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Ireland supports healthcare in Kigoma - the United Nations Kigoma Joint Programme

News

07 February 2020

Kigoma region struggles with high rates of poverty, stunting in children under five, maternal mortality due to teenage pregnancies and early marriage. Ireland supports healthcare in Kigoma through the UN Joint Kigoma Programme, strengthening essential services for local and refugee communities.

Celebrating 40 years of diplomatic relations with Tanzania

Publication

03 December 2019

In my own words: 40 years of Irish Tanzanian relations celebrates the people-to-people links between our two countries, as told through the personal stories of friendship and cooperation.

Promoting positive behaviours and preventing domestic violence through couples' training

News

02 December 2019

Ireland is supporting Tanzanian NGO UZIKWASA to address the root causes of spousal violence in Pagani through couples' training and an interactive live radio program.

ICPD25 - Ireland's efforts to 'Accelerate the Promise' in Tanzania

News

21 November 2019

Women's reproductive health is a priority for the Government of Tanzania, and Ireland supports programmes to improve the health of women and girls across the country.

Universities partner to launch Gender Awareness through Education Programme

News

12 November 2019

Trinity College Dublin (TCD) and Dar es Salaam University College of Education (DUCE) partnered to launch the Gender Awareness and Transformation through Education (GATE) Programme on 12 November 2019.

Ujana Wangu Nguvu Yangu My youth, My power: Leaving no young person behind in Kigoma

News

29 October 2019

Adolescents and young people in Kigoma face formidable challenges on a daily basis, such as staying healthy, getting an education and making their own decisions in life. For them, there is a real danger of being left out and left behind

Tanzania’s deaf community celebrates significant progress in harmonizing sign language.

News

27 September 2019

Institutions for Inclusive Development (I4ID), a development project co-funded by Irish Aid and DFID, joins other stakeholders across the country in marking the International Week of the Deaf.

Support to Africa Code Week 2019

News

05 September 2019

The Embassy of Ireland is supporting this year’s Africa Code Week in Tanzania.

Ireland renews partnership with the Legal and Human Rights Centre

News

02 September 2019

Ireland signed a partnership with the Legal and Human Rights Centre (LHRC), Tanzania’s leading non-state human rights organisation.

Ireland-Africa Fellows Programme 2020-2021- Applications Now Open

News

15 August 2019

The Ireland-Africa Fellows Programme will this year offer a select number of future leaders and influencers from Tanzania the opportunity to study for a prestigious Master’s degree in Ireland.

Changes to Consular Fees payment Process

Announcement

12 July 2019

From Monday, 15th July 2019 the Embassy of Ireland will no longer accept cash payments for consular services. All payments that are not made online must be lodged directly by the applicant in Euros in the Embassy’s bank account. A receipt of payment must be submitted with the application for the consular service you are seeking.

Ireland Signs New Agreement with REPOA

News

26 June 2019

Ireland Signs New Agreement with REPOA. Supporting Research and Evidence-Based Policy Advice for Economic Growth and Poverty Reduction.

Embassy supports Training workshop on gender-based Research and Education

News

24 May 2019

Promoting positive and transformative change for women and girls through higher learning institutions

Bringing Women and Girls Closer to Dignified Menstrual Health Management

News

08 March 2019

In 2018 Tanzanian activists and development organisations united to call for the abolition of tax on sanitary pads. Their campaign succeeded, bringing millions of girls and women closer to clean, dignified menstrual management as products become more affordable.

The Importance of Female Peacekeepers

News

07 March 2019

An article by Captain Carbery on the importance of female peacekeepers.

Government of Ireland – International Education Scholarship (GOI-IES) Call for Applications

News

15 February 2019

The 2019 Government of Ireland – International Education Scholarship funding call is open.

International Day of Zero Tolerance to Female Genital Mutilation – 6th February 2019

News

06 February 2019

Today is the International Day of Zero Tolerance of Female Genital Mutilation (FGM). Female Genital Mutilation is a practice that violates children’s and women’s rights and has the potential to cause serious medical, emotional, psychological and social complications.

Call for Applications for the Emigrant Support Programme 2019 is now OPEN

News

05 February 2019

Through the Emigrant Support Programme, the Government provides financial support to organisations engaged in the delivery of front line advisory services and community care to Irish emigrants, particularly to the more vulnerable and marginalised members of our community abroad, including the elderly.

Embassy supports Moot Court hearings on Gender Based Violence

News

20 December 2018

In Tanzania the Demographic and Health Survey found that 40% of women have experienced physical violence and 20% have experienced sexual violence.

Ireland launches a new partnership with TradeMark East Africa.

News

17 December 2018

Promoting trade and investment in Tanzania and building business linkages between Tanzania and Ireland.

Embassy of Ireland, Tanzania

Embassy of Ireland, Tanzania

Job Opportunity – Governance and Human Rights Programme Manager

Job Opportunity – Governance and Human Rights Programme Manager

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