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USAID/East Africa’s regional programs complement and enhance USAID bilateral programs, while supporting unique and innovative regional activities. Find out about current regional programs in Tanzania by clicking on the activities button above. For information about USAID’s bilateral programs in Tanzania, visit the USAID/Tanzania mission website.

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Project Implementing Partner(s)
A2Z Project: Improving Regional Food Fortification
Africa Leadership Training and Capacity Building Program (‘Africa LEAD’)
Alliance for Commodity Trade in Eastern and Southern Africa (ACTESA)
Association for Strengthening Agricultural Research in Eastern and Central Africa (ASARECA)
Common Market for East and Southern Africa (COMESA)
Competitiveness and Trade Expansion Program (COMPETE)
East African Community Regional Development
Feed the Future
Health Insurance Fund (HIF)
Regional Outreach Addressing HIV/AIDS through Development Strategies (ROADS) Project
Strengthening Pharmaceutical Systems
TB CARE
The Partnership for Health Networks - East, Central and Southern Africa Health Community (ECSA-HC)
The Partnership for Health Networks - Improving Quality of Health Care
The Powering Progress Project
Transboundary Water for Biodiversity in the Mara River Basin
A successful constructed SanPlat pedestal.

Photo: CARE Tanzania

A successful constructed SanPlat pedestal.

A successful constructed SanPlat pedestal.

Photo: CARE Tanzania

A successful constructed SanPlat pedestal.

The Mara River EFA team collecting data during the low-flow sampling event held from 6 to 12 February 2012 in Tanzania.

Photo: Iman Yazdani

The Mara River EFA team collecting data during the low-flow sampling event held from 6 to 12 February 2012 in Tanzania.

Community members in the Serengeti District in Tanzania learn how to construct SanPlat latrines.

Photo: CARE Tanzania

Community members in the Serengeti District in Tanzania learn how to construct SanPlat latrines.

Training of community members in the fabrication of concrete water storage jars.

Photo: CARE Tanzania

Training of community members in the fabrication of concrete water storage jars.

Training a VSL Group on Soap Making in Serengeti District, Tanzania.

Photo: Dhahia Mbaga & Iman Yazdani

Training a VSL Group on Soap Making in Serengeti District, Tanzania.

Flotea Massawe displays one of her clutch bags.

Photo: COMPETE

Flotea Massawe displays one of her clutch bags.

African Community; US Ambassador to the East African Community Alfonso E. Lenhardt; and USAID/East Africa Regional Director Larry Meserve, at the signing of the Assistance Agreement for Comprehensive Regional Development in September in Dar es Salaam.Left to right: Ambassador Juma V. Mwapachu Secretary General of the East African Community; US Ambassador to the East African Community Alfonso E. Lenhardt; and USAID/East Africa Regional Director Larry Meserve, and at signing of Assistance Agreement for Comprehensive Regional Development on September 21 in Dar es Salaam.

Photo: US Embassy

Left to right: Ambassador Juma V. Mwapachu, Secretary General of the East African Community; US Ambassador to the East African Community Alfonso E. Lenhardt; and USAID/East Africa Regional Director Larry Meserve, at the signing of the Assistance Agreement for Comprehensive Regional Development in September in Dar es Salaam.

Kapsasian Rock Catchment gathers natural rain water into a 50,000 liter cement tank for the local community.  In this way, water from the rivers and ponds will be sustained for the wildlife and unique habitat that cuts across two countries and two of the world’s best loved game parks.

Photo: USAID/East Africa

Kapsasian Rock Catchment gathers natural rain water into a 50,000 liter cement tank for the local community. In this way, water from the rivers and ponds will be sustained for the wildlife and unique habitat that cuts across two countries and two of the world’s best loved game parks.

Left, Larry Meserve, Acting Regional Director, USAID/EA, Right, Dr. Julius Rotich, East Africa Community’s Deputy Secretary General for Finance and Administration.

Photo: East African Community

Left, Larry Meserve, Acting Regional Director, USAID/EA, Right, Dr. Julius Rotich, East African Community's Deputy Secretary General for Finance and Administration.

Dr. Steven Shongwe, Director General, ECSA–HC (left) and Mr. Lawrence Meserve, Deputy Director USAID/East Africa (right) signing the grant agreement.

Photo: James Watiti, ECSA–HC

Dr. Steven Shongwe, Director General, ECSA–HC (left) and Mr. Lawrence Meserve, Deputy Director USAID/East Africa (right) signing the grant agreement.

Workers inspect new washers and dryers

Photo: Sunflag

Staff inspect the four sets of washers and dryers with chemical feed systems in Sunflag’s Arusha factory.

Branding on drugstore

Photo: Robert Ritzenthaler

A Tanzanian medical store operator trained by Howard University/PACE Center displays SafeTStop branding to promote quality HIV services.

Containers of roses for export.

Photo: Janet Bland

Kenya's flower production boosts exports to the U.S.

Zambian president cuts ribbon at opening of dairy conference.

Photo: Steve Walls

Zambian President Levy Mwanawasa officiates at the opening of the ESADA 3rd African Dairy Conference in Lusaka.

Booth at ESADA Dairy Conference.

Photo: Steve Walls

Over 32 exhibitors displayed a wide variety of products and services at the ESADA 3rd African Dairy Conference.

Cassava Plant suffering from cassava mosaic disease.

Cassava Mosaic Virus Disease threatens food security in six East African countries.

Banana plant infected with banana xanthomonas wilt.

Banana Xanthomonas Wilt (BXW) causes early ripening and rotting of fruits.

Scientist Taking Readings at the river

Photo: Fred Hoogervorst

A scientist monitors water quality and discharge. The resulting database helps to guide domestic, agricultural, ranching, and mining activities in the Mara River basin.

Masai Boy Herding Goats

Photo: Fred Hoogervorst

Strategic planning will help protect the future development of the Mara Basin. USAID is working to help ensure that water flows will sustain the biodiversity of the Mara-Serengeti ecosystem and provide the local population with sufficient water for their needs.

Mara River

Photo: Fred Hoogervorst

The Transboundary Mara River Project is helping to manage water resources in the Mara River Basin

Land Rover crossing, Mara River

Photo: Fred Hoogervorst

Monitoring programs assess river flows and water quality of the Mara River.

Masai girl herding cattle

Photo: Fred Hoogervorst

Management of water resources affects everyone. If water sources dry up, local residents are forced to migrate to find adequate water for their livestock. USAID is working to help ensure that water flows will sustain the biodiversity of the Mara-Serengeti ecosystem and provide the local population with sufficient water for their needs.

Tanzania

Capital Dar Es Salaam

Population 41,892,895

Area 947,300 km2