THE HURU INITIATIVES AT A GLANCE
From Scarcity to Abundance
Within three decades, Tanzania’s freshwater sources have declined by around 30 percent, making humble communities with poor water management infrastructure prone to livelihood decline. Drought is prevailing faster in underserved communities, the temperature is rising due to declining in water sources for temperature regulation, and fatalities are erupting due to natural hazards from climate change.
At Huru, we promote sustainable freshwater management practices in underserved Tanzanian communities so that the water resource can be equally distributed, equitably accessible and sustainably used for developmental purposes, especially those focusing on prosperity for people and the planet.
By the next decade, our planet will need more water to produce clean energy, produce food and enhance livelihoods; We are set to championing water resource conservation for the globe's sustainable future.
Restore
You can take actions to revive our natural ecosystems to support our sustainable development Initiatives
Protect
Engage with us to protect the natural resources that are supporting nature-based solutions to our challenges.
Sustain
Nature-based solutions to spur sustainable development will yeild enhanced livelihoods for our local communities.
Meet The Team
An environmental scientist graduate with interests in enviromental management, regenerative agriculture and consultant in the field of environmental science. A perfect fit to spearhead the scientific procedures for our team
An ecosystem serviceman tracking his experience working with multilateral organizations on environmental missions. He developed his freshwater management mission when studying at ALU as a conservation Scholar in Rwanda.
Kelvin has practiced accounting and business operations with some of Tanzania's leading accounting management ventures. His track record experience in managing finances sets better paths for our financial management.
Philbert holds more than five years of experience in media production. He produces various media works such as documentaries, still pictures and develop timeline of photo stories to be shared to our stakeholders from various projects
Jacqueline Godfrey is an MA. of Public Services and Governance candidate, she has a well-extended skillset in the field of public programs management, government relations and local programs organization.
Mr Lungo is a Senior Environmental Scientist at Vice President Office, Environmental Scientist with interests in sustainable development through Environment Sustainability, Monitoring and Auditing in Tanzania
You can make Water the New Green. Take action!
You can start your action journey with us
