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| The International Youth Foundation (IYF) |
AJIRA MPYA TANZANIA 2020 / NAFASI MPYA ZA KAZI 2020
Background
In partnership with Don Bosco, the International Youth Foundation (IYF) is implementing the Youth Lead project to scale preparedness and access to economic opportunity for Tanzanian youth, particularly young women and youth with disabilities, in the technical and vocational education and training (TVET) system. Program participants receive the foundational technical, life, and entrepreneurship skills needed to succeed in life, employment, and self-employment.
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The C0V1D-I9 pandemic had disrupted business as usual, including forcing the closure of schools. This has increased attention on the need for digital solutions to support remote learning and online engagement. While schools are scheduled to re-open soon, it is possible that there are rolling closures and regardless of whether schools remain open or closed, there is widespread recognition that digital literacy and leveraging ICT for development are a must in the 21st century.
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Globally, including in Tanzania, organizations’ ability to adopt and adapt to virtual activity have revealed major gaps in the learning opportunities available to different people. Consistent connection via online platforms requires reliable internet connection, access to devices like a computer or mobile phone, and skills for utilizing them effectively. In Tanzania, access to, control over, and use of ICT can all be affected by your geographic, economic, and social circumstances.
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In order to continue to deliver Youth Lead program activities should rolling closures continue, and support Don Bosco to better leverage ICT solutions to deliver on its core mandate in the future, IYF is conducting a digital landscape analysis and needs assessment for Don Bosco students and staff enrolled in Don Bosco’s vocational training centers (VTCs) in Dar es Salaam (Oysterbay), Dodoma and Iringa which will inform the appropriate digital platform to remote learning during and after C0V1D-I9.
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Deadline: 12th June, 2020.
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