14 Youth Accountability Advocates are equipping 1,350 out-of-school youth with knowledge of their civic rights and responsibilities by engaging 540 parents and guardians and 91 local government officials, creating a network for youth-led dialogue and accountability in Tanga
5 advocates are promoting seed sovereignty in East and Southern Africa through youth-led campaigns, advocacy, and public engagement, emphasizing the importance of indigenous seeds in ensuring food security
17 young representatives from 17 regions in Tanzania are informing the next SDC Cooperation Programme (2026–2030) and advise on approaches to strengthen youth participation in electoral processes.
Building partnerships among civil society, government institutions, and local communities, equipping youth and community actors with the skills and knowledge to engage in tax policy discussions.
Supporting 6,000 adolescents by providing financial aid, school supplies, transport, and menstrual health kits, while offering life skills and mindset transformation sessions to improve access, retention, and learning.
We are unleashing the potential of young people as champions of development across Tanzania. Our strategy for 2022-2030 aims to catalyze significant change through youth leadership
Supporting youth-led advocacy initiatives by providing microgrants ranging from €1,000 to €10,000 per collective to youth-led groups from intervention countries and the youth diaspora to support their actions.
Strengthening 650 girls’ economic independence, leadership capacity, mental well-being, and access to supportive community systems so they can rebuild their lives and claim their rights.
Engaging our network of 7,000 alumni by keeping them connected to Restless Development and supporting their continued role in advancing youth empowerment and sustainable development across Tanzania.
400 young people are strategically equipped to expand dignified employment pathways by developing specialised competencies across the poultry value chain and market linkages
Advancing livelihoods by expanding employment and entrepreneurship opportunities for 25,000 economically disadvantaged young men and women aged 15–24 across Tanzania.
Enhance the financial security and resilience of 1345 marginalized young people. through enterprise development while addressing gender-based violence and HIV prevention for sustainable development
Promoting comprehensive well-being through sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR), HIV prevention, violence prevention, nutrition, and the protection of adolescents’ rights in Songwe Region in Tanzania
Empowering young people to take a central role in development and governance, driving accountability and responsiveness from government institutions. Using our proven youth-led, data-driven mode
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