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TAWE Day
| Tanzania Association of Women Entrepreneurs (TAWE) was formed after a Citizen Exchange between the U.S. and Tanzania brought Tanzanian women entrepreneurs to the U.S. in 1999, and they decided to use their experience to strengthen Tanzania. TAWE’s goals are to develop and support a strong network of women entrepreneurs, to provide training to members in business management skills, to promote members’ businesses, and to provide financial and legal advice. This year’s TAWE Day was sponsored by the U.S.-based NGO Heartland International under a grant from the U.S. Government, and TAWE itself. Hon. Dr. Didas Masuburi, Member of Parliament for East Africa was the guest of honor. Dr. Masuburi pledged to support TAWE activities in the future and offered support during the event. As a part of this Citizen Exchange program, Americans from Heartland International visited TAWE members twice this year to conduct trainings and consultations, exchange ideas, and attend TAWE Day. In July, ten TAWE women from five regions traveled to the Chicago, Illinois for a three-week program on business development with Heartland International. |
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| Two members of the Tanzania Association of Women Entrepreneurs (TAWE) displaying their merchandise at the annual TAWE Day held November 30 in Morogoro. Full Size - 477kb |
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