TANZANIA 4H ORGANIZATION
Ms. Susan Naburi, Chief Executive Officer
Korogwe Rd., Kange Area, PO Box 5599
Tanga City, Tanzania

Tel: +255 272643397
E-mail: tanzania_4h@yahoo.com

Other Contacts
Mrs. Theresia Wapalila
Mr. Ally Mango
Mr. Christopher Kamote
Mr. Edward Mrema
Mrs. Shauri Damaris

Organizational Information

Founded: 1976

Supporting Organization(s): Finnish 4-H Foundation, Local Government, Ministry of Education & Culture & Vocational Training, German Foundation for World Population, Oxform Ireland, Settlement Youth of Finnish Federation, CBOs, NGOs (local), Family Health International (FHI)

Ages of Participants: 6-24

Number of Employees: 15-30

Number of Volunteers: >100

Pledge: I pledge my head to clearer thinking, my heart to greater loyalty, my hands to larger service, my health to better living for my club, my community, my country and my world.
Motto: “ Learning by doing,” “Earning while learning,” and “4-H is fun”

Purpose/Mission: To advance the 4-H youth development movement to build a world in which youth can learn, grow, and work together to become economically independent and responsible adults.

Educational Program Focus:

Educational: “Learning by doing.” Providing support to members to become knowledgeable and skilled to manage agricultural and small-scale production better, awareness to the environment and conservation skills/motivation including tree painting, environmental cleanness and respect of biodiversity. Youth access practical agricultural education and rural production oriented activities so as to become future producers of Tanzania.

Economical: “Earning while learning.” The organization promotes entrepreneurial thinking in wealth creation. 4-H club members engage themselves during extra-curriculum period with income generation activities (IGA) in their localities.