Are you a professional expert in marine science conservation or a related field? Do you have a passion for mentoring, consulting, and contributing to impactful ocean conservation initiatives? SOA Tanzania invites professional experts from around the globe to join our vibrant community as mentors or advisory board members! What We Offer As a mentor or …
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Are you passionate about ocean conservation, marine science, and community development? Do you want to make a tangible impact on the sustainable future of our oceans? SOA Tanzania is excited to announce open positions and volunteering opportunities where qualified youth can join our dynamic team and contribute to meaningful ocean conservation efforts. We are an …
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During the Ocean Bootcamp 2024, Tanzanian youth leaders gathered to explore the 2024 Africa-Europe Foundation (AEF) Report, analyzing its impact on local environmental efforts and the wider African landscape. The discussions were centered on the report’s relevance to ocean conservation and the blue economy, recognizing its potential to drive sustainable development in coastal communities. Here’s …
By Livinus Renatus, Ocean Leader, Chief Projects Officer, and Co-Founder at Sustainable Ocean Alliance Tanzania From September 7 to 21, 2024, I had the incredible opportunity to participate in the International Training Workshop on the Carbon Sequestration Estimate and Capacity Building of Coastal Blue Carbon Ecosystems, held in Shanghai, China. This event was jointly organized …
The 4th cohort of Our Ocean Bootcamp 2024 has just wrapped up, leaving an indelible mark on the 50 young Tanzanians who participated. Held from September 23rd to 29th, this transformative week of training and action empowered the next generation of ocean and climate activists, equipping them with the tools, knowledge, and passion to champion …
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SOA Tanzania is excited to announce the remarkable lineup of speakers for the upcoming Ocean Bootcamp 2024, set to empower young Tanzanians to lead in ocean conservation, climate activism, and sustainable development. The event, running from September 23rd to 29th, will bring together a diverse group of ocean advocates, environmental leaders, and changemakers who are …
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SOA Tanzania is thrilled to announce that we have been awarded a significant grant from the Africa Europe Foundation under their 2024 Awards Scheme. This grant marks a major milestone in our mission to empower Tanzanian youth to become active ocean and climate activists. The support from the Africa Europe Foundation will fund the 4th …
At Sustainable Ocean Alliance (SOA) Tanzania, our commitment to empowering coastal communities and youth through sustainable practices is unwavering. Our latest initiative, the Kijana na Mwani project, exemplifies this mission by providing valuable training in seaweed farming to both coastal communities and youth in Bagamoyo, Tanzania. The Importance of Seaweed Farming Seaweed farming is an …
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By Ailars David Introduction: A Journey of Inspiration As I stepped into the grand halls of the Our Ocean Conference in Greece, I was filled with a sense of anticipation and hope. Representing Tanzania, a country with a rich marine heritage and diverse coastal communities, I felt a profound responsibility to voice the concerns and …
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SOA Tanzania, with funding support from Sustainable Ocean Alliance Global, is excited to announce the Kijana na Mwani Project, a transformative training opportunity in seaweed farming and its value chain. This initiative aims to empower young Tanzanians to become leaders in the sustainable blue economy, fostering skills that will not only benefit their communities but …
