The First Asia Pacific Regional Congress on Organics and Climate Change was recently held in Bangalore, India. This gathering brought together a diverse set of stakeholders, including government officials, civil society organizations, waste picker groups, academia, organic farmers, and social…
Our policy advocacy efforts in Tanzania include a range of activities, including conducting research and analysis to inform policy decisions, engaging with stakeholders to build support for policy changes, and providing technical expertise to inform policy development. We have been one…
World Cleanup Day is a global movement that brings together people from almost every country to tackle the issue of unmanaged waste and its damaging effects on our communities and environment. The primary goal is to unite individuals, families, communities, governments,…
During World Cleanup Day 2024, we engaged with 728 students and children who made up 10% of the total participants. SEEP Tanzania engaged 320 students from four schools in Dar es Salaam located in Temeke where we introduced the SEEP…
We have commenced our survey on plastic leakage as part of the Circularity Assessment Protocol (CAP) project. This project, in collaboration with the University of Georgia (UGA), aims to assess plastic waste management and identify areas where leakage occurs. This vital…
Wilyhard Shishikaye, Zero Waste Project Coordinator and Mariam Shadrack, a Zero Waste Community Mobilization Officer were thrilled to attend the “Composting for Our Future” workshops in Durban – South Africa organised by Ground Work and supported by UMI Fund from 7th of July to 14th…
Media, artists, and influencers hold a unique position in society. Their reach goes beyond traditional activism by weaving impactful messages into popular culture and accessible platforms. This blend of visibility and relatability makes them essential allies in promoting sustainable practices,…
“One person’s trash is another person’s treasure” Well, that’s the mantra of waste pickers in Tanzania. These unsung heroes play a crucial role in managing waste and keeping our surroundings clean. Waste pickers play a crucial yet often underappreciated role…
The International Zero Waste Cities Conference 2024, held from July 2nd to 4th in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, was a remarkable convergence of Tanzania and global government officials, civil society organizations, and zero waste communities and practitioners. This event was…
The International Zero Waste Cities Conference 2024, themed “Local Solutions to Global Problems,” stood as a pivotal gathering aimed at addressing the pressing challenges of waste management on a global scale. This conference served as a platform to pave the…
