Zanzibar - German Vocational Training Partnership Project

📚💧 Third Curriculum Committee Meeting | First of 2026

The Zanzibar–German Technical Education and Training Cooperation held its third Curriculum Committee Meeting and the first session of 2026 at KIST, focusing on the development of a new Water & Wastewater Technology curriculum for NTA Levels 4–6.

A special thanks to ZAWA, Rand Water Zanzibar, AVT Teltow, ZATI, Global Water Center, KIST, GIZ, EMASUD, and VTA for their valuable contributions and continued collaboration.

Key discussion points included:
• Update on the curriculum development process
• General comments on outcomes and related tasks
• Course structure
• Principal Learning Outcomes (PLOs) and assessment criteria
• Initial ideas for NTA Level 6

🤝 Working together to strengthen technical education, build practical skills, and support Zanzibar’s tourism sector and environmental sustainability.





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🌍💧 Zanzibar–German Technical Education and Training Cooperation at Z-Summit | 11–12 February

We proudly participated in the Z-Summit to share insights on sustainable water and wastewater management and highlight our joint project supporting Zanzibar’s tourism and hospitality sector through strengthened technical education.

Our focus: building practical skills that promote responsible resource use and long-term environmental sustainability in tourism. ♻️🏨💦

🎤 We were also honored to contribute to the panel discussion:
“Green Tourism: Are YOU doing enough action or not?”

The discussion explored:
• Is sustainability a moral duty, business strategy, or marketing trend?
• The underestimated environmental impacts of tourism in Zanzibar
• Investor responsibility and real commitment
• The real cost of sustainable development
• Protecting local culture while advancing green tourism
• Urgent actions needed to secure Zanzibar’s tourism future

🤝 Together, we are strengthening skills, partnerships, and solutions for a more sustainable Zanzibar.Hans-Dieter AllgaierHans-Dieter Allgaier Saleh Salum Karume institute of science and technology students ( KISTS)Zanzibar Association of Tourism Investors - ZATIZanzibar - German Vocational Training Partnership Project algair

📌 Third Steering Committee Meeting of the Project | First of 2026

Today, the Zanzibar–German Technical Education and Training Cooperation Project, a partnership between ZATI, KIST, and AVT Teltow (Germany), held its Third Steering Committee Meeting at KIST, marking the project’s first Steering Committee session of 2026.

The Committee comprised representatives from AVT, ZATI, KIST, ZAWA, and Glorious Polytechnic College (GPC) to review project progress, address challenges, strengthen coordination, and jointly plan the next phase of project activities 🗂️📈.

Next steps and planned actions include:
✓ Advancing technical training in the water and wastewater sector 🎓💧
✓ Curriculum development and validation 📘✅
✓ Conducting stakeholder meetings 🤝
✓ Implementing awareness activities and producing information videos in water and wastewater management 🎥🌍

🤝🌍 Kicking off 2026 with strong partnerships and a shared commitment to sustainable tourism and high-quality technical education.





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Today, at ZSSF Kariakoo, Zanzibar, the Zanzibar–German Technical Education and Training Cooperation Project—a partnership between ZATI, AVT Teltow (Germany), and KIST—is conducting an awareness workshop on the resource-conserving use of water and wastewater, alongside discussions on job profiles in the tourism and hospitality sector.

Tourism stakeholders are coming together to exchange knowledge, promote sustainable water practices, and explore career opportunities that support Zanzibar’s growing tourism industry.

🌍✨ Creating awareness today for a sustainable future.

Second Steering Committee Meeting at KIST

Today, the Zanzibar–German Technical Education and Training Cooperation Project held its Second Steering Committee Meeting, serving as the project’s governing body and providing strategic alignment between AVT, KIST, and ZATI.

The team reviewed project achievements, training progress, curriculum development, awareness activities, and upcoming plans including field visits, the finalization of NTA curricula, and the production of awareness videos.

🌍✨ Together, we continue strengthening technical education in water & wastewater technology for Zanzibar.

💧 Second Curriculum Committee Meeting

Today, 2nd December 2025, the Curriculum Committee held its second meeting at KIST as part of the Zanzibar–German Technical Education and Training Cooperation Project. The session focused on reviewing progress and strengthening the development of the new Water & Wastewater Technology curriculum.

📌 Discussion Highlights:
1️⃣ Update on curriculum development progress
2️⃣ Review of entry-level requirements for NTA Level 4
3️⃣ Review of drafted Principal Learning Outcomes (PLOs) and Course Descriptions
4️⃣ Presentation of the draft Curriculum Flow Chart

🤝 With valuable contributions from KIST, ZAWA, AVT Teltow, ZATI, the Global Water Centre, Rand Water Zanzibar, GIZ, EMASUD, and partners from the tourism sector, the committee continues to drive a collaborative and impactful curriculum development process.

🌍✨ Step by step, building a stronger foundation for technical education in Zanzibar.

💧 Week Three in Action – Second Group of Pedagogical Training! 🚀

Today, our Project Manager joined the session and interacted directly with the second group of trainees.
It was a productive and engaging moment — trainees asked important questions, shared insights, and received valuable guidance as they continue preparing for the upcoming Technical Training in water and wastewater management.

Strong engagement, strong teamwork, and strong motivation as we move forward! 🌍💦

💧 Continuation of Second Group of Pedagogical Training! 🚀
The second group of pedagogical training is underway at KIST (Nov 10 – Dec 5, 2025), following the successful first group (Aug 11 – Sep 12, 2025). This program prepares participants for Technical and Vocational Training (TVET) in water and wastewater management.

The four-week program strengthens teaching and facilitation skills, equipping trainers to deliver high-quality vocational education.

🤝 Conducted with KIST and AVT Teltow, this training reinforces our commitment to building skilled trainers and promoting sustainable water management in Zanzibar.

✨ Empowering new trainers today for a sustainable tomorrow. 🌍💦

💧 First Curriculum Committee Meeting – Zanzibar

Today, 16 October 2025, we kicked off the Zanzibar–German Technical Education & Training Project at KIST! The Committee will guide the development of Level 4 & 5 curricula in water & wastewater technology, ensuring:
✅ Labor-market relevance
✅ NACTVET compliance
✅ Gender-responsive education

Highlights:
💻 Virtual presentation from Global Water Centre (GWC)
📑 Review of core competencies & job opportunities
💬 Stakeholder recommendations & next steps

Thanks to KIST, ZAWA, AVT, ZATI, Rand Water Zanzibar, GIZ, and the tourism industry for contributing expertise! 🌍✨

➡️ Momentum is building – see you at the next meeting!

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💧 First Steering Committee Meeting

Today, 15 October 2025, we proudly held the first Steering Committee meeting of the Zanzibar–German Technical Education and Training Cooperation Project at the Karume Institute of Science and Technology (KIST), Zanzibar! 🇹🇿🤝🇩🇪

The Steering Committee serves as the governing body of the project, providing strategic guidance, ensuring alignment among AVT, KIST, and ZATI, and monitoring progress towards project objectives.

During the meeting, various agenda items were discussed, including project progress, milestones in curriculum development, instructor training, and awareness activities within the tourism sector. Committee members actively contributed, shared insights, and engaged in discussions to further strengthen the project’s impact.

A heartfelt thank-you to all members for their active participation. 💙

Our shared goal: building skills for sustainable water solutions, empowering women in technical fields, and supporting Zanzibar’s growing tourism sector. 🌍✨

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🌍💧 Pre-Consultation for Technical Training

Today we held a pre-consultation meeting for the upcoming Technical Training in Water & Wastewater Management.

🤝 Experts from the Global Water Centre, our key partner KIST (Karume Institute of Science and Technology), and the project team came together to align on the program.

🏫 The visit also included a tour of key facilities that will play an important role in supporting the training.

✨ Building skills today to secure a sustainable tomorrow.