Tag’s largest project ran in Myanmar from 2013 till 2019, and involved the wide-ranging development of the beekeeping sector in the country, training thousands of villagers, introducing new technologies and methodologies. Plan Bee still operates now as a pioneering honey business.
Tag leveraged water to improve education for girls in Homa Bay, Lake Victoria region of Kenya. This was a multi-pronged project, approaching the empowerment of girls through a combination of formal education, improved nutrition, enhanced hygiene and psychosocial support.
Tag delivered agriculture-based livelihood improvement solutions that stimulate climate resilience through local capacity building and adapted technologies. We develop the capabilities of local farmers by bringing in valuable Israeli agricultural expertise to introduce new crop varieties, enhance farming methods and improve water usage to increase yields and crop quality. Our projects including beekeeping in Myanmar, Rice growing in Kenya, and drip irrigation in Sri Lanka.
Since 2014, Tag has been running a basketball-themed youth development project in the slums of Kenya, from Medare and Korogotcho on the outskirts of Kenya, to Manyatta in Kisumu.
For the last five years, Tag has been growing its program to support youth in several countries to gain access to a good secondary education. Hundreds of young people and multiple schools have so far benefited. The Leiman Fund has also supported school development initiatives, from refurbishing playgrounds to purchasing IT equipment. Work has begun for a significant expansion to this program.
Tag spent several years (2006-2013) in a range of countries helping to develop emergency medicine, such as Azerbaijan, Georgia, Indonesia, and Ukraine. We provided advanced training, provided equipment and ambulances, and help create clinics.
Tag has worked consistently since the Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022 to assist multiple communities in a wide variety of ways. We had teams on the border with Poland assisting the flood of migrants escaping hostilities, we established shelters for women arriving in Poland, we supported in the evacuation – and later return of an orphanage in Odessa, we provide food, medicines and clothing for many thousands of men, women, and children.
Tag worked intensively for three years (2010-2012) on a range of initiatives helping communities devastated by the Tsunami, especially Indonesia and the Sri Lanka. Special focus was on disaster preparedness and community development.