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(image) – From Left Mr. Loserian (Imbibia group's secretary),KIDI Executive Director Amani Lukumay and Dr. Tuli Msuya from Tanzania Forest Fund during project follow ups
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(image) – KIDI advocates for quality basic education: Children at KIDI's working area herding cattle while others are in school
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(image) – On the improvement of infrastructures we managed to construct /renovate the following structures. 15 Classrooms (3 constructed), 5 pit latrines with a total number of 28 stances, 5 teachers houses were constructed and provides support 1,859 children (914 girls and 945 boys) with 44 teachers (19 Male and 24 Female), 3 water storage tanks of 10,000 Litres each, 347 School desks, 2 buildings for school kitchen, 2 head teachers offices renovated and a...
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(image) – Orphans / Most Vulnerable Children and their guardians of Karangai primary school receiving Scholastic materials
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(image) – KIDI Sensitize community of Ngyeku village - Kikatiti ward to conserve natural vegetation and trees planting where it is necessary.
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(image) – The community we are working with on environmental conservation. (Members of Mwandeti ward, Imbibia village, Sugumen sub village)
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(image) – Volunteers from Norway and Germany with vulnerable children during field visit at KIDI's working area at Umoja village.
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(image) – Mr. Sanare of Engalaoni village in Mawandeti Ward conserve natural vegetation as you can see bird nests on the tree in front of his house and no one disturb them
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(image) – Dr. Tuli from Tanzania Forest Fund during Project follow ups on beehives provided by KIDI to the community of Mwandeti ward - Arusha
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(image) – A girl child in front of her home steady back from school at Umoja village.
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