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Derek- Goal number 16 Peace and Justice.

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Derek- Goal number 16 Peace and Justice.

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Some children are born with albinism, some people even kill the children that are born albinisms and they think they are devils or ghosts. It leaves them
vulnerable to being killed after birth, cast out of their
families or being hunted down and murdered for body
parts prized by witch doctors to make potions believed to
bring wealth and good luck.

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Global Goal 6: Clean Water and Sanitation -- Kate

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Global Goal 6: Clean Water and Sanitation -- Kate

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Water shortage in Tanzania has been a problem for years now, but the problem is even bigger in the countryside. 1/6 people lack access to safe drinking water in Tanzania.

It has been documented that water shortage has been caused by population growth, high level consumption and climate change which has shrinked the resource of water.

Studies show that even in most rural areas where there is water, the communities have to walk for two to three kilometres in search of the commodity either to the public taps or where there are natural streams and rivers.

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To help reduce the 1.1 million people living in extreme poverty, the UN has targeted children to try to enforce vaccines and attending primary school. The United Nations have aimed to help future generations as well as the bottom 9.7% of the population by cash transfers per month depending on the number of children and work done by the household.

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In Tanzania the United Nations identified mini hydro power plants and these hydro power plants produce renewable energy which will reduce the use of diesel generators, charcoal and kerosene.

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Over 90 million children under the age of five are dangerously underweight. And one person in every four still goes hungry in Africa. So The SDGs aim to end all forms of hunger and malnutrition by 2030, making sure all people , especially children ,have access to sufficient and nutritious food all year round.  Host communities, are able to meet their basic food and nutrition requirements. The increased use of cash transfers allows recipients to buy food of their choice in local shops, thus boosting local economies.
Tiffany

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In Tanzania, the rate of poverty is extremely high with approximately 6.5 million families living off of less than 50 U.S. cents a day. Although Tanzania is struggling with this issue there are many groups and organizations working to put a stop on poverty. TASAF is a 15-year national strategy introduced by the Tanzania government. This strategy works towards reducing growth and poverty by paying the bottom 9.7% of Tanzanian households up to $23 U.S. a month. Other organisations such as UN, UNICEF and UNDAP that are also working towards reducing the rate of poverty nationally. They also work towards post-natal care for pregnant women and vaccination for all primary school aged children.
Hannah

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Quality education:

The UN has worked with the government in Tanzania to increases the levels of education. Together they provided 11 years of primary education and 4 year soft secondary education for free. They also made it compulsory for everyone.

In addition, UN improved the teacher training programmes so that the children in Tanzania can get quality education. Also, different materials were provided by the government. Furthermore, there was an issue with different diseases spread due to poor sanitation and hygiene. Therefore the government improved healthcare and sanitation so that children are less likely to drop out of school.
Anni

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People in Tanzania, especailly children, are struggling with malnutrition right now. 42% of children under age of 5 is in malnutrition without any treatment and under high risk of dying. Due to the rapid population growth, limited food cannot afford all those rapidly increasing demands. Extreme poverty stops people to buy enough food or makes them not eat meat which leads to the lack of proteins. Moreover, continuous drought results in bad harvest so the situation of limited food is getting worse. However, the rate of underweight children under the age of 5 has been gradually decreasing and UNICEF is continuosly helping the children's nutrition.

American, Heinz company, local distributor, and government support Micronutrient Powder Campaign for improving children’s health. The powder contains 10 vitamins and five minerals not always found in typical rural Tanzanian diets. Moreover, the hunger problems in Tanzania is more of lack of particular nutrients not general lack of food, therefore the government educate parents to provide appropriate food to their children.
Amy Jung

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1. The Global Goals have helped to develop a stronger response in Tanzania to violence against women. Abuse of women has been very common and affects the life opportunities of women in many ways. To tackle this, police stations have created special desks and people to to deal with crimes involving children and women. These are in quieter areas of the police station and the staff wear plain clothes to be less intimidating. There are also NGOs doing campiagns to raise awareness of issues around domestic violence and encouraging more women to come forward and report their experiences.
Mr Robinson
Here is a picture of one of the police stations.

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Lunchtime Kahoot Quiz -charge entry
Teacher Karaoke Competition
Bake Sale
Clean teacher's whiteboards for $10
Hair Shaving Event?
Sponsered Electronic Fasting - no phone/no youtube/no games/no social media/
Exercise at the weekend - hike/swim/