The SEEP Tanzania mentors joined the Dar es Salaam community to commemorate World Environment Day 2024 at Mji Mwema, Kigamboni. The event was graced by the presence of the Regional Commissioner of Dar es Salaam, Hon. Albert John Chalamila, who…
As the urgency of environmental issues intensifies, the Sustainable Environmental Education Program (SEEP) in Tanzania is blazing a trail in cultivating a profound sense of environmental awareness and action among the youthful population of the nation. SEEP Tanzania has elevated its mission…
The media plays a crucial role in disseminating information about the implementation of the Zero Waste system in Tanzania. The media serves as a platform to educate the public about the Zero Waste principles and their importance. By broadcasting interviews, success stories,…
In the dynamic streets of Dar es Salaam, amidst the whirlwind of daily activities, there exists a group of commendable individuals who work diligently to uphold the cleanliness of our city. They are the waste pickers; individuals whose tireless efforts…
The International Day of Zero Waste, celebrated every year on 30 March, emphasizes the significance of improving waste management worldwide and encouraging sustainable consumption and production patterns. In Tanzania, waste management is a critical issue, especially in rapidly growing cities…
Towards the International Day of Zero Waste, we stand proud as we celebrate 10 years of driving systematic change in waste management across Tanzania! The Zero Waste model implemented in Tanzania is a clear demonstration of how a community-based model can be successfully…
The Sustainable Environmental Education Program (SEEP) is an educational platform with vibrant dynamic educational materials formed as a Toolkit to give knowledge to school teachers and students. By promoting responsible engagement and introducing gamified elements among students in schools. SEEP…
Zanzibar City Council and Nipe Fagio launched Zero Waste implementation in Unguja on March 4th, 2024 at Chumbuni. It aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and plastic pollution by addressing solid waste management. The operations in Chumbuni, Zanzibar will serve…
We partnered with Taka Ni Ajira in March 2024 to host a global Waste Pickers Day summit in Tanzania on March 1st commemorating International Waste Pickers Day for a second consecutive year. The summit brought together more than 77 waste…
Zanzibar, an archipelago just off the mainland Tanzanian coast, is famous for its mix of exotic beaches, spice plantations, history, and diverse culture. Zanzibar’s population is expected to reach 4.6 million by 2050. 80% of the marine litter in Zanzibar…
