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USAID staff Janean Davis (far left) and Florida Henjewele (far right) with women in Iringa who are part of the MAST land tenure project.

USAID staff Janean Davis (far left) and Florida Henjewele (far right) with women in Iringa who are part of the MAST land tenure project.

USAID staff Janean Davis (far left) and Florida Henjewele (far right) with women in Iringa who are part of the MAST land tenure project. (Photo: USAID Tanzania)

USAID staff Janean Davis (far left) and Florida Henjewele (far right) with women in Iringa who are part of a USAID-supported land tenure project. The women have been issued certificates of land use rights that protect them from exploitation.

By U.S. Embassy Dar es Salaam | 18 April, 2016 | Topics: Education, Events

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