SPW Tanzania

Mission

All of SPW Tanzania's work is based on the conviction that young people are simultaneously most affected by poverty-related issues and an essential (but too often overlooked) human resource in achieving the local, national and global commitments to reduce the impact of poverty in the developing world. SPW Tanzania’s overall strategic goal is to ensure that young people have a leadership role in addressing the most urgent issues facing their lives and that of their communities and nation, support

Programs

SPW TZ's programmes are all developed, assessed and continually refined based on broad consultation with tens of thousands of rural youth, key adults within their communities, partner NGOs and government ministry partners. SPW TZ conducts its own rigorous internal evaluation, and has also been externally evaluated several times in the past few years, including the World Bank who have cited SPW TZ as a model of best practice in the Sourcebook of Schools-based HIV/AIDS Prevention Programmes.

Personnel Overview

Lulu Ng'wanakilala - Country Director
Lulu was promoted to SPW Tanzania Country Director in August 2008

Personnel Statistics

Lulu Ng'wanakilala,
Miss
Founded in 2000
Employees: 32
Volunteers: 160

Financial Statistics

Overhead: 0 %
Other funding sources: DfID Tanzania, Sida, Egmont Trust, RFE- Rapid Funding Envelope, Afrcare- USAID.
Religious Affiliation: None