The Afri-CAN Café Co-operative marks a paradigm shift in aid development. It translates charitable intent into a sustainable business enterprise—one that can work anywhere in Africa.     Here's how. The Afri-CAN Café Co-operative converts 40 foo ...

AGENDA for Environment and Responsible Development is a non-governmental, non profit sharing organization. It was established in 1994 by the Danish Development Agency (DANIDA) as a project to contribute to the development of the business sector in Tanzani ...

Regional umbrella body for civil society organisations-NGOs and CBOs, primarily addressing development and advocacy organisations in an outside Arusha in Tanzania.

Kilicafe is a brand name of the Association of Kilimanjaro Specialty Coffee Growers , a Tanzanian Coffee Smallholder association that was launched in 2001 by 10 groups . The association is currently (2009) representing 137 groups with 11,000 Smallholder m ...

Works with 65 smallholder mango growers seeking to produce improved mango seedlings and export quality mangoes. Purpose includes ensuring sustainable land use and conservation of the environment and to assist members to achieve stable income and improved ...

Association of cotton farmers headquartered in Tanzania. Grows and sells high quality organic lint cotton, chick peas and sunflower products. Community-based farming association BOFA's vision is to become a world class producer and exporter of high-qualit ...

Responsible Tourism Tanzania (RTTZ) is a non-profit organization that will encourage and promote a more sustainable tourism industry within Tanzania. RTTZ has been registered in 2012 as a trusteeship with a governance base that includes the key stakeholde ...

Artisans produce a wide range of products, (carpentry, metalworking, fabrication, art and craft and paper bag making etc) manufactured from both recycled and new materials.DASICO is a registered company yet every member is, 'self-reliant and independent' ...

Part of this organisation's remit is to organise and train farmers in organic farming.

KCU is committed to working with as many as possible farmers local as well as international, to see to it that incomes of its farmers from coffee rise to even higher levels. Voluntary association of 124 Primary Cooperative Societies representing over 60,0 ...

Kanyovu operates around 11 primary co-operative societies in the Kigoma, Kibondo and Kasulu districts in Tanzania. Relationship between Tanzania's co-ops and Sustainable Harvest.

Kahawa shamba is a Kiswahili word meaning "Coffee Farm". In this project, tourists are invited to visit the typical coffee farmers where they become familiar with the whole processes of coffee production-from the beans to a cup of coffee. They also enjoy ...

Kilimanjaro Native Co-operative Union 61,000 smallholder coffee growers located in Moshi, 580km north west of the capital Dar-es-Salaam. Africa's oldest co-operative. KNCU is owned by the farmers of the 90 primary cooperative societies which buy coffee fr ...

The workshop is a cooperative business which uses scrap metals to produce fuel-efficient stoves for the local community on the grassroots in Tanzania. Metal stoves they create retains heat longer due to incorporating a clay component.

Natural forest conservation center (NAFCO) is a self help based group that joined together for the purpose of alleviating poverty in our community. The group was established in 2001 by 32 members, where by 11 are women and 21 are men, and recently we has ...

The Mission of Lupembe Farmers Co-operative Joint Enterprises Limited is that of being a grower and exporter of high quality tea and a source of support and advice to small-holders tea growers in Lupembe Division.   The main objective of LFCJEL is ...

Horticultural cooperative society

MAMCEP works to improve conservation and sustainable use of magoroto and Mlinga forests in the East Usambara Mountains in northeastern Tanzania. For example, it works with local villagers in tourism training, building infrastructure and linages with impor ...

Mamsera Rural Cooperative Society (MRCS) has a membership of over 1,000 people. Coffee is bought from members and non-members on the basis of quality.This procurement system is aiding in producing higher quality coffee.Besides the coffee business venture, ...

The bank opened doors in July 2003. The establishing of the bank was a response of the Mbinga economically active population to the collapse of the cooperative union in the district which used to give rural financial services through a chain of savings an ...