Sustainable Development
Begins at the Grassroots
That is why we Strengthen and amplify grassroots voices to influence local, national, and global transformation
Driving Impact Since 1964
The United Nations Association of Tanzania is one of the country’s oldest civil society organizations, committed to transforming societies through action, advocacy, and community-driven development.
MISSION
The United Nations Association of Tanzania is one of the country’s oldest civil society organizations, committed to transforming societies through action, advocacy, and community-driven development.
VISION
A sustainably developed and just Tanzanian society where no one is left behind
MISSION
The United Nations Association of Tanzania is one of the country’s oldest civil society organizations, committed to transforming societies through action, advocacy, and community-driven development.
VISION
A sustainably developed and just Tanzanian society where no one is left behind.
People Impacted
Publication
Projects
Strategic Partners
About UNA
The United Nations Association of Tanzania is one of the oldest Civil Society Organizations in the country registered in 1964.
The organization is entirely devoted to supporting the purposes and principles of the United Nations Charter, promoting public awareness and understanding of the activities of the United Nations and its agencies. Moreover, it strives for the recognition of respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms throughout Tanzania and the World.
UNA Tanzania Programs
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Decision Making and Governance
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Youth Economic Rights
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Strengthening Local Climate
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Stakeholders’ Coordination for Sustainable Development
Youth Engagements
& Activities
UNA Tanzania is dedicated to fostering youth inclusion in decision-making processes across local, national, and international levels.
AT THE LOCAL LEVEL, we work to create platforms and networks that empower youth to voice their priorities effectively and advocate for their active participation in local government meetings.
AT THE NATIONAL LEVEL, we link grassroots voices with key decision-makers to ensure that youth perspectives are meaningfully included in Tanzania’s development agenda.
Climate Resilience Project
From Parched Land to Prosperity:
Mpwapwa's Climate Resilience Journey
Through the use of Climate-Smart Agriculture techniques and rainwater harvesting solutions, local farmers are learning to adapt to climate change, increase crop productivity, and secure their livelihoods.
The Climate Resilience Project was led by UNA Tanzania in partnership with LM International and SMC.
Youth Activities
Key Programs
& Projects
UNA Tanzania is dedicated to fostering youth inclusion in decision-making processes across local, national, and international levels.
African UN Youth Delegate Program (AUNYD)
Mazingira Yetu Kesho Yetu (Our Environment, Our Future)
Mpwapwa Resilience Project
UNA Tanzania Newsdesk
Stay informed and inspired from our articles and latest updates
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Empowering Communities, Upholding Human Rights -
From Dreamer to Changemaker: Regina Mlay's Inspiring Journey as a UN Youth Fellow -
Empowering Journalists in Sustainable Development Reporting and Popularize National Youth Development Policy -
Youth Advocacy in SDGs: UNA Tanzania Joins Forces for Sustainable Development
Our Partners
Inspiring stories from our beneficiaries & partners
Discover heartfelt stories from our supporters, sharing their experiences and the impact of our work.
Impactful Journalism
Joining the SDGs Journalists and Storytelling Club transformed my reporting, helping me turn overlooked issues into impactful stories. I now focus on gender equality and digital rights while mentoring young girls on online safety.
Imani
Sustainable Change
Switching to millet tripled my harvest and improved my family’s food security. Despite challenges, I’ve embraced new methods and now advocate for stronger local environmental policies
William
Dream Realized
Being part of the AUNYD program turned my lifelong dream into reality. It gave me the tools, confidence, and global platform to advocate for youth and gender equality across the continent. From Mwanza to the UN Headquarters, my journey shows what’s possible when young people are truly empowered
