Case StudyWebsite Design & Support

Tanzania Women Lawyers Association (TAWLA) is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) focusing on Advancing SRHR for women of reproductive age in Tanzania and enhancing women’s access to justice through protection and secure their land and property rights through legal frameworks.

The NGO works on CSO Parallel support to Land tenure support program, Development of safer driving and mobility through the improvement of existing laws and policies in Tanzania and Women and Youths Political Representation Enhanced.

The National Sanitation and Hygiene behavior change campaign implemented by the Government through the Ministry of Health, Community Development, Gender, Elderly and Children (MoHCDGEC), funded by the UK Department for International Development (UKAID) and overseen by the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. The campaign is dubbed Nyumba ni Choo Loosely translated to The heart of the house is the toilet.

Tanzania Online Media Network is a professional association that comprises the licensed online content providers committed to supporting each other and helping each other grow and dedicated to helping its members navigate the business, technological and political terrains. The association works as;

• A collective voice to champion laws, regulations, policies, and another enabling environment for Alternative media.
• An association with a mandate to define standards for bloggers and influencers and provide training and tools for success. Association will create a self-regulation mechanism for industry professionals.

Project CLEAR solves marketing and behavioral science challenges by developing, testing options, and scaling solutions.  It was established to fill the niche purely commercial marketing agency and a scientific research institution.

Project CLEAR offers the following services:

• Behavioral and policy research, and situation analyses
• Insight and concept generation and testing
• Implementation planning and delivery support
• Results Frameworks, monitoring, and evaluation

As a part of the implementation of the Boresha Habari Project, Jamii Media procured a .tz domain name, created a website, and hosts the designed website for radio stations. The beneficiary stations were Country FM (Iringa), Nuru FM (Iringa), Lake FM (Mwanza), Voice of Africa – VOA (Korogwe), Mwambao FM (Tanga), and Rasi FM (Dodoma).

Others were Nyemo FM (Dodoma), Arusha One Radio (Arusha), ICE FM (Makambako), Chai FM (Tukuyu), Safari FM (Mtwara), Fadhila FM (Lindi), Hits FM (Zanzibar), Chuchu FM (Zanzibar), Micheweni Community Radio (Pemba), Mkoani Community Radio (Pemba) and Uvinza Community Radio (Kigoma).