This project is similar to the SKY project in Ethiopia which had to be interrupted due to the deadly conflicts in the region.
This time, in Tanzania, in a region without major turbulence, it is a question of training young people (60% of girls/women) by schooling them and giving them vocational training, with the key being a diploma recognized by the state. . Teachers are paid on the basis of success. The young people trained are encouraged to become entrepreneurs and encouraged to train other young people in turn, according to the same principle of remuneration.
Esther Kamanija began her training in 2022. She wants to have a large, successful farm. Many people in her community practice traditional farming, but Esther would prefer to engage in modern agriculture.
The reality of our lives is deeply rooted in our agricultural heritage, particularly my father’s role as a farmer. This has been a source of inspiration for me, fueling my desire to specialize in market gardening. I firmly believe that this path will not only be rewarding but will also create opportunities for other young people.
Anna, originally from Dodoma, trained as a mobile phone repair technician through the YES project and now harbors an ambition: she wants to motivate many other women to realize their projects and pursue their dreams.
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