.wc-block-product-tag__selection { width: 100%; } .wc-block-product-tag__cancel-button.is-tertiary { margin: 1em auto 0; } import './style.scss'; import { getRedirectUrl } from '@automattic/jetpack-components'; import { ExternalLink } from '@wordpress/components'; import { useSelect } from '@wordpress/data'; import { createInterpolateElement } from '@wordpress/element'; import { __, sprintf } from '@wordpress/i18n'; import { STORE_ID } from '../../../store'; import StorageHelpPopover from '../storage-help-popover'; import { StorageUsageLevels } from '../storage-usage-levels'; import { useStorageUsageText } from './use-storage-usage-text'; const StorageUsageDetails = ( { storageUsed, storageLimit, lastBackupSize, planRetentionDays, usageLevel, onClickedPurchase, } ) => { const domain = useSelect( select => select( STORE_ID ).getCalypsoSlug() ); const usageText = useStorageUsageText( storageUsed, storageLimit ); const daysOfBackupsSaved = useSelect( select => select( STORE_ID ).getDaysOfBackupsSaved() ); let forecastInDays = 0; if ( storageLimit > 0 && lastBackupSize > 0 ) { forecastInDays = Math.floor( storageLimit / lastBackupSize ); } const singularDaysOfBackupLabel = __( '1 day of backups saved', 'jetpack-backup-pkg' ); const pluralDaysOfBackupLabel = sprintf( /* translators: %s: Number of days of backups saved. */ __( '%s days of backups saved', 'jetpack-backup-pkg' ), daysOfBackupsSaved ); return ( <>
{ usageText } { // Show popover only when usage level is normal, for other levels, // we already show separate message with CTA under progress bar forecastInDays < planRetentionDays && StorageUsageLevels.Normal === usageLevel && ( ) }
{ createInterpolateElement( daysOfBackupsSaved === 1 ? singularDaysOfBackupLabel : pluralDaysOfBackupLabel, { a: ( ), } ) }
); }; export default StorageUsageDetails; [REQ_ERR: 404] [KTrafficClient] Something is wrong. Enable debug mode to see the reason. Events – E-MAC TANZANIA
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Creating Impact Through Community-Led Action

At E-MAC Tanzania, we turn vision into reality by implementing projects that directly respond to the needs of marginalized communities across the country. From health and hygiene to economic empowerment and environmental conservation, each project is designed to create sustainable, measurable change. Through partnerships with government agencies, donors, and grassroots leaders, we have reached thousands of lives—especially women, youth, and underserved populations—with impactful, locally-driven solutions.

WARIDI (Water Resources Development Initiative)

In Morogoro districts, EMAC improved access to clean water and sanitation through the USAID-funded WARIDI project. The team trained 91 community water groups, reached over 100,000 people, and promoted water source protection and cost-recovery strategies for long-term WASH sustainability.

ACWW (Empower Women Through Access to SRHR)

Running in two phases (2019–2020 and 2024–2025), this project used peer-to-peer education and engagement with community leaders to challenge harmful norms, celebrate ARPs, and foster safer environments for girls and women in pastoralist communities.

USAID(Feed the Future Tanzania Advancing Youth)

Targeting youth in Mbeya and Zanzibar, this project trained over 250 young people in entrepreneurship, life skills, and financial literacy. EMAC supported 16 youth savings groups, provided seed funding, and helped create over 200 youth-led businesses in agribusiness and services.

UNDP/GEF –
Biodiversity Conservation in Longido

This project empowered VSLA groups and students in Tingatinga and Ngereani villages to promote biodiversity and reduce dependence on forest resources. Over 41,000 tree seedlings were planted, beehives installed, and biogas advocacy launched to support conservation.

Global Green Fund – Beekeeping for Forest Conservation

In collaboration with Mvomero District Council, this 2018 project introduced modern beekeeping to reduce deforestation in the Nguru Mountains. EMAC trained 10 VSLA groups, provided beehives, and promoted tree planting to support sustainable livelihoods and forest protection.

IKI –
Climate Smart
Agriculture

Launched in Simanjiro in 2023, this project promotes climate-resilient farming, tree planting, and awareness building. EMAC trained 200 champion farmers, engaged over 3,000 community members, and established 15 tree nurseries with over 120,000 seedlings.

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