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Canada’s support in action: Advancing health and rights for women and girls in the United Republic of Tanzania

04 Aug 2025

Canada’s investments for women and girls’ health and rights in Tanzania have been transformative. © UNFPA Tanzania
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  • Tanzanian women highlight the path from bodily autonomy to sustainable development

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Tanzanian women highlight the path from bodily autonomy to sustainable development

Nurse Salma Mgeni places her arm around Safia Yahya after giving her a contraceptive implant at the Fuoni Health Facility in Zanzibar. For them, it is clear that family planning plays an important role in helping women, families and communities thrive. © UNFPA Tanzania/Karlien Truyens
  • 02 December 2024
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  • Empowering young Tanzanians to choose their own paths

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Empowering young Tanzanians to choose their own paths

Melania Zambiliti (standing) alongside members of the Upendo group, who have gained entrepreneurial skills that provide them with an income, while also learning about sexual and reproductive health. Together, they have built a strong sense of unity and shared purpose. © UNFPA Tanzania/Ayubu Lulesu
  • 08 October 2024
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  • Champion of change: How a Tanzanian youth activist is rallying for gender equality in her community

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Champion of change: How a Tanzanian youth activist is rallying for gender equality in her community

The Chaguo Langu Haki Yangu: My Choice, My Rights programme, supported by UNFPA and funded by Finland, offers young people the opportunity to become leaders on gender equality in their communities. © UNFPA Tanzania/Warren Bright
  • 15 February 2024
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UNFPA @ FFD4: Five reasons why investing in women and girls is more urgent than ever
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UNFPA @ FFD4: Five reasons why investing in women and girls is more urgent than ever
UNITED NATIONS, New York – As the Fourth International Conference on Financing for Development (FFD4) wrapped up in Seville, Spain, UNFPA, the United Nations sexual and reproductive health agency, reflected on what it…
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Islanders leading the way: Resilience and rights in the face of climate change
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Islanders leading the way: Resilience and rights in the face of climate change
UNITED NATIONS, New York – “Reaching the furthest behind” has long been a guiding principle for UNFPA, the United Nations sexual and reproductive health agency. But in today’s world, where climate shocks are…
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Statement in response to the United States decision to deny future funding to UNFPA
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Statement in response to the United States decision to deny future funding to UNFPA
UNFPA, the United Nations sexual and reproductive health agency, notes with deep regret that the United States of America has announced its intention to deny future funding to the organization by triggering the Kemp-…
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  • Success at Nyarugusu: How one of the world’s largest refugee camps achieved zero maternal deaths in 2022

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Success at Nyarugusu: How one of the world’s largest refugee camps achieved zero maternal deaths in 2022

Not one woman died while giving birth at Nyarugusu refugee camp in 2022 – representing a remarkable achievement. © UNFPA Tanzania/Bright Warren
  • 10 April 2023
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  • United Republic of Tanzania: How a UNFPA-UN Women joint programme helps combat gender-based violence and promote bodily autonomy, with support from the Government of the Republic of Korea

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United Republic of Tanzania: How a UNFPA-UN Women joint programme helps combat gender-based violence and promote bodily autonomy, with support from the Government of the Republic of Korea

08 Feb 2023

Young adolescent girls from Msalala District, residing in the Bugarama Ward, Tanzania, are members of the girls’ club supported by a Republic of Korea-funded UNFPA-UN Women’s joint programme. The programme helps combat gender-based violence and promote bodily autonomy. © UNFPA Tanzania/Warren Bright
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  • Faith leaders fight child marriage in Zanzibar

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Faith leaders fight child marriage in Zanzibar

Gender inequalities and discrimination continue to impinge on Zanzibari girls’ rights, choices and ability to realize their potential. © UNFPA/Karlien Truyens
  • 13 October 2021
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  • Tanzanian helpline reaching thousands of at-risk women and girls every day

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Tanzanian helpline reaching thousands of at-risk women and girls every day

A counsellor takes calls at the National Child Helpline in Dar es Salaam. ©UNFPA Tanzania/Ericky Boniface
  • 20 May 2021
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