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Engarre is an officially registered non-profit organization (ID: 54 373 549) dedicated to supporting communities in the African bush. Their main challenges are severe water scarcity and rapid encroachment of modern civilization. Our field base is in the small Tanzanian village of Mbogoi, deep in the bush, allowing us to understand local needs firsthand and provide effective, direct aid.
We operate differently – with respect for local traditions and a grounding in the reality of the Tanzanian wilderness. 100% of your donations go directly toward funding our projects in Tanzania. Read about our completed and ongoing work in the Projects section. To learn more about life on the edge of civilization read our blog.Help us transform lives in the Tanzanian bush. Support our clean water, malaria prevention, and education projects for Maasai communities.

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Projects

We are a nonprofit organization turning our mission into real projects directly in Maasai communities in Tanzania. A project is born whenever we encounter a problem and see a realistic way to solve it with our own experience and ideas. Some projects are already completed, others are ongoing or in preparation - each of them takes time, work, and resources. Take a look at what we have achieved so far and what we are working on right now.

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The Maasai face a growing threat of drought, and at the same time modern civilisation is rolling toward them and rapidly changing their culture and way of life. You can support them in several ways - a few words to your friends, a few clicks on social media, or a direct financial contribution. We work directly on the ground, so we can use every euro efficiently.

Blogs

Here you will find things that did not fit into our travelogue or projects. All of them concern the everyday life of ordinary people in Tanzania and their daily worries. These are small stories and observations straight from the field - about how people in the bush shop, cook, travel, or celebrate. It is often these everyday details that tell you more about Maasai life than any big project.

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