The Action Aid Denmark  under its MS-TCDC programme based in Arusha, Tanzania, organized an 11-day Trade Justice Training Course for relevant civil society organizations, policy makers, parliamentarians  and media staff focusing on trade and social justice from 19th to 30th October 2009 at the Ms-TCDC Training Centre in Arusha - Tanzania.

“The African Grant-makers Network will change the face of global philanthropy. And it will happen right here in Africa”, said Sarah Mukasa, Director of Programmes at the African Women’s Development Fund, at a meeting organized to establish a network of African grant-makers.

Akiba Uhaki Foundation is committed to supporting efforts to ensure that approaches to Human Rights and Social Justice work are customized to fit within the needs of diverse groups and sectors in society, and in particular those seeking to address issues which most conventional funding partners do not usually support. These include:

AkibaUhaki organizes regional round-tables
. During the year 2007, AkibaUhaki embarked on a process of convening round-tables in each of the five countries. The round-tables brought together key Human Rights defenders in the region as the Fund sought to identify key challenges to Human Rights and Social Justice praxis.

The Institutional Sustainability workshops Series is an initiative of Allavida and Ford Foundation aimed at working with organizations committed to a social justice agenda in grappling with various issues including understanding the root causes of social inequalities, resource mobilization and institutional building.