Four projects have been chosen for funding from a joint initiative between the Tanzanian Commission for Science and Technology and two international donors, COSTECH announced on 6 July.
Each project has a Tanzanian researcher on board, who will join counterparts in Sweden and the Netherlands on projects that include genetic barcoding, mosquito control, reducing scarring from facial deformities, and preserving the language of the Ngoni, a tribe in Tanzania.
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