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Organisational Set-Up

The Femina HIP team works in several programme areas:

Media Communication Programme:
Produces long term recurring, as well as one-off media products. Together these print and electronic products create a media platform promoting life skills, positive role models and resounding voices.

Community Mobilisation Programme:
Disseminates the media products to partners across Tanzania; cultivates ‘community conversation’ and the development of supportive environments for open talk, critical thinking and the notion that social change is possible.

Public Relations and Networking Programme:
Builds a strong media and lifestyle brand through advertising and distribution of promotional material; develops partnerships with civil society, corporates, the press and the government which support and facilitate the existence of the Femina media platform.

Organisational Management & Development Programme:
Develops organisational capacity to enable the organisation to be managed effectively and efficiently. Femina is headed by an Executive Director, with four Line Managers coordinating departmental activity, as well as a Council and Board of Directors and an International Advisory Group overseeing organizational development.


You can download the following key documents about Femina HIP:

Link to Chezasalama Link to one Love

Ruka Juu! is on the Ground!

Friday, 03.09.2010

Fema TV Talk Show is in the kitchen cooking things up.

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On The Road In Rukwa

Wednesday, 25.08.2010

Matai Secondary School students

We headed to Rukwa this month to meet with different parts of the community.

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Seen The Latest Fema?

Wednesday, 18.08.2010

Nakaaya, soulful artist and forthright singer of the hit track Mr. Politician, graces the cover.

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