Everyday Humanitarianism in Tanzania is excited to welcome Dr. Yvette Ruzibiza as part of our team. Yvette is a Postdoctoral researcher...

In Tanzania, the legal categorization of refugees has resulted in the requirement that they maintain residence in camps, leading to the...

What do we really mean with Everyday Humanitarianism? On the 28th of September our 4 PhD students got together at Copenhagen Business...

In March Lisa Ann Richey conducted some exploratory research on the corona crisis and tourism in Northern Tanzania, as part of our wider...

In their new publication Spaces of Interaction Between Protracted Refugees in Nyarugusu Camp and the Surrounding Hosting Communities at...

As we submitted our project description, committing ourselves to understanding“how people interacting in everyday situations respond to...

Members EHTZ's Disasters work package, Herbert Hambati, Line Engbo Gissel, Hamudi Majamba and Esther Mlingwa are currently conducting...

After two years of patient waiting our team has finally succeeded in reuniting in beautiful Usa River. From the 28. of February until the...

In this new publication by EHTZ Senior Researcher Dr. Herbert Hambati, he illuminates the gaps that exist between how indigenous...

On 23 June 2021, EHTZ's PhD researcher, Pernille Bærendtsen gave a presentation for Doctors Without Borders (Denmark) at its summer...

In her recent article for GlobalNyt our PhD researcher Pernille Bærendtsen discusses the closure of Danish country programme and embassy...

EHTZ publishes its first collaborative paper in World Development journal exploring the Tanzanian policy response to COVID-19 through...