Summary
Art in Tanzania is partnering with a consortium of NGOs and private sector actors to evaluate and produce solutions to the combination of climate change and human rights in rural Africa.
Details
Some 75% of Tanzanian people live in rural areas and their livelihood, based on agricultural income, will be hardly affected by climate change.
The vulnerable groups as women youth and people living with disabilities are most affected. This program is a multi-professional student approach to evaluate what is happening, future scenarios, and develop model solutions.
We are using our Social Media pages for advocacy work and our Facebook pages have more than 50K followers.
Interns work 6-8 hours per day from Monday to Friday.
Your internship will be supervised by team leaders.
BASICS:
Morning times we perform fieldwork being advocating and teaching in the schools and communities. In the afternoons it is time for planning reporting and social media visibility work.
During your free time, you can enjoy low-cost safaris to Serengeti, Ngorongoro Crater, and other National parks. You can join our groups climbing Mt Kilimanjaro and move on to relax at Zanzibar beaches. We have also a variety of one-day programs for short breaks as diving and snookering at the reefs, swimming with dolphins, rainforest trekking at Kilimanjaro, live African music, a variety of sports programs, craft making as batik making courses, and so on. You will enjoy your stay in Tanzania.
The fee includes accommodation, breakfast, and dinner, program guidance with orientation and 24 hours of staff presence, and academic graduate team leaders for all programs.
The actual program is free of cost. You may have local small transfer costs.
Cost does not include international flights, local transfers, charity volunteer VISA, and personal purchases.
Our eco-compound in Madale village in the Dar es Salaam area has dorms, single, double, and family rooms. As an eco-compound we use our own design composting dry toilets, we collect shower water and urine and use it as "grey water" for our large garden irrigation. Construction materials include bamboo, recycled bottles, and similar. This compound is located in Madale village, so it is a countryside place but a short distance from the city as well.
We charge accommodation with breakfast and dinner only.
We serve breakfast and dinner as accommodation inclusive. Lunches are available at a nominal cost, but you need to book one every morning as many people are not at the compound we cook and charge only those who are present and wish to have lunch.
All drinks are personal cost. Drinking water is available everywhere at a low cost. We also run a compound bar, so you have easy access to drinks and snacks.
Ongoing program choose your dates freely.
Climate Change Effect on Socio-Economy
The program's focus is to make a baseline and program plans to understand Climate Change Effects and to advocate the public in common.
$125/week
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