Misungwi Albino Centre New VIP Toilet Block

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Misungwi Albino Centre New VIP Toilet Block

The Lions Club of Mwanza has funded the building of new toilets at the Misungwi Albino Centre. The survey, building works and all supervision were undertaken by TDCF. The children say a big thank you to the Lions Club. Good sanitation ensures the pupils will not suffer from water-borne illnesses and will be able to attend school and thereby improve their lives.

£800 will provide one pit latrine. £2,400 will provide 2 pit latrines (Gents & Ladies) and 1 shower room.

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Population In Tanzania

Gender	Total	Rural	Urban
Both	34,443,603	26,500,042	7,943,561
Male	16,829,861	16,829,861	3,897,182
Female	17,613,742	17,613,742	4,046,379
2002 population + housing census

Demographics

Infant Mortality: 95 – 99/1,000 live births

Under 5 Mortality: 97 – 100/1,000 live births

Life expectancy: 42 – 45 yrs

Orphans under 15: 9%

Causes of death in children: Malaria, Diarrhea, respiratory diseases (including Pneumonia & Anaemia).

Population In Tanzania

Age Group	Population
0 - 04	5,664,907
05 - 09	5,130,448
10 - 14	4,443,257
15 - 19	3,595,735
20 - 24	3,148,513
25 - 29	2,801,965
30 - 49	6,232,250
50 - 69	2,519,114
70 - 80+	907,414

Morbidity rate: Infants 55%, under 5yrs 55% and 5-18yrs 35%. Malaria a/c’s for 38% of morbidity.

Causes of death in women: HIV/AIDS, followed by Malaria & Tuberculosis.

Avg. Annual Income: US $270 (i.e. less than $1 a day)

Adult literacy (15yrs & over): 76% (i.e. 15yrs & over who can either read/write Eng. Kiswahili & Arabic.)

Ratio of schooling children: 1 out of every 5 children attend school.

No. of Children not enrolled: 11.5 million children not enrolled in school.

Religion: 45% Muslims, 45% Christians, indigenous believes 10%.