Despite progress in Tanzania’s education sector, challenges such as inadequate infrastructure, lack of resources, and financial barriers continue to hinder access to quality education. ELF addresses these issues by:
Providing scholarships and grants to marginalized communities, especially girls and women.
Supporting schools with infrastructure development, learning materials, and teacher training.
Advocating for policies that promote inclusive and equitable education.
In many communities, girls face significant barriers to education due to poverty, early marriage, and social norms. ELF works to:
Traditional mechanisms for conflict resolution in Tanzania have weakened, leading to prolonged disputes, particularly between farmers and pastoralists. ELF seeks to revive and strengthen these systems by:
Promoting mediation, arbitration, and dialogue for local conflicts.
Working with communities and authorities to develop sustainable conflict resolution strategies.
Training and engaging retired diplomats and experts in peace-building initiatives.
Africa faces persistent conflicts in various regions, affecting stability and development. ELF supports peace efforts by:
Assisting international and regional stakeholders in conflict resolution strategies.
Advocating for diplomatic interventions and policy-driven peace initiatives.
Promoting community-driven peacebuilding efforts in conflict-prone areas.
