Poverty & Inequality
Across Africa
and the Planet
Our Mission
Overall Mission Statement
Forecasted Africa works in Arusha District, Tanzania to strengthen the economic resilience of marginalized households, particularly smallholder farmers and pastoralist communities, by partnering with communities to design and implement human rights-based, community-led programs.
We deliver education, practical skills, entrepreneurship training, and promote decent work and inclusive economic opportunities, while leveraging technology and innovation to improve access to safe water and sanitation, enhance community health and well-being, and advance environmentally sustainable, climate-resilient livelihood and income-generating activities while re-culturing, equipping, and preparing young Africans to champion initiatives that translate the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and the African Union’s Agenda 2063: The Africa We Want into tangible realities for the people, ensuring dignity, equity, and agency for all.
We envision economically resilient and environmentally sustainable communities in Arusha District, Tanzania, where marginalized households—particularly smallholder farmers and pastoralist communities—enjoy the full realization of their human rights, equitable access to education, improved health and well-being, reliable access to safe water and adequate sanitation, secure decent and dignified livelihoods, and the capacity to withstand and adapt to social, economic, and climate-related shocks through inclusive, appropriate technology and innovation.
This vision contributes to translating the African Union’s Agenda 2063: The Africa We Want into tangible realities for the people and advancing inclusive and sustainable development for present and future generations.
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Help us raise fund for women and children rights protection initiatives.
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Forecasted Africa is a nonprofit organization based in Arusha, Tanzania. Our mission is to empower vulnerable communities through sustainable development initiatives in health, education, housing, agriculture, disaster relief, and environmental protection.
Yes. Forecasted Africa International Organization is legally registered under Tanzanian law as a nonprofit, non-governmental organization (NGO). We operate transparently and adhere to all national and international nonprofit regulations.
As of our latest update, we have raised $45,286 from over 480 donors. These funds support ongoing development efforts across multiple regions in Tanzania and East Africa.
Yes. When donating, you can select the specific campaign or cause you wish to support (e.g., health, education, housing, etc.). Your funds will be directed accordingly.
You can sign up as a volunteer through our website. We currently have over 2,000 active volunteers, and we welcome both local and international applicants. Roles vary from teaching and farming to healthcare support and logistics.
Yes. All donations are processed through a secure online payment gateway. We do not store any personal payment information. Additionally, we comply with global best practices in donor data protection and privacy.
Absolutely. We welcome donations from all around the world. Our platform supports various currencies and payment options to make international giving easy.
You can subscribe to our newsletter or follow us on social media. We also post regular updates, stories, and impact reports directly on our website.
Yes, we welcome visits from donors, volunteers, researchers, and partners. Please contact us in advance to schedule a visit and get necessary permissions and guidance.
This depends on your country of residence. In Tanzania, we comply with local tax laws. If you’re donating from another country, please consult with your local tax advisor.
