LSF

We extend our sincere appreciation to WINGS for their valuable support, and to our partners—TANLAP, the Foundation for Civil Society (FCS), NaCONGO, and the Tanganyika Law Society (TLS)—for their commitment, expertise, and collaboration throughout this important initiative.
Together, we are laying the foundation for legal and policy reforms that will foster a more enabling environment for philanthropy, strengthen collaboration among stakeholders, mobilize domestic resources, and promote sustainable giving for the benefit of communities across Tanzania.
Together, we are building a stronger future for philanthropy in Tanzania.

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Strengthening philanthropy starts with creating the right environment for it to thrive.

With support from WINGS, the Legal Services Facility (LSF) is implementing the Strengthening the Enabling Environment for Philanthropy in Tanzania through Legal Reform, Strategic Collaboration, and Public Engagement project.

Working alongside the Tanzania Network of Legal Aid Providers (TANLAP), the Foundation for Civil Society (FCS), the National Council of NGOs (NaCONGO), and the Tanganyika Law Society (TLS), LSF has established a multi-stakeholder task force to assess Tanzania's philanthropic ecosystem. Through a comprehensive analysis, the task force identified key legal, policy, institutional, and operational barriers affecting the growth of philanthropy.

The insights and recommendations from this collaborative effort will help shape strategies and policy reforms that strengthen collaboration, mobilize domestic resources, and foster a more enabling environment where philanthropy can grow and make a lasting impact across Tanzania.

As part of the implementation of the NBS Project, USANGU RBWB in collaboration with LSF conducted a general meeting with Water User Associations in Iringa Municipality to strengthen collaboration, sustainable water resource management, and community participation in environmental conservation for sustainable development.

The Guest of Honor was Benjamin Samwel Sitta, District Commissioner of Iringa District. In the photo above, on the right is RBWB Director Eng. David B. Munkyala, and on the left is NBS Project Coordinator Mr. David Muginya.

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LSF in collaboratio with IITA -Muhogo Bora project convened a three days co design workshop focused on developing guidelines for implementing and measuring social change gender transformative interventions within the Cassava Seed Entrepreneurship (CSE) ecosystem with a focus on Urambo District Council.

🌸 Happy Mother’s Day 🌸

We honor all mothers for their endless care, sacrifices, and unwavering commitment to nurturing generations with courage and compassion.

At LSF, we remain committed to supporting the rights, dignity, safety, and well-being of women and girls in our communities.

💖 To every mother and mother figure — thank you for being the heart of our society.