Join the network
Get Involved
Whoever you are, there's a way into SCOPE Tanzania's work. Pick the one that fits and get in touch.
Schools
Bring the whole-school approach to your school, starting with an Integrated Land Use Design (ILUD) process for your own grounds, supported by your nearest implementing partner.
Tell us about your school →Teachers
Join teacher training and learning exchanges on practical agroecology and permaculture, and bring garden-based lessons into your classroom.
Ask about teacher training →Youth
Take on a leadership role in your school's garden or land-use project, as a peer educator, a project lead, or a voice for your school's story.
Get involved as a student →Partners
Organisations already working on school-based agroecology, permaculture or climate resilience in Tanzania or Zanzibar can explore joining the SCOPE Tanzania network.
Discuss a partnership →Volunteers
Offer skills in gardening, training, photography, translation or communications to support schools and the implementing partners on the ground.
Offer to volunteer →Supporters
Individuals and organisations can support SCOPE Tanzania's work, in the spirit of the Howden Foundation's backing of the programme.
Ask about supporting the programme →Knowledge Exchange
SCOPE Tanzania shares learning with other country chapters across the wider ReSCOPE network, and welcomes researchers and practitioners interested in that exchange.
Connect on knowledge exchange →Not sure which of these fits? Use the general enquiry form on the Contact page and the TABIO/SCOPE Tanzania team will point you the right way.