Mwanza, Tanzania | 5 September 2026 Hundreds of participants came together in Mwanza for the Mtoto Ni Malezi Fun Run, a community-driven event aimed at raising awareness on the importance of positive...

Mwanza, Tanzania (4 September 2026) – Government institutions, civil society organizations, development partners, faith leaders, parents, caregivers, young people and children gathered in Mwanza for...

Training on the Science of Early Childhood Development equips 23 domestic workers in Morogoro with practical knowledge and skills to improve caregiving, early learning and child well-being. 1...

Morogoro, Tanzania | 17–18 July 2026 The early years of a child’s life are a critical foundation for lifelong learning, health, wellbeing, and development. Recognizing the importance of nurturing care...

Investing in the early years is the most powerful strategy for achieving sustainable development in Tanzania. To ensure that our efforts are truly inclusive, the Tanzania Early Childhood Development...

Dodoma, Tanzania — Early childhood is not merely a transient development phase; it constitutes the foundational bedrock of a nation’s long-term human capital and macroeconomic resilience. On April 29...

Tanzania has over 9.5 million children under five, yet fewer than 5% access to formal childcare. Most people depend on unregulated, home-based, and informal arrangements. Childcare is vital for...

During the year ended 31 December 2025, the Tanzania Early Childhood Development Network (TECDEN) continued implementation of its Strategic Plan (2024–2028), focusing on three strategic objectives:...

In Tanzania, the Malezi Campaign was launched by the Tanzania Early Childhood Development Network (TECDEN) with the aim of addressing critical gaps in high-quality childcare services. Informed by the...