Afyaplus Participates in TAWASANET Meeting and Hosts Distinguished Visitors
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On Tuesday this week, Afyaplus, represented by our Project Coordinator, actively participated in the TAWASANET meeting held in the Iringa region. The focus of the meeting was to discuss the 2023 report on the contributions of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) implementing water, sanitation, and environmental projects, specifically the WASH (Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene) project. This important gathering took place at Mount Royal Hotel in Iringa on June 18, 2024.
The session brought together representatives from TAWASANET, IDYDC, Afyaplus, the Ministry of Water (MoW), registrars of NGOs, and officials from the Ministry of Community Development, Gender, Women and Special Groups, and the Ministry of Home Affairs. The primary objective was to assess the progress of the 2023 report and develop strategies to enhance the upcoming 2024 report.
Various stakeholders from NGOs and multiple government ministries attended the meeting. Organizations were reminded to adhere to governmental guidelines, rules, and priorities. The collaborative efforts aimed to ensure that all parties are aligned in their missions to improve WASH services and contribute positively to community development. project. This meeting took place at Mount Royal Hotel in Iringa on June 18, 2024.
The session brought together representatives from TAWASANET, IDYDC, Afyaplus, the Ministry of Water (MoW), registrars of NGOs, and officials from the Ministry of Community Development, Gender, Women and Special Groups, and the Ministry of Home Affairs. The primary objective was to assess the progress of the 2023 report and develop strategies to enhance the upcoming 2024 report.
Afyaplus hosted a group of visitors
The following day, Afyaplus had the honor of hosting a distinguished group of visitors from the TAWASANET Secretariat, the Ministry of Home Affairs, the Ministry of Water, and the Ministry of Community Development, Gender, Women and Special Groups. These esteemed guests visited the Afyaplus headquarters to learn more about our community initiatives and management strategies. We shared our organization’s profile and discussed our ongoing efforts to serve the community.
During their visit, our guests had the opportunity to observe the “Water in School” project at Saba Saba Primary School, which aims to improve WASH services. They also visited the Safe Pad Lab Project at Lugalo Secondary School, an initiative dedicated to providing reusable sanitary pads to support girls’ education by addressing menstrual hygiene management.
We are deeply grateful for the continuous support and encouragement from our visitors. Their interest and involvement are invaluable to the success and expansion of Afyaplus projects. We look forward to further strengthening our partnerships to better serve our communities. The inspiration and motivation we draw from such visits empower us to continue our mission with renewed vigor. We wholeheartedly welcome our visitors to return and engage with us again.
Afyaplus remains committed to serving the community with dedication and passion, and we are excited about the future possibilities that lie ahead.
