Our Vision
A just and equitable society where the pastoralist communities have access to sufficient economic and social opportunities.
Mission
Contributing to the socioeconomic wellbeing of the pastoralist community of northern Tanzania through sustainable solutions that empower people to work, create wealth and improve their individual and communal wellbeing.
Strategic Objective
By 2026, ENGISHON will significantly improve livelihoods for more than 5,000 pastoralist micro-entrepreneurs in northern Tanzania, with a bias for women and youth. ENGISHON will achieve this goal by leveraging its strategic resources and partnerships.
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We stand proudly united as one. Our goal is to deepen and expand access to financial services in the marginalized pastoralist communities of northern Tanzania. Together, we’re part of something larger and extraordinary. We believe that access to financial services is a fundamental right, and we’re committed to working together to make this a reality for everyone. We’re building an inclusive financial system that works for everyone, regardless of background or income. By coming together and working towards this common goal, we can create a brighter future for everyone involved. We’re proud to be part of this effort, and we’ll continue to work hard until our goal is achieved. Thank you for joining us on this journey. Let’s make financial inclusion a reality!
Our Focus Areas
Our Partners
The Pastoral Women’s Council is a non-profit membership organisation that works in northern Tanzania to achieve gender equality and community development through the empowerment of…
Community Savings and Credit
Saving and borrowing money are important skills that can help you save money, earn a living and make your life better. There are many ways to save or borrow money: from the bank, from a microfinance institution (MFI), from friends or family members and by yourself.
Role of Women in Pastoralist Communities
Microfinance institutions, especially in rural areas, should be able to reach out to pastoralist women.
Helping Marginalized Pastoralist Communities in Tanzania
Situated in Tanzania, Engishon is a project that is working to improve the livelihoods of marginalized pastoralist communities.
Women’s Entrepreneurship
ENGISHON MICROFINANCE LIMITED (Engishon) is a microfinance entity established in 2017 by the Pastoral Women’s Council (PWC) and registered under the Tanzanian Laws as Company Limited by Guarantee.
Interested in joining our cause?
Our project is helping to improve the wellbeing of the pastoralist community in northern Tanzania. We are doing this by providing sustainable solutions that empower people to work and create wealth. This is making a positive impact on the individual and communal wellbeing of the people in this community.
