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Tanzania National Gender and Sustainable Energy Network (NGSEN)

National Focal Point:

Tanzania Traditional Energy Development and Environment Organisation (TaTEDO)

Contact Person:

Ms Gisela Ngoo

Contact Address:

TaTEDO
P.O. Box 32794, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
Tel: +255.22.2700438
Fax: +255.22.277 4400

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Activities:

Gender Mainstreaming in UAIMES-PR Programme

In August 2009, TaTEDO signed a one-year contract with ETC Foundation to mainstream gender into the Upscaling Access to Integrated Modern Energy Services for Poverty Reduction (UAIMES-PR) programme. The gender mainstreaming component of the UAIMES-PR programme intended to ensure that the implementation of the programme was gender-sensitive and that outcomes were equityoriented, for the benefit of both men and women. It was also intended to address gender issues in the organisational, institutional, and corporate environment in which energy projects and programmes are developed and implemented.

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National Gender and Sustainable Energy Network Strengthening Project (NGSEN-SP). Tanzania 2010

The National Gender and sustainable Energy Network (NGSEN) is a professional network for engendering and developing energy in Tanzania. The network is a non-governmental, nonprofit making, non political and gender sensitive. NGSEN was established in 1998 with the main purpose of empowering women in order to increase their involvement in the energy sector through networking and sharing of information.

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National Training Workshop Mainstreaming Gender in Energy Projects. Tanzania, 2010.

ENERGIA supported the national capacity building workshop on Gender Mainstreaming in Energy Projects in Tanzania was held in Dar es Salaam city, Regency Park Hotel over a four day period. The workshop was attended by 16 participants including 9 women and 7 men who are National Gender and Sustainable Energy Network (NGSEN) members drawn from various organizations across the country.

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