Chake Chake District
The vibrant heart of Pemba, where community and conservation thrive.
About Chake Chake
Chake Chake is the largest town and administrative capital of Pemba Island. It serves as a central hub for commerce, education, and healthcare, making it a critical area for PECEO's community-focused initiatives. The district encompasses diverse landscapes, from bustling urban areas to serene coastal villages and agricultural lands.
Our work in Chake Chake focuses on empowering local communities through sustainable livelihood programs, environmental education, and health initiatives. We collaborate closely with local leaders and residents to ensure our projects are culturally sensitive and meet the specific needs of the community.
Key Initiatives in Chake Chake
- Seaweed Farming Empowerment: Supporting women's groups in sustainable seaweed cultivation.
- Community Health Workshops: Promoting hygiene, sanitation, and disease prevention.
- Youth Environmental Education: Engaging schools in conservation awareness programs.
- Waste Management Projects: Implementing recycling and waste reduction initiatives.
Our Impact in Chake Chake
Supported 85 women in establishing successful seaweed farming enterprises.
Reached over 1,500 students through environmental education programs.
Visit Chake Chake
Experience the heart of Pemba and see our work firsthand.