"Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world"
About Us
Since 2012, Camara Education Tanzania has evolved into a leading provider of sustainable EdTech solutions that transform teaching and learning. Our work has benefitted over 315,000 students in more than 860 schools across mainland Tanzania and Zanzibar. We have trained over 3500 teachers and installed more than 12,000 computers in schools.
We are currently partnering with schools and educational institutions in all 30 regions of the country, delivering a holistic package of products and services designed to support schools in their journey to harness technology for improved educational outcomes.
For us, hardware and computer labs alone are not enough. Strengthening the capacity of teachers and school leaders to integrate ICT into teaching and learning has become a primary focus. We are committed to equipping schools with the resources, knowledge, and skills needed to ensure all students have access to a quality education.
Our Vision
A world-class technology-enabled education accessible to all
Our Mission
To transform education through technology and empower disadvantaged students.
Our Why
We seek to improve educational outcomes for young people by designing innovative EdTech programmes that address real educational needs, delivered through a sustainable social enterprise model.
Our Value
Camara is guided by four core values that are reflected in our everyday actions and are central to who we are. When you engage with Camara, you will see these values in action:
Committed – We deliver results.
Collaborative – We achieve more by working together.
Caring – We care for our people and those we serve.
Creative – We innovate to solve problems.
Our Achievements So Far
A Few of Our Fantastic Donors
A Few of Our Fantastic Partners
Our Name & Logo
‘Camara’ is a West African Bantu-derived word and means ‘teacher’ or ‘one who teaches with experience’. The correct pronunciation is ‘Ca mar ra’.
The ANANSE NTONTAN (“spider’s web”) symbol comes from the adinkra symbols found in Ghana and historically used by the Asante tribe on cloth, walls and in pottery. Traditionally it is a symbol of wisdom, creativity, and the complexities of life.
Annual reports & Publications
As a charity we are committed to being transparent and accountable. Read more about our progress, aims and challenges or see our financial reports.
Programs
Digital Learning Center Setup
We set up Digital Learning Centres in schools or youth centres, equipped with a variety of ICT hardware—such as desktops, laptops, tablets, Raspberry Pi devices, thin clients, content servers, and projectors—to meet the specific needs of those we serve. We work closely with our beneficiaries to assess their requirements, design the most effective solutions, and implement them to address the intended outcomes.. See More Programs
