1. BTS 45th Annual General Meeting
Presentations about various
organisations’ work in Tanzania.

2. Open Map for
Development
Innocent Maholi
Executive Director,
innocentmaholi@gmail.com

3. @OMDTZ
OpenMap Development Tanzania
OpenMap Development Tanzania

4. OpenMap Development Tanzania provides services for all
Tanzania to improve maps for humanitarian response and
development.
● Community Mapping
● Data for Urban Resilience
● Innovation, GIS, and Open Source Technology
Mission and
Pillars

5. A registered NGO based in Mikocheni, Dar es Salaam and
operating across Tanzania.
Promoting community mapping projects, generating map
awareness, actively pledged open datasets and continuing
to build a network of enthusiastic mappers in Tanzania.
Involving people with different backgrounds ranging from
technology, social, economy, political, academia and
community members who are the center of our operations.
Who we are

6. “Local People, Local Devices, Open
Knowledge”
Methodology

7. List of Projects
Ramani Huria
- Building Footprints
- Drainage Mapping
- Soil Sampling
- Trash Mapping
- Flood Extent
- Asset and Threat
- Flood Response
Data Zetu
- Hyperlocal Boundaries
- Amana Hospital
- HIV Hotspots
Mini Grids
Community Cadastres
Innovation Ecosystem Map
Local Drone Building

8. Tanzania Drone Training Program
Projects
Conducted
Ramani Huria
- Building Footprints
- Drainage Mapping
- Soil Sampling
- Trash Mapping
- Flood Extent
- Asset and Threat
- Flood Response
Data Zetu
- Hyperlocal Boundaries
- Amana Hospital
- HIV Hotspots
Mini Grids
Community Cadastres
Innovation Ecosystem Map
Local Drone Building

9. Contacts
Innocent Maholi,
Executive Director,
innocentmaholi@gmail.com

10. Sub-Sahara Advisory Panel
Fadhili Maghiya

11. By Fadhili Maghiya
Reframing Stereotypes Series: In and out -
Effective international development from Wales
and specific support structures for Black students
coming to Wales through
Sub-Sahara Advisory Panel

12. THE INCEPTION OF SSAP IN 2009
By Fadhili Maghiya

13. By Fadhili Maghiya

14. By Fadhili Maghiya
WHY WE EXIST
Our Vision
Our
Purpose
A world in which the
sustainable development
goals have been achieved
for the people of Sub-
Saharan Africa.
• Approachabilit
y
• Inclusivity
• Transparency
• We believe in Sharing
Knowledge
• We believe in being an
open, inclusive,
collaborative space
• We believe in empowering
our member.
To be a vibrant
community in Wales
playing a pivotal role in
development in Sub-
Saharan Africa.
Our Goals
• Develop Capacity: Enable a dynamic and effective diaspora community
- Provide high quality capacity building opportunities for SSAP members, staff and volunteers
- Ensure financial sustainability of SSAP
- Establish a clear, effective governance approach
• Strengthen Voice: Inspire and influence, locally, nationally and internationally
- Engage diverse community groups in influencing policy
- Share and deepen understanding of SSAP vision, purpose and mission
- Capture and communicate successes
• Bring Together: Be an inclusive reliable, innovative platform for collaborations
- Develop effective partnerships and networks at all levels
- Act as a collaborative learning and sharing platform
- Connect opportunities and ideas between communities in Africa and Wales.
• To develop the
capacity, strengthen
the advocacy voice and
increase the
collaborative potential
of the diaspora
community in Wales.
Our
Missions
Our Values Our belief

15. By Fadhili Maghiya
Our Projects
• Hub Cymru Africa (International Development)
• Tuwezeshe Akina Dada (Sexual Gender Based Violence)
• NexGgen Leadership Training Programe for BAME
communities (Leadership)
• Jamii Project (Covid-19)
• (SSAP) Young Leadership Network (SLYN)
• Beyond the Attraction Project: History Behind Museum
Artifacts (Arts and Heritage)
• Affricerdd (Arts and Heritage)
• The Wales Africa Business Club (Business and Enterprise).
• Hosting Association of Doctors from African Heritage.

16. By Fadhili Maghiya

17. By Fadhili Maghiya

18. By Fadhili Maghiya

19. By Fadhili Maghiya

20. By Fadhili Maghiya

21. By Fadhili Maghiya
“If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go
together.” African Proverb

22. ASANTE!! THANK YOU!
FADHILI MAGHIYA
FADHILI.MAGHIYA@SSAP.ORG.UK or INFO@SSAP.ORG.UK
WWW.SSAP.ORG.UK
• Twitter: @SSAP_Wales
• Facebook and Instagram: Sub-Sahara Advisory Panel
• Tel: 029 2082 1057
By Fadhili Maghiya

23. TUHEDA
Dr Gideon Mlawa, Trustee
https://www.tuheda.com/

24. TUHEDA and COVID-19
Dr Gideon Mlawa
Consultant Physician in Diabetes and Endocrinology/ GIM
Queen’s Hospital- London UK
TUHEDA -interim treasurer

25. TUHEDA- 1 year activities
“TUTU” PROJECT

26. WAWE-YOUTH
Wales and West Of England Tanzania Diaspora
(WAWE-TD) Youth – Health Matters

27. SCIENCE week
Awareness on Non communicable diseases

28. TUHEDA and science

29. Science week and TUHEDA

30. Education-COVID19 and TUHEDA

31. TUHEDA and DICOTA-COVID-19 Webinars
• Different aspects covered

32. TUHEDA members and COVID 19

33. Street Children
Kevin Curley
TDT Project Officer

38. RUDA
Ruvuma Development Association
Jennifer Sharp
Showing Art work by Noreen Ibbot

40. Five Talents UK
Rachel Lindley
www.fivetalents.org.uk

46. Bees Abroad
Richard Ridler

47. Richard Ridler
Chair

48. About us:
• Team of UK based volunteers
• All experienced beekeepers
• Deliver projects through local
partners
• 10 Countries – 35 projects

49. Our projects build sustainable
enterprises for poverty alleviation
We provide beneficiaries with:
• Training & field-based support
• Essential beekeeping equipment
• Marketing, financial and
organisational guidance

50. • Outputs:
• One hive: 12kg honey /a = £24
• Increased crop yields through
improved pollination
• Added value products e.g. skin
cream

51. We look forward to
working with you

52. Tanzanian
Affairs
Ben Taylor
Editor
www.tzaffairs.org

53. TDT Christmas cards
Ann Marcus
postage:
1 pack £1.40; 2 packs £1.83;
3 packs £2.48; 4 -11 packs £3.10
Orders may be place directly with Ann by phoning 020 8668 5230

54. TingTinga painter Adam’s ‘African Nativity’ Christmas Card has the message:
Wishing you every blessing at Christmas and a Happy New Year in English.
A6 size 10 cards per pack £5.00

55. Last year’s card ‘TingaTinga Shepherds’ has the same message.
A6 size 10 cards per pack £4.00

56. A6 notelets, blank inside. Pack of 10 £5
Notelets, blank inside
10.5cm x 10.5cm
Pack of 10 £4
A6 notelets, blank inside. Pack of 10 £3

57. Mixed photo A6 notelets

58. A5 notelets, blank inside
1 –2 cards £1.50 each, 3
cards £4.00 inc post

59. PiXL
Martin Rainsford

61. Who is PiXL International?
PiXL International is an international network of
schools who share ideas and celebrate eachother’s
successes.
PiXL stands for ‘Partners in Excellence’.
PiXL International’s overall aim is to help students
achieve the best results they are capable ofin their
national exams.
What do we do?
PiXL International helps schools set goals for their
end-of-year national exams. For example, aschool’s
goal might be:
“We want zero students failing their exams this
year!”
We then advise on how schools can work to meet
these goals using proven strategies and resources.

62. Our mission, vision & values
Mission
To help students get the best results they are
capable of achieving in their national exams
Vision
To improve the life chances of young people
through the advancement of education
Values
All schools in the PiXL International community are
driven to help students get the best possible exam
results they are capable of achieving, so that theycan
have a brighter hope for a better future.
Our core values underpin every relationship we build
with each school community and educationofficer.
“Education is the most powerful weapon which you
can use to change the world.” - Nelson Mandela

63. PiXL International believes in...
● Sharing ideas and best practice
● Empowering schools to help students succeed
● Research-based decision making
● Cross-cultural collaboration
● Sustainable transformation
● Building strong, supportive professional
relationships
● Making the journey personal for schoolleaders
and teachers
● Collaborating together
● Working sustainably
● Celebrating success

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● Carefully allocating Predicted Grades for each
student, in each subject
Identifying which students are at risk of failing in
a subject
Tracking student progress through the syllabus
using Learning Checklists
Using Learning Checklists to identify topicsthat
students are particularly struggling with
Helping students master these difficult topics
through Diagnosis, Therapy and Testing (DTT)by
writing Action Plans and scheduling them as
Intervention Events in a Calendar
How do we work?
PiXL International works in partnership with school
leaders to look at ways their schools can meet goals in
the classroom.
Proven key steps to improving pass rates ina subject
include:
Meeting Goals

65. ● Making sure Action Plans are successfullycarried
out by Testing students to see if they have truly
mastered the targeted topics, and to identify
where further action isneeded.
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● Using Past Papers to give students practice in
answering exam questions, and giving them
access to Model Answers & Exam Board
Feedback
Making sure students understand what will be
covered in their exams by using Past Paper
Checklists
Ensuring teachers have access to the national
Syllabi and published Textbook Materials
Using learning materials
Celebrating success
● Encouraging schools, teachers and students to
Celebrate Success throughout the academic year

66. What do PiXL International schools do?
Any school’s success relies on teamwork betweenschool
leaders, teachers and students.
PiXL International schools work hard to:
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● Set ambitious but achievable SchoolGoals
Commit to helping their students get the best
possible results they are capable of achieving
Find ways tomotivate and encourage students to
aim high
Plan targeted Action Plans and Testing events to
achieve DTT
Help students practice Past Papers and feel
prepared for their exams
Celebrate the Success of the students, teachers,
and school as a whole
Encourage, help and Celebrate the Success of
other schools in the PiXL International community

67. What tools and resources do we provide on the app?
School Profile
School Goals entry
Learning Checklists
Calendar
Action Plans
Student Database:
Predicted Grades entry
Target Grades
Meeting Goals
Learning materials
Syllabi
Textbook Materials
Past Paper Checklists
Past Papers
Model Answers
Exam Board Feedback
Celebrating success
Exam Results
Targets met
In-app teacher badges
Prediction accuracy
rating

68. Reviews from our users in Tanzania
‘Through PiXL International we have come to know that
it is very important to know about data. Data is important
especially when we want to move forward to a better
position, something very encouraging.’
Tanzania Headteacher
‘Thank you very much for sharing your wonderful
experience in your schools. Our schools need that kindof
motivation in order to stimulate our students and
teachers.’
Tanzania Headteacher
‘Our goal is to be in the top five regions in the country,
even the first. If you use the PiXL ideas presented to us I
am certain this is possible.’
Regional Education Officer

70. BTS 45th Annual General Meeting
A Special vote of thanks