Shared Resource Joint Solution (SRJS)

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Shared Resource Joint Solution (SRJS)

Funding Partners: iucn.org⁠� and leat.or.tz⁠�
 

The Shared Resource Joint Solution (SRJS) project focused on strengthening sustainable natural resource governance

and promoting equitable access to shared resources within communities.

Through strategic collaboration with key stakeholders,

the project contributed significantly to improving community resilience and social inclusion.

Key Achievements:
  • Established highly functional Water Users Associations to enhance

          effective water resource management.

  • Reduced community boundary disputes through strengthened dialogue,

          cooperation, and conflict resolution mechanisms.

  • Promoted and strengthened the legal protection of women’s customary land rights,

          enhancing gender equality and women’s participation in land governance.

  • This initiative played a vital role in fostering peaceful coexistence,

          sustainable resource utilization, and inclusive community development.

Oppotunity for Youth Employment (OYE)

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  • Published: Friday, 12 June 2026 10:24
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The Oppotunity for  Youth Employment (OYE) project is funded by SNV Netherlands Development Organisation

through The Mastercard Foundation. The project aims to empower young people with practical skills and

employment opportunities in the renewable energy sector.

Key Achievements

  • Trained 1506 youth in renewable energy technologies.
  • Supported the development of sustainable solar and biogas enterprises.
  • Connected certified graduates to rural energy employment opportunities across the country

About us

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  • Published: Wednesday, 04 March 2026 11:42
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Rukwa Sustainable Development organization (RUSUDEO) is Non-Governmental Organization operating in the Tanzania Mainland with its head quarter at Sumbawanga  municipality in the Rukwa region. This non-profit organization was officially established in 2001 and legally re-registered to comply with the NGO Act No 24 of 2002 that enabled to receive a granted registration No. 00009898 in 2018.

Improved Wood-Saving Cooking Stoves Project

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  • Published: Thursday, 11 June 2026 10:35
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Project Overview

The Improved Wood-Saving Cooking Stoves Project was implemented to promote sustainable energy use,

reduce deforestation, and improve household cooking efficiency in rural communities.

Funding Partner

  • Tanzania Forest Fund (TaFF)

Project Objectives

  • Promote the adoption of energy-efficient cooking technologies.
  • Reduce dependence on firewood and charcoal.
  • Conserve forest resources and protect the environment.
  • Improve household health by reducing indoor air pollution.

Key Activities

  • Construction and installation of improved cooking stoves.
  • Community awareness campaigns on environmental conservation.
  • Training households on the use and maintenance of energy-saving stoves.
  • Monitoring and follow-up support to beneficiary households.

Key Achievements

  • Constructed 460 high-efficiency cooking stoves across rural households.
  • Significantly reduced local deforestation.
  • Increased community awareness of environmental conservation.
  • Improved fuel efficiency and reduced household cooking costs.

Impact

  • The project contributed to environmental protection, improved household livelihoods,
  • and increased community participation in sustainable natural resource management.
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