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About Maipac
MEDIA AID FOR INDIGENOUS AND PASTORALIST COMMUNITY (MAIPAC) is an organization formed by a journalist to empower indigenous and pastoralist communities because they have suffered from historical injustices as a result of their colonization and dispossession of their lands, territories, and resources, thus preventing them from exercising, in particular, their rights to development in accordance with their own needs and interest.
MEDIA AID FOR INDIGENOUS AND PASTORALIST COMMUNITY (MAIPAC) is an organization formed by a journalist to empower indigenous and pastoralist communities because they have suffered from historical injustices as a result of their colonization and dispossession of their lands, territories, and resources, thus preventing them from exercising, in particular, their rights to development in accordance with their own needs and interest.
MAIPAC recognizes the urgent need to respect and promote the inherent rights of indigenous and pastoralist communities that derive from their economic and social structures and their cultures, spiritual traditions, histories, and philosophies especially their rights to their lands, territories, and resources.
MAIPAC recognizes the urgent need to respect and promote the inherent rights of indigenous and pastoralist communities that derive from their economic and social structures and their cultures, spiritual traditions, histories, and philosophies especially their rights to their lands, territories, and resources.
On going project-Longido District in Arusha - 2024
On going project-Monduli & Karatu Districts in Arusha 2024
Resident Representative of UNDP Tanzania Mr. Shigeki Komatsubara (right side) Congratulating The Executive director of MAIPAC, Mr. Mussa Juma after signing the contract of implementing the Project titled "Respecting and Preserving Indigenous Traditional Knowledge in Conservation", signing ceremony held on march 04, 2024 at United Nation headquarters office in Dar es Salaam.
An Indigenous-led umbrella of over 53 member CSOs across Tanzania.
An Indigenous-led umbrella of over 53 member CSOs across Tanzania.
MAIPAC Experience
Capacity building project to MAIPAC STAFF from the Catalyste+ CA who are from Canada SINCE 2021 to date; On strategic plan, Resource mobilization and website Design Development
Capacity building project to MAIPAC STAFF from the Catalyste+ CA who are from Canada SINCE 2021 to date; On strategic plan, Resource mobilization and website Design Development
MAIPAC giving out free copies of the book - Indigenous knowledge in preserving and conserving the environment.
The book was distributed to different districts and also in the Maasai communities whom collaborated in giving out of information on how they preserve their environment by traditional means.
Chief Executive Officer of the Freedom house organization Tanzania.
Discussion on how to effectively use the Media in promoting indigenous rights. At an official visit to Media Aid for Indigenous and pastoralists community (MAIPAC).
Why We Exist
Why We Exist
We exist to connect the voices of Indigenous peoples to the spaces where decisions are made. By confronting systemic discrimination, promoting climate justice, and preserving culture, we help build inclusive governance and stronger communities.
Minister of State, in the Vice President's Office (Union and Environment) Dr. Seleman Jafo was graced launch of the book on Environmental Conservation, forests and water sources by using Traditional knowledge.
Minister of State, in the Vice President's Office (Union and Environment) Dr. Seleman Jafo was graced launch of the book on Environmental Conservation, forests and water sources by using Traditional knowledge.
The book has prepared and Produced by MAIPAC.
The book has prepared and Produced by MAIPAC.
"This is the first project of its kind and I congratulate MAIPAC for the good job because I have also seen a good Documentary and I believe UNDP and other donors will continue to give them more supports to develop this project," He said.
"This is the first project of its kind and I congratulate MAIPAC for the good job because I have also seen a good Documentary and I believe UNDP and other donors will continue to give them more supports to develop this project," He said.
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