February 26, 2020

Tanzania Innovation Safari - An Interagency Capacity Building Programme

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The Innovation Safari was the pilot for an interagency innovation capacity building programme, run in collaboration between the Office of the Resident Coordinator and the World Food Programme in Tanzania. Over the course of eight weeks, 20 UN staff from 13 different Entities came together with local facilitators to learn key innovation methodologies and apply these directly to cross-cutting challenges experienced by UN Entities in Tanzania.
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