47 farmers learn how to make organic fertiliser
In July 2024, Mboni ya Vijana organized a two-day workshop to train farmers to exploit local resources to produce three types of organic fertilizer: 18-days …
Hope Rising, MVG’s new youth program
Young people growing up in rural areas tend to lack confidence in their abilities and avoid taking risks, which hampers community development. To overcome this …
28 Tonnes of Biochar in use to improve yields!
We have been very busy this year! From July 2023 to March 2024 Mboni ya Vijana has; mobilized 623 farmers, trained 54 youths in entrepreneurship …
Improved cassava yields results
95% of agriculture in Kigoma – the western Region of Tanzania depends on natural rainfall. This means it has to be grown in the rainy …
Unlocking Livelihoods and Environmental Potential
Better life is about better food, income, friendly and pleasant environments and love in the entire population. We all aware that, all the needs we …
Becoming a Segal Partner
We are excited to announce that after extensive investigation plus site visits Segal Foundation have approved us as a partner, with an initial grant of …
Introducing Benedicto our founder
Our Founding Story Benedicto Hosea, Tanzania Development Trust’s (TDT) local representative for Kigoma Rural, has direct experience with many of the problems faced by villagers …
Mboni ya Vijana to introduce biochar use and clean seed farms
Having partnered with the team at Plant Village in early 2022, introducing AI technology to farmers to allow for the identification and tackling of crop …
How solar power can boost Zeze, Tanzania
One natural resource that is plentiful in Zeze is sunlight. While the sun is great for nourishing crops and providing natural light, there are so …
Putting Zeze on the map
It’s the rainy season in Zeze so everyone is busy in the fields making the most of the precious water to try and grow enough …