Who We Are
CFU Tanzania is an international NGO promoting Climate-Smart Agriculture and Conservation Agriculture practices across Tanzania to improve farmer livelihoods and sustainability.
Learn more about CFU Tanzania’s work, approach, and impact.
Empowering Farmers Through Climate-Smart Agriculture
CFU Tanzania supports over 200,000 smallholder farmers with sustainable farming practices that improve yields, restore soil health, and build resilience to climate change.
What we Do
At CFU Tanzania, we deliver practical, field-based solutions that empower farmers, improve productivity, and promote sustainable agriculture systems.
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Conservation Agriculture Training
Conservation Agriculture (CA) training equips smallholder farmers with practical skills in minimum tillage, soil fertility improvement, crop diversification, and climate-smart farming practices to enhance productivity, resilience, and sustainable land use.
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Livelihood Restoration Activities
Livelihood restoration activities support project-affected households through sustainable agriculture, improved crop production, income diversification, and resilience-building interventions.
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Tillage & Spray Service Providers Support
Mechanization support through trained tillage and spray service providers improves farming efficiency, reduces labor, and promotes sustainable agricultural practices.
Real projects delivering measurable impact across Tanzania
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Agricultural Livelihoods Assistance Program (ALAP) – LNG Lindi
The Agricultural Livelihoods Assistance Program (ALAP), implemented by CFU Tanzania between 2021 and 2025, was designed to support Project Affected Households (PAHs) displaced by land acquisition for the LNG project in Lindi. The programme focused on restoring livelihoods through sustainable agriculture and income-generating activities. KEY PROJECT DETAILS PROJECT OVERVIEW The ALAP programme was designed to…
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EACOP Livelihood Restoration Programme (LRP)
The East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) Livelihood Restoration Programme (LRP), implemented by CFU Tanzania since November 2023, focuses on restoring and improving the livelihoods of Project Affected Households (PAHs) along the pipeline corridor. The programme aims to ensure sustainable agricultural productivity, food security, and long-term economic resilience. KEY PROJECT DETAILS PROJECT OVERVIEW The EACOP…
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Her Resilience, Our Planet (HROP)
The Her Resilience, Our Planet (HROP) programme is a six-year initiative (2024–2030) focused on strengthening climate resilience and sustainable agricultural practices among smallholder farmers in Tanzania. The programme emphasizes gender-sensitive approaches to ensure inclusive participation and impact. KEY PROJECT DETAILS PROJECT OVERVIEW The HROP programme focuses on equipping farmers with Conservation Agriculture technologies and climate-smart…
Our Impact
Over the years, CFU Tanzania has made significant contributions to improving farmer livelihoods through sustainable agriculture.Through our conservation agriculture initiatives, we’re making a measurable difference in farming communities and the environment.
200,000
Farmers Trained
10
Districts Reached
200
Demonstration Plots
300
Service Providers trained
Sustainable Development Goals
CFU Tanzania contributes to several Sustainable Development Goals through its work in Conservation Agriculture:
SDG1-No Poverty
Reducing poverty by improving farmer incomes and strengthening resilience through sustainable agriculture.
SDG2-Zero Hunger
Improving food security and agricultural productivity through climate-smart practices.
SDG3–Good Health
Promoting healthier ecosystems and sustainable food systems for better well-being.
SDG13–Climate Action
Supporting climate resilience and adaptation through conservation agriculture.
SDG15–Life on Land
Enhancing soil health, biodiversity, and sustainable land management practices.
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