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"Voice from Tanzania" presents evidence-based case studies by selected civil society
organisations from Tanzania which aim to draw attention to pertinent issues of access to justice
and human rights in extractive resource governance in Tanzania. Through these case studies, we
seek to shed a light on experiences of communities affected by natural resource extraction in
order to amplify their voices in the broader debates on resource governance in Tanzania.
The publication does not represent IPIS’ research or views. It is based on the surveys and
analyses conducted by Tanzanian civil society organisations and solely belongs to them.
Suggested citation:
Civic Social Protection Foundation (2025). Well-being and Economic Mobility of Women in the
Mirerani Tanzanite Mining Area, Manyara. Voices from Tanzania, IPIS.
About the Author
Civic Social Protection Foundation (CSP) is a Tanzanian non-governmental organization
dedicated to promoting social and economic justice for marginalized communities. Established
in 2007 (originally as MACSNET) and re-registered in 2019 under its current name, CSP advocates
for inclusive development, gender equality, and strengthened social protection systems
throughout Tanzania. Contact: exd@csp.or.tz
