CASEE

Field Update from Kondoa District

Through the Empowering Schools as Change Agents for Sustainable Conservation and More Food Security Project, our team successfully conducted supportive supervision visits to 10 project schools and beneficiary farmers in.

The visits focused on monitoring project implementation, providing technical support, sharing experiences, and identifying opportunities to strengthen sustainable conservation practices and food security initiatives. We witnessed encouraging progressa and strong commitment from schools, students, teachers, and farmers working towards a more sustainable and food-secure future.

Together, we continue to empower schools and communities to become agents of positive change for environmental conservation, climate resilience, and sustainable livelihoods.

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🌍 World Environment Day 2026

Today, we celebrate the power of young people, schools, and communities in protecting our environment and promoting sustainable food security. Through the Empowering Schools as Change Agents for Sustainable Conservation and More Food Security project, we are empowering the next generation to take small actions that create a lasting impact for a greener and more resilient future.

Eid al-Adha Mubarak 🌙

During this season of faith, sacrifice, and unity, we stand together with communities in celebrating the values of compassion, generosity, and solidarity. At CASEE, we believe that strong communities are built through humanity, education, and collective empowerment.

We extend our warm wishes to our partners, stakeholders, families, and the entire community for a peaceful, joyful, and blessed Eid.

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Kibangasi ECD Center – Longido

Between 2020–2023, through the Child Korea Fund in collaboration with CASEE, we invested in strengthening the foundation of early childhood development with a long-term perspective. Classroom construction improved access to education, sanitation facilities enhanced hygiene and dignity within the learning environment, and play equipment supported both social and cognitive development.

This stands as a reminder that meaningful investment starts with the basics health, education, and child wellbeing where the impact does not end with the project, but continues to shape the lives of children who benefit to this day.

Stronger impact grows through stronger relationships.

Recently, the team from CASEE Tanzania had the opportunity to visit in Action to learn more about their community initiatives and engage in meaningful discussions around education, WASH, school feeding programs, and the realities students in rural Tanzania face every day.

The visit created a valuable space for knowledge exchange, shared learning, and conversations focused on one common goal creating better conditions for children to learn, grow, and thrive.

We appreciate the warm welcome and the impactful work being done to support communities and empower the next generation.

Through the Empowering Schools as Change Agents for Sustainable Conservation and Food Security project, implemented by IKI Small Grants in collaboration with CASEE, we successfully distributed garden incentives to 10 project schools in Kondoa District.

The events were filled with excitement and joy as students and teachers celebrated this important step toward strengthening sustainable environmental conservation, food security, and practical learning in schools.

Through school gardens, students continue to gain hands-on knowledge in sustainable agriculture, environmental stewardship, and leadership as future change agents within their communities.

Every child deserves a safe, protected and supportive environment to learn, grow and thrive.

CASEE remains committed to strengthening child safeguarding by promoting protection against violence, abuse, neglect and exploitation in our communities and learning spaces.

Safeguarding is everyone’s responsibility. Speak up. Report abuse. Protect every child.

Heri ya Siku ya Wafanyakazi kwa kila anayepambana kila siku kujenga maisha bora, kuleta mabadiliko na kusukuma maendeleo ya jamii. Kazi yako ina thamani kubwa kuliko unavyofikiria.

Tuendelee kufanya kazi kwa ubunifu, uadilifu na moyo wa kujituma kwa maendeleo endelevu. Happy Workers’ Day.

CASEE participated in a special ceremony organized to recognize and celebrate teachers for the remarkable improvement in the 2025 National Examination results in Karatu District.

The first photo shows a CASEE officer presenting a gift to the Guest of Honor, while the other photos capture teachers receiving awards in recognition of their dedication, commitment, and contribution to improving academic performance.

The event highlighted the importance of collaboration among education stakeholders in promoting quality education, motivation, and sustainable academic excellence.