A new initiative, Vijana Kilimo Biashara (VKB), will train 100 young Tanzanian innovators from Dodoma and Singida in entrepreneurship and agribusiness. The program, implemented by Rikolto and overseen by the World Food Programme (WFP), selected participants from a pool of 729 applicants. VKB aims to tackle youth unemployment and contribute to the modernisation of Tanzania’s food systems. The training will focus on developing entrepreneurial skills within the agricultural sector. Funding details were not specified in the initial report. This project represents an investment in Tanzania’s future economic growth and food security, empowering a new generation of agricultural entrepreneurs. The initiative seeks to create practical job opportunities for young people in the central zone of the country.