🌍 · 20 organisations

Environment & Climate non-profits in Tanzania

Browse 20 environmental and climate non-profits campaigning and acting for the planet in Tanzania. Compare programmes, beneficiaries and how each is funded.

Showing 12 of 20 organisations

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CompanyWhat they do

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CAMFEDDar es Salaam, TanzaniaEducation · Gender equality +4 more
Chumbe Island Coral ParkZanzibar, TanzaniaNature & Wildlife conservation · Environment & Climate +1 more
AfriCraftBerlin, GermanyEnvironment & Climate · Education +5 more
Kilimanjaro Responsible Trekking OrganizationMoshi, TanzaniaHuman rights · Employment & Skills +2 more
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The Genesis FoundationDar es Salaam, TanzaniaEducation · Children & Youth +7 more
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Our Farm ZanzibarZanzibar, TanzaniaCommunity development · Employment & Skills +1 more
Water WitnessEdinburgh, United KingdomWater & Sanitation · Environment & Climate +1 more
ZAVECOKibele, TanzaniaEnvironment & Climate · Nature & Wildlife conservation +2 more
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Total LandCareLilongwe, MalawiEnvironment & Climate · Nature & Wildlife conservation +2 more
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Under The WaveMatemwe, TanzaniaNature & Wildlife conservation · Environment & Climate +3 more
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Kisiwa Art FarmMühlhausen, GermanyGender equality · Education +4 more
Restless DevelopmentLondon, United KingdomChildren & Youth · Education +4 more

Environment & Climate non-profits in Tanzania at a glance

Of the 20 Environment & Climate non-profits in Tanzania, the most common cause areas are Education (60%), Community development (60%) and Gender equality (35%).

Cause areas

Education60%
Community development60%
Gender equality35%
Employment & Skills35%
Children & Youth35%

Organisation types

NGO90%

Beneficiaries

Communities90%
Women & Girls55%
Youth50%
Children40%
Students35%

Funding sources

Individual donations40%
Grants30%
Corporate partnerships20%
Earned income15%
Government funding10%

Top cities

Dar es Salaam15%
Zanzibar10%

Key facts

2017 is the median founding year
5% say donations are tax-deductible
10% publish a charity number
95% name their programmes
50% invite volunteers

Figures from all 20 non-profits, as published on their own websites. Shares count only what a profile states, so they are a floor rather than a census.