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Peace Corps in Tanzania

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Volunteers in Tanzania work with their communities on locally prioritized projects in Agriculture, Education, and Health sectors. During their service in Tanzania, Volunteers learn to speak Swahili. 

Volunteers
Current: 16
All-time: 3,189
Program Dates
1961-1969, 1979-present
Official Language
Swahili, English

Volunteer Openings in Tanzania

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Sustainable Agriculture Volunteer

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Health Extension Volunteer

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Secondary Education Math Teacher

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"Fuata nyuki, ule asali." - Follow the bees so that you may eat honey.

Swahili Proverb

Current Projects in Tanzania

Agriculture Education Health Feed the Future President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief President's Malaria Initiative
Annual Volunteer Survey: See satisfaction results for Tanzania [PDF]

Stories from Tanzania

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What 39 years with Peace Corps Tanzania has taught me
7 Volunteer positions dedicated to improving health care systems
6 returned Peace Corps Volunteers explain who inspired them to serve

Photos from Tanzania

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Support Projects in Tanzania

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Tanzania Country Fund

Contributions to the Tanzania Country Fund support sustainable, community-driven Peace Corps Partnership Program projects in Tanzania that are led by …

Water Project

Library Project

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