SAPTA is an acronym of Soil-Animals’ Power Tanzania. SAPTA specifically targets to work with smallholder farmers, women, and youths. Smallholder farmers, women, and youths in agriculture are faced with challenges like poor agricultural techniques; inadequate knowledge of sustainable agriculture, limited supply of organic agricultural inputs, limited access to opportunities, and unreliable markets for their produce which are impacting soil quality, animal husbandry and environment, leading to high cost of production and low yields in agriculture, climate change and increase in poverty levels. SAPTA intervenes through knowledge transfer, farmers-specialists linkage, graduation model approach, environmental conservation strategies, collaboration and networking, research and innovations, and linkage of farmers to reliable markets. Therefore, SAPTA aims to improve agricultural quality, food security, climate change impact mitigation, biodiversity conservation, and people’s livelihood through agroecology.