Mtandao wa Vikundi vya Wakulima Tanzania

Mtetezi wa mkulima ni mkulima mwenyewe
  • Members of the Board of Directors of MVIWATA, visiting the demo plot of Juhudi na Maarifa group in Wami Luhindo village in Mvomero district, makes research of rice cultivation through irrigation during the dry season.
  • MVIWATA Board Members on October 31, evening held a visit, to check the progress of the construction of the organization's main office at Bigwa area outskirts of Morogoro town
  • Members of the Board of MVIWATA listening to a facilitator of Financial Management Training Mr. Oberlin Shoo. Training was held this morning at the conference hall of MVIWATA Main Office in Morogoro. Tomorrow the delegates plans to visit farmers groups in
  • Mohamed Said of Kiharaka Village in Bagamoyo addressed the gathering at the launch of Lets Talk Tanzania on World Food day “We have been here historically, our children and grandchildren are born here, now others are coming and fencing pieces of land. W
  • An obsolete tent currently used as a new house for Mateteni Villagers in Kilosa District whom their modern houses were demolished in forcing over 2500 farmers to vacate the area for an investor. The demolition of the house happened in February 2012 and
  • Mateteni Villager in Kilosa district Zena Kilonza, reacts to a District Commissioner (not pictured) announced at the public meeting that are illegally staying at the area
  • Kilosa District Commissioner Mr Elias Tarimo, delivers a message to Mateteni Villagers in Magole ward in convincing them to vacate their land which is said to be owned by an investor.
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Mtandao wa Vikundi vya Wakulima Tanzania (MVIWATA) is a national farmers organisation which brings together small holder farmers from all regions of Tanzania in order to have a common voice to defend economic, social, cultural and political interests of smallholder farmers. Founded in 1993, MVIWATA aspires to empower smallholder economically and socially farmers through capacity building and undertake lobbying and advocacy especially by strengthening their groups and networks, facilitating communication and learning so that they are capable of defending their interests. 

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