Women in Law and Development in Africa (WiLDAF) Tanzania invites qualified individual consultants, consultancy teams, and firms to submit proposals for the development, enhancement, deployment, and technical support of the Funguka Application under the Justice for Survivors (J4S): Strengthening Feminist,…
TERMS OF REFERENCE 1.0 BACKGROUND Women in Law and Development in Africa (WiLDAF) is a Pan-African network established in February 1990 in Harare, Zimbabwe. With a presence in 26 countries, the network brings together more than 350 organizations and…
Child marriage is not a tradition to be protected; it is a violation of girls’ rights, dignity, autonomy, and freedom. No girl should be forced to trade her childhood, education, dreams, or future for a marriage she did not freely…
Theme: “Towards Beijing +30 Anniversary – Choose to End Gender-Based Violence” On 25 November 2024, Women in Law and Development in Africa (WiLDAF Tanzania), in collaboration with the Government of Tanzania and the MKUKI Coalition, officially launched the 16 Days…
These circumstances demanded approaches that balanced public engagement with participant safety while ensuring that advocacy efforts remained relevant, inclusive, and impactful. Rather than limiting its focus to public awareness, the campaign deliberately repositioned itself as a national platform for advancing…
Women’s meaningful participation and influence are essential to ensuring that Tanzania’s constitutional reform process reflects the rights, aspirations and priorities of women and girls. WiLDAF Tanzania brought together women’s rights organisations and their allies to strengthen collective action and strategic…
WiLDAF Tanzania, in collaboration with the Gender-Based Violence Network (MKUKI), is organizing the Champions in the Fight Against Gender-Based Violence Awards as part of the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence Campaign. These awards aim to recognize, celebrate, and…
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WILDAF Tanzania successfully convened the Women Leaders Dialogue and Women Directors Forum Reflection, bringing together former and current women leaders, feminist advocates, mentors, mentees, civil society organizations, and development partners to reflect on the progress of Tanzania’s women’s rights movement…
We are pleased to invite applications from qualified consultants or consultancy firms to undertake the development of the Tanzania Women’s Rights Status Report (2016–2026). The report will provide a comprehensive assessment of the status of women’s rights in Tanzania over…