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ESKi Tanzania is a capacity enhancement program tailored to nurture the next line of community based civil society leaders and practitioners (from the local government authorities, media and other fraternity) engaging in extractive governance to amplify citizen voices in influencing policies and practices in the extractive sector.
The program intends to benefit emerging leaders and practitioners who have limited or no prior expert knowledge and experience in the extractive sector governance.
Furthermore, equipping them with basic knowledge, skills and tools to enhance their engagements with industry leaders, policy makers and other key stakeholders on mining, oil and natural gas governance in Tanzania.
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