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Click the link below, the survey closes on October 30th, 2026.
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Day 1 of our Annual Mobile App Technical Consultation Meeting 🌍
The #YVL_App has already drawn insights from more than 10,000 young people. Now, this meeting is another opportunity to listen, learn and work together to make it more useful, inclusive and accessible.
That’s a wrap on Day 1! 🇹🇿
Today set the stage for 2 more days of activities for the Mobile App Technical Consultations, introducing local youth leaders from Tanzania to the AU-EU Youth Voices Lab programme, the YVL App, and our co-creation approach.
Here’s what we did:
🔹 Team introductions
🔹 Programme and achievements overview
🔹 A deep dive into the App’s functions, progress, and challenges
🔹 Youth feedback on language diversity, rural inclusion, gender responsiveness, and accessibility
🔹 Group work across 4–5 thematic tables to propose new features
As @Peaxeyin, Mobile App Project Manager from @youthmakershub, reflects on today's results:
💬 “Today, young people made their voices heard on areas to improve the AU-EU Youth Voices Lab Mobile App for wider inclusion, accessibility, and sustainability for everyone. We prioritized the ‘need-to-have’ improvements over the ‘nice-to-haves.’”
Stay tuned for 2 more days of work and impact! 👀
@AUEUYouthLab
#AUEUYouthLab #AUEUYouthVoicesLab #YVL_App
We want to hear your thoughts, ideas and feedback, too.
🙌🏾 Join us live on Zoom and have your say. Let’s make this a conversation that includes more young people.
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Hope Ezra Mukwinda is excited to be part of this workshop, where young people’s recommendations from are being brought to life, ensuring their ideas and perspectives help shape the app and how it serves young people across Africa and Europe.
#AUEUYouthLab#AUEUYouthVoicesLab
We have officially concluded the 2026 National Youth Week in Sumbawanga The week provided an important platform for connecting young people with opportunities, strengthening their participation in community development and recognising their role in driving Tanzania’s development.
MAADHIMISHO YA WIKI YA VIJANA KITAIFA 2026
Tukiwa Sumbawanga, Mkoa wa Rukwa, maadhimisho ya Wiki ya Vijana Kitaifa 2026 yanaendelea kuwakutanisha vijana na wadau mbalimbali kujadili fursa za maendeleo, ujasiriamali, ajira, ubunifu na ushiriki wa vijana katika maendeleo ya taifa
Leo, Oktoba 11, tunaungana na dunia kuadhimisha Siku ya Kimataifa ya Mtoto wa Kike, siku inayotukumbusha umuhimu wa kulinda haki za wasichana na kuhakikisha wanapata elimu, huduma za afya, taarifa sahihi za afya ya uzazi na fursa sawa za kutimiza ndoto zao.
Tunakukaribisha kutembelea banda letu katika Viwanja vya Shule ya Msingi Mdua upate kufahamu kazi zetu katika kuwawezesha vijana, kujifunza kuhusu fursa zilizopo na kubadilishana uzoefu na vijana wengine kutoka maeneo mbalimbali nchini.
“Mazingira tofauti, fursa sawa kwa vijana”
Kongamano la Vijana la Kilimo Ikolojia lahitimishwa. Katika kilele cha kongamano hilo, tuliwasilisha na kumkabidhi Mh Mizengo Peter Pinda Azimio la Vijana la Kongamano la Kilimo Ikolojia lenye vipaumbele vya kuimarisha ushiriki na uwekezaji katika kilimo kinachozingatia ikolojia
Washiriki wa Kongamano la Vijana la Kitaifa la Kilimo Ikolojia katika Shamba Darasa
Washiriki wa Kongamano la Vijana la Kitaifa la Kilimo Ikolojia wametembelea Shamba Darasa, wakijifunza kwa vitendo kutoka kwa wakulima wenzao kuhusu mbinu bora za kuendesha kilimo chenye tija.
Mradi wa Shiriki Tujenga Tanga Yetu wawezesha Vijana wa Halmashauri ya Tanga Jiji kujitambua, kujenga uwezo wao na kushiriki kikamilifu katika shughuli za kijamii, huku ukiwawezesha kuchukua hatua katika maendeleo yao binafsi na ya jamii
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Mafunzo ya Ushiriki na Ushirikishwaji katika Michakato ya Kisera kwa wawakilishi 20 wa asasi za kiraia kutoka Tanzania Bara na Visiwani kupitia programu ya Kijana Imara.
Philanthropy should not be reduced to transferring money from one institution to another. It is also about who has the authority to set priorities, what organisations are trusted to do with resources, and how much room they have to make decisions based on what they are seeing
Who decides where the money goes? Who carries the risk when an idea is still untested? And whose priorities ultimately determine what gets funded?
Those questions sat at the centre of many of the conversations on Day 1 of the Tanzania National Philanthropy Forum
The discussions looked at domestic capital, community philanthropy, flexible funding and the conditions needed for locally led organisations to build and sustain their work.