rice Project Limited. The dispute start...
MicroLead: A new Microfinance Policy on our door step
With inputs from CARE Tanzania, the government has completed a new microfinance...
Quarterly Updates
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Quartely Update: Multiplying Impact on World Environment Day
Welcome to the CARE Quarterly Post, landing in you... -
GENDER EQUALITY AND WOMEN’S EMPOWERMENT:
WHAT DOES IT MEAN FOR US? At CARE, we put women a... -
WANT GENDER EQUITY?
INVOLVE MEN BUT PUT WOMEN IN CHARGE At the end of... -
CARE EAST AFRICA:
Savings Group Linkage Summit CARE Tanzania's LINK... -
SPOTLIGHT ON LINK UP
In 2013, CARE launched the Gates Funded LINK Up Pr...
Publications
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SLFI QUARTER 2 Update: Country Specific VSLA Innovations
Country Specific InnovationFor over 25 years, CARE... -
Savings-Led Financial Inclusion Mapping Report Insights and Recommendations
BACKGROUNDAccording to the UN, rising food and nut... -
GEWE
Introduction Women and girls in Tanzania face gen... -
CARE Tanzania Capacity Statement
Our Programming Focus Rural Communities in Tanzan... -
Land, Agriculture and Sustainable Food System
An Impact Learning Brief From CARE International i... -
GEWE and SALAMA
Following from our Wezesha strategy, we are happy ... -
Planning, implementing and evaluating climate smart agriculture
The experience of the MICCA pilot projects in Keny... -
PASTORALIST - Situational & Trends Analysis: Land Based Conflict in Tanzania
The background of the Land Conflict Situational an...