P A M O J A * T R U S T

Updated: 30 April 2008

POSTER: WATER CONFLICTS IN PANGANI BASIN	DOWNLOADS
Global climate change and deforestation are contributing to the reduced water flow in the Pangani River in eastern Tanzania. Increased demands for irrigation and hydropower have led to considerable conflicts over the use of water in the Pangani Basin. In cooperation with IUCN and the Pangani Water Basin Office, PAMOJA has produced a poster to illustrate these conflicts. This A2 size poster is being distributed to organisations, authorities and individuals concerned. Download the poster (in pdf)	In the Swahili language 'pamoja' means 'togetherness', which refers to our spirit of working together. Read more about PAMOJA's background and its activities in our attractive brochure, which can be downloaded easily. Just doubleclick the image on the left. You will also be able to download our operational plan for 2004 and many more documents on the PUBLICATIONS page.

KILIWEB: Website about the Kilimanjaro Region	INTERESTING LINKS
All the information you want to know about the Kilimanjaro Region and Moshi you can find on this interesting website called Kiliweb. It is an inititaive of UNGANO Ltd, a development organisation specializing in development communication. PAMOJA and UNGANO work together in a number of projects, especially in the area of awareness creation.	A whole page of interesting web links we would like you to visit. This not only lists organisations we are in contact with, but also informative sites about development work. Go to LINKS page ...
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		"People's participation is the focal point in PAMOJA's development practices."

Welcome to the website of PAMOJA Trust, a vibrant young Tanzanian NGO. Our office is in the town of Moshi, which lies at the foot of Mount Kilimanjaro, in Northern Tanzania. PAMOJA facilitates the collaboration between local government, civil society and the private sector. The organisation does this by transforming mindsets and attitudes, based on the right of equal access to resources. It promotes the practice of Joint Action and participatory local governance often using international experiences in this area. PAMOJA advocates development practices in which the participation of the people is central.