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EDUCATION SUPPORT

Ujamaa-CRT believes that education is an essential key to empowerment. In order for communities to attain their goals of sustainable and equitable resource management, it is clear that they need members who are able to lead, advocate, and bridge the gap between indigenous values and needs and powerful outside forces.

We firmly believe in the power of education transforming our communities’ futures and so we provide secondary school and university scholarships for students from poor families from pastoralist and hunter-gatherer communities.

We also have a special Programme of educational support for the Hadzabe and Akie hunter-gatherer communities. In 2000, the Emusoi Girls Center - a school that caters to educating girls from indigenous communities – contacted UCRT to request assistance in locating four Akie girls who were eligible for free secondary education. To our amazement, we could not locate one Akie girl who was qualified, as none had completed or were currently enrolled in Primary School. This finding led to our support of 45 Akie children to attend Primary School, with hopes that they would continue to Secondary.

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25 years later, over 165 Akie children have received an education thanks to UCRT's supporters. 
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Transform an Akie Child’s Life with the Power of Education

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  • Home
  • ABOUT UCRT
    • Our Vision
    • Our Work
    • Our Team
    • Supporters
  • Programmes
    • Land Rights >
      • Protecting the Last of the Akie
      • Securing Land Rights for the Hadzabe
      • Terrat Village, Simanjiro
    • Governance >
      • Bringing Indigenous Rights to the High Court of Tanzania
      • Two Sides of the Coin: Farmer-Herder Conflict
    • Natural Resource Management >
      • Under The Tree School
    • Nature-based Livelihoods >
      • Makame Wildlife Management Area: A Case Study
      • Meet 'Mama Nyuki'
    • Social Empowerment >
      • Women's Empowerment >
        • Women's Rights and Leadership Forums
        • Ngabolo Village's Women's Rights & Leadership Forum
        • Rehema's Story
      • Community-Based Tourism in Loliondo
      • Education Support >
        • Loibosiret Primary School
        • Katerina's Story
    • Advocacy
  • Our Impact
    • Publications
  • Donate
  • News