What Children and Young People are Saying About Poverty in Tanzania

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Summary: This report is a collection of children and young
people’s consultations done by NGOs and
children/youth groups in Tanzania during the
review process of the PRS II.

This report is divided into three main parts.

Part One: Outlines the Process – Why this report, the scope of
the consultations, who did what, where and when. It also
express the challenges faced during the exercise

Part Two: What Children and Young People are Saying - This part
shows the outcome of the consultations from children. It
stipulates issues that children see them fit and that needs to be
incorporated in the PRS II. The section put in place what
Tanzanian children and young people say on the Assessment of
what have been done in the PRS over the past three years;
Determine what were the successes or worked well and the
challenges; and finally provides suggestions from children the
way they see it fit for taking action in making their lives better.

Part Three: Investing in Children – This section describes very
briefly the need to investing more in children as a primary
approach in breaking the cycle of poverty and build Tanzania that
is Fit for Children and young people.Owner: Tanzania Movement for and with Children (TMC)

Articles: 
Article 12: The childs opinion
Organisation: 
Tanzania Movement for and with Children

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