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Sports Development Aid (SDA) was established in 2003 in Mtwara, South-Eastern Tanzania. SDA collaborates with school authorities and the local government to implement sports projects in primary and secondary schools to foster the youth to appreciate and realize the importance of education. SDA's founding and cooperative partner is LiiKe, a Finnish NGO, which promotes the “Sport for All” concept in developing countries. Sports Development Aid (SDA) is dedicated to promoting basic education and providing opportunities for every child to complete primary and secondary education.

 

SDA's goals include promoting equality, human rights, gender equity, and healthy lifestyles through sports. The integration of physical education and sports into the curriculum encourages academic and personal excellence among young people, enhancing their overall quality of life. SDA is actively engaged in diverse sports and development initiatives in the Mtwara and Lindi regions in South-Eastern Tanzania, and the Singida region in central Tanzania. Collaborating closely with school authorities and local government is crucial for our ongoing efforts to enhance sports and physical education in schools, ensuring the sustainability of these programs.

Vision

All Youth in Tanzania have Equal Opportunities to Education

Mission

To promoting Education, Equality, Human Rights and Sports.

Our Core Values

Strong morale and values are the foundation of success they represent what is important to the organization and its members, shaping decisions, actions, and interactions both internally among employees and externally with partners or beneficiaries.

What we do

We aims to facilitate children become more aware of basic education and make sure that all children can go to primary and secondary school.

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EGSO

Empowering Girls Speak Out project aims to empower adolescent girls aged 13-19 to understand their rights, encourage equal education, and promote freedom from gender-based violence. The central issue addressed is girls’ poor academic performance and school drop-outs.
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EBSO

"Empowering Boys' Societies Through Sports and Health Education has increased awareness of gender equality and improved school attendance among boys. Changing boys' attitudes towards girls and women will lead to gender equality when males understand the equality of humans."
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P.E 56 Schools Project

This initiative aims to enhance academic performance, increase awareness of APE and address environmental concerns through sports. The project will benefit 112 secondary school teachers, 12,000 students, 20 APE instructors, and 40 physically impaired students.

Executive Team

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Thea Swai

Executive Director

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Ramson Lucas

Project Manager - Empower Boys

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Jackline Mpunjo

Project Manager - EGSO

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Arnold Bugado

Project Manager - p.e 56 Schools

Meet Our Staff

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Ludger Limu

Monitoring & Evaluation

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Regan Patrick

Project Coordinator

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Novath Aloyce

Field Officer - Nachingwea & Ruangwa

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Amina Banda

Field Officer - Nanyamba

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Juma Bungela

Field Officer - Nanyamba

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Irene Peter

Field Officer - Lindi & Mtama

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Godfrey Haule

Field Officer - Liwale

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Gambaga Bahati

Field Officer - Masasi

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Godwin Malley

Field Officer - Kilwa

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Gambaga Bahati

Field Officer - Masasi

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Gladness Shola

Field Officer - Tandahimba

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