The need for collaboration for a better life never lessens. In the United States we have taken the COVID-19 pandemic as the central concern in our lives. In Tanzania, life continues more normally. Why the difference? We aren’t predicting outcomes, but we observe Tanzania has a very youthful population. It
In the United States we grapple with ideas of essential and non-essential activities in the face of the coronavirus pandemic. These distinctions vary worldwide based on local conditions. Most importantly, the present and the future have to be considered simultaneously, and that is a challenge. As we confront the current
A message from Bob Lange: Each day, cases of Covid- 19 are confirmed in Sub-Saharan Africa. We have numerous concerns, but we are not trying to predict how the pandemic will be expressed and experienced in that part of the world. Kisioki, Mesha, and I, together with our experienced and
Bringing stoves to the Ngorongoro Highlands is a new action for the conservation authorities. The Ngorongoro Crater is one of Tanzania’s most renowned wildlife conservation area. The agencies involved in conservation and wildlife support have come to realize that it’s crucial to also provide life-improving resources for the people living
Sometimes the people need more than a stove and a single light. Hyenas attacked Nangai’s goat corral and killed four goats in the village of Esilalei. Nangai had seen a grid providing light for all the houses and the corrals at his friend Lomnyak’s boma. He surmised that a greater
Local mission-focused Tanzanian agencies are realizing that collaboration with ICSEE means effective action, productivity, and success. The Ngorongoro Conservation Area Authority (NCAA) governs an area with more than 20,000 Maasai households. This group has the dual responsibility of improving lives of the Maasai while expanding the tourist utilization of this
Conservation change ICSEE (T) is delighted to announce that for the first time, the Maasai Stoves & Solar Project is now available in the Serengeti. The Maasai live in Tanzania and Kenya, many near near the most famous areas in East Africa for the protection and conservation of wildlife. Maasai
We are proud to announce the establishment of our new Cow Fodder Factory at our lot in Mto wa Mbu. We’ve seen that droughts and grass shortage are going to be a permanent feature of the pastoralist life here. So providing high quality, and affordable cow fodder is an essential
ICSEE has helped to organize four women’s groups in recent years. Each has resources and income-generating businesses. To be successful, organizations need to be living, learning organisms. Good organizations challenge assumptions and habits on a regular basis.And most importantly, each has leaders who do a great job, even in situations
Maasai widows have difficult lives. Our collaboration with the Global Fund for Widows (GFW) is an important avenue for finding ways to improve income opportunities for women, especially widows. It’s one example of the ways we continually seek opportunities for the people to earn a better income. This applies to
