According to Tanzania’s official statistics, nearly 30% of children in the country live in poor households. The poverty rate is relatively higher for orphaned children than non-orphan children. The headcount poverty rate is 30.37% for orphans, 28.19% for single-parent children, and 29.89% for non-orphan children. In addition, the poverty gap — which measures how far the average income of the poor falls below the poverty line — is much higher for children without both parents. The poverty gap is 6.88% for non-orphan children, but 8.83% for orphan children. Despite the higher severity of poverty for orphans, particularly children who lost both parents, a comprehensive orphan child-targeted benefit scheme is not yet available in Tanzania.
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Over 1.3 Billion children are Unfortunately Orphans in Tanzania and more than 2 billion children in the world, and 143-210 million are Orphan kids.
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Meet Our Board Members
Mustafa Panju is the chief executive and operator of Bush Bucks Safaris
Harry Jonas is a former student who is an Assistant Administrator at
A real-world executive, Lidya has worked in a C-suite capacity in the
Ashok Kumar is a real estate operator and the owner of Ashford
Rudy Pijnnaken is a physical therapist who has worked with stroke patients
Ms. Bennett joined Westwood Holdings Group (WHG) in 2016 and is currently
John Isingo is the vice-chair and a former student of TotoAid. He
Mariam Mattan, mother of two and Administrator of the Harichand Education Fund.