Rooted in community. Focused on possibility.
Indigenous Pastoralist Foundation works with indigenous pastoralist communities to strengthen opportunity, dignity, participation and resilience.
A foundation built around partnership and practical action.
Indigenous Pastoralist Foundation is an NGO established and registered since 2020. Its main office is in Malambo Village, Loliondo, Ngorongoro District, with an ambition to work across mainland Tanzania.
IPF's original material describes an approach based on working with government, NGOs and other partners to improve the lives of indigenous pastoralist communities. The organisation identifies community links, creative solutions, social and economic development, participation, rangeland conservation and democratic development as part of that wider direction.
The programme area named in the source includes Malambo, Piyaya, Olalaa Engaresero, Ololosokwan, Olpiro, Kakesio, Pinyinyi and Maaloni.
Better education, health, opportunity and environmental conservation.
IPF believes it is more effective when it works together, fostering positive change in the lives of orphans and children from poor families, widows and youth.
Indigenous pastoralist communities without child marriage or gender discrimination, where girls and women enjoy equal status with boys and men and can achieve their full potential.
People committed to community impact.
IPF's existing website identifies a leadership team built around executive direction, programme delivery and financial management.
Manja Yaile Sironga
Executive Director
Mathayo Padiri Ndakata
Programs Manager
Naisho Saipi Makerey
Financial ManagerMalambo, Loliondo, Ngorongoro, Arusha.
P.O. BOX 1, Malambo, Loliondo, Ngorongoro, Arusha, Tanzania.