MEANING AND UNDERSTANDING

Livelihood & Wellbeing

We provide positive mind set transformation for communities to utilize existing opportunities through collective efforts for income generation, saving, access to credits and proper allocation of resources  for household to  improve  livelihoods meeting the basic needs for  household well being.

What We Do

  • Execute World Vision’s ‘Savings for Transformation’ programme to facilitate the formation and operation of Saving & Credit Groups, which, combined with Empowered World View, can unlock income generation opportunities.

  • Execute World Vision ‘Empowered World View’ training programme to transform communities mind-sets to realise local opportunities for income generation   

How it Helps

  • Increased income savings and access to credit for income generation opportunities.

  • Diversified income generating activities, reducing reliance on farming.

How Are We Doing?

  • People Served with Clean & Safe Water

  • Health Facilities Gained Access to Clean Water

  • Households Provided with Basic Sanitation

  • Schools Provided with Drinking Water

  • Children Drinking Clean Water at School

  • Litres / Hour of Clean Water Made Available

  • Mr. Erick Mbeyale, a Branch Manager from National Bank of Commerce (NBC). The role of DMDO is to connect S4T Groups with Microfinance institutions.

  • Ms. Magreth Mpwaji, S4T facilitator from World Vision Tanzania

  • Ms. Witness Gerald, a hired gender specialist. To get positive results, the community (S4T) groups should be gender consciousness when it comes into its formation and decision making

  • Mr. Benedict Nayopa, S4T trainer from DMDO. He graduated from TOT trainings carried out during phase one of project implementation

  • S4T agents of change demonstrates on how to manage S4T groups meetings

  • A group photo of S4T agents of change, and facilitators after training

  • A bambaranut farm field owned by S4T group at Chiuta village. That is an income generating project for the group and its members.

  • Faith leaders from Mnara and Mandwanga wards were trained on the empowered world view to facilitate changes to communities they serve

  • A group of community leaders demonstrating their empowered world view knowledge during the training

  • Canon Ajabu Mtweve (at the centre), an Empowered World View facilitator from WVT during the joint monitoring visit.

  • Canon. Carlos Marcus , EWV Focal person for DMDO during the joint monitoring visit.

  • Developing S4T Groups' constitutions at Nambahu and Nyundo I villages

  • S4T groups at Malungo village opening bank accounts before National Bank of Commerce (NBC) sales staffs.