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22 November 2023

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Engineered Bacteria Transforms Global Fish Stocks

Arafa Hamad Bakari, Winner of the UNICEF-UNDP WasteX Innovation Challenge and waste innovator

08 November 2023

Scaling zero waste solutions to impact millions

Enabling a circular economy by equipping young entrepreneurs and social innovators in Zanzibar

A girls checks her smartphone.

28 November 2022

A digital advocacy tool to end child marriage in Tanzania

A new digital advocacy campaign driven by young people and local influencers

Green Shark Challenge 2021

Three transformational solutions to tackle climate change

Introducing the winners of the second edition of the Green Shark Challenge, a joint UNDP and UNICEF competition to respond to global challenges

Team members demonstrate to a user how to use the Elsa Health Assistant digital tool

Elsa: AI-powered Pediatric Health Assistant Tool

Inspired Ideas is part of UNICEF’s Innovation Fund Investments in Skills and Connectivity

A close-up of Hadija Mwasimaga’s newborn baby boy, Isaka.

Grantee: Macro-Eyes

Developing predictive supply-chains using machine learning for improved immunization coverage

Tecla, 6 months, is weighed at a routine health care visit. Her mother, Bertha, is living with HIV, but was able to prevent transmission of the virus to her daughter.

30 November 2016

Advancing the Birth Registration System in Tanzania

Providing under-five children their right to protection

A young girl poses for a photograph with a baby on her bank near Bagamoya Tanzania

15 December 2015

Tanzania Expands Birth Registration System

Now in Mwanza, the system drastically increases the number of children under five with birth certificates

Boys take turns riding a hand-constructed wooden bicycle at the Benaco refugee camp in the north-western Ngara region of the United Republic of Tanzania.

15 December 2015

Partners Use Technology to Contain Cholera

UNICEF, Government, and Push Mobile reach users with life-saving information on cholera

Halima Mfaume is 16 years old, living with HIV and learning to become a hairdresser. She lives in Dar Esalaam in Tanzania.

02 December 2015

UNICEF Partners with Mobile Provider Tigo

Extending Tigo's support of UNICEF Tanzania's work to improve children's lives using mobile technology