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WATER SUPPLY AND SANITATION IMPROVEMENTS AT LITUHI PARISH -MBINGA

Where: NYASA DISTRICT COUNCIL. Project Period: July to November 2025. Partner/Funder: WEFTA Implemented by: SAWA In the quiet hills of Mbinga District, where the rhythms of daily life have long been shaped by scarce water resources and aging sanitation facilities, a remarkable transformation has taken place. What began as a mission to improve water and […]

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WATER SUPPLY AND SANITATION IMPROVEMENTS AT LUNDU PARISH -MBINGA

Where: NYASA DISTRICT COUNCIL. Project Period: July 2024 and November 2024. Partner/Funder: WEFTA Implemented by: SAWA In the quiet villages nestled amidst the stunning hills of Mbinga, the Lundu community once faced critical challenges: a lack of clean water and inadequate sanitation. Now days, however, Lundu’s story has transformed, and a light of hope now

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ENHANCING WASH FACILITIES IN SCHOOLS AND HEALTH CENTERS IN SONGWE AND MBEYA REGIONS, TANZANIA

Funded by: United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund (UNICEF). Implemented by: Sanitation and Water Action (SAWA). In collaborations with: Local District Councils of Mbozi, Tunduma, and Mbeya Project Duration: 2022 – 2024 Total Project Cost: TZS 1,794,805,269.59 UNICEF Contribution: TZS 1,742,029,419.59 Community Contribution: TZS 52,775,850 (labor, materials, and maintenance) Project Overview The “Enhancing WASH Facilities

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Certificate of Recognition during the 2024 Annual NGO’s Forum

We at Sanitation and Water Action (SAWA) are deeply honored to receive the Certificate of Recognition during the 2024 Annual NGO’s Forum. This prestigious award, presented by Dr. Dorothy O. Gwajima (MP), Minister of Community Development, Gender, Women, and Special Groups, acknowledges our commitment to designing and implementing innovative projects throughout 2023. This recognition is

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Zero Tolerance SEA Violations

Sexual exploitation and abuse (SEA) and child safeguarding violations are serious issues that can have a devastating impact on individuals, communities, and organizations. It is essential that all employees, as well as beneficiaries, understand the gravity of these issues and the importance of preventing them. SEA refers to any actual or attempted abuse of a

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FOSTERING PROVISION OF QUALITY ESSENTIAL SERVICES

Where: MBEYA AND SONGWE REGIONS Project Period: August 2020 and July 2021 Total Cost: TZS 1,162,474,2001 (USD 500,419) Partner/Funder: UNICEF The programme improved WASH infrastructure and wash services in eleven (11) health facilities where all health centres were equipped with basic water services. Benefitted health centres are Mlungu, Inyala, Iwowo, Ilindi, Wimba Mahango, Songwe, Nanyala,

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SAWA’s Core Values: Integrity, Commitment, and Impact

At SAWA, we are committed to improving water sanitation in Tanzania, and we do this by adhering to a set of core values that guide our actions and decisions. These values include integrity, commitment, accountability, transparency, cost-effectiveness, teamwork, service excellence, learning, hygiene, which involves promoting access to clean water, proper sanitation, good hygiene practices, and

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