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Agenda ya Watoto Children represent more than half of Tanzania’s population. The Children’s Agenda asks all leaders to make a commitment to these ten key investments that will transform the lives and the futures of the nation’s youngest citizens and ensure a more prosperous future for everyone. The Children’s Agenda ("Ajenda ya Watoto") is the result of broad consultation with children across Tanzania and collaboration between the leading children’s organizations in the country and the government. The Agenda reflects the top ten investments that need to be addressed by the nation’s leaders in order to ensure the development of a nation that meets the rights and aspirations of all citizens, including children. Has your representative signed onto the children's Agenda? Has your representative signed onto the children's Agenda? PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE Hashim Rungwe, NCCR-Mageuzi MP CANDIDATES 1. Ritta Enespher Kabatti CCM Iringa 2. Misanya Ally Misanya CUF Kondoa3. John Zephania Chiligati Manyoni 4. Dr. David Mathayo CCM Same Kilimanjaro5. Daniel Marwa Ryoba CUF Mara 6. Stephen Kebwe CCM Mara7. Alcado Denis Ntagazwa CCM Kibondo 8. Felix Francis Mkosamali NCCR-Mageuzi Kibondo9. Vedastusi Manyiyi CCM Musoma Urban 10. Abasi Zuberi Mtemvu Dar es Salaam11. Kazembe Yusufu Saidi CUF Mbeya 12. Getrude Samson CHADEMA Arusha13. Yussuph Baalawt Arusha 14. Mollel Silanga Amani CHADEMA Monduli15. M. Ole Kissambu CHADEMA Arumeru Magharibi 16. Dr. Batilda S. Burian CCM Arusha Urban17. Kyando Moses Klaut Makete 18. Zaitun Kassimu Lubinza CHADEMA Nyamagana Ward19. Kadawi Lucas Limbu Temeke Municipal 20. Joseph Kulwa Buganga CHADEMA Bukene 21. John Masanja Mezza CHADEMA 22. Katoro Ramadhani Katoro NCCR Mageuzi 23. Kiwalo Dominic Clement CUF 24. Makono Thomas Zacharia West Bariadi 25. Isaac Kireti Moshi 26. Benson M. Mpesya CCM Mbeya Urban 27. Godfrey W. Zambi CCM Mbozi 28. Joseph O. Mbilinyi CHADEMA Mbeya Urban 29. Rev. Luckson N. Mwanjale CCM Mbeya Rural 30. Enduru Mwakalasa CHADEMA Mbalali 31. Kilufi M. Dickson CCM Mbalali 32. Henry R. Kayuni CHADEMA Mbeya 33. John John Mnyika CHADEMA Ubungo, Dar es Salaam 34. Mwaihojo P. Gwamaka CUF Mbeya Urban 35. John Y Pallangyo Arusha COUNCIL CANDIDATES 1. Melkior Affa Ismail CCM Kondoa 2. John Adolf Konkoli CCM Kondoa 3. Mwasiti Ahmedi Kombo CCM Kondoa 4. Juma Nkamia CCM Kondoa 5. John Mtemi Nyangusi CCM Kondoa 6. Swalehe Badalah Mtinangi CHADEMA Kondoa 7. Mashaka Nassor Mbaraka CUF Kondoa 8. Hamisi Hussein Hassan CUF Kondoa 9. Yohana Joseph Lebba CCM Kondoa 10. Joseph Ludovick Lebba CCM Kondoa 11. Jumanne Hassani Mayengo Nzega 12. Sebastian Shija Kitelani Nzega 13. Yohana Kema Lunene Nzega 14. James G. Mwakyoma CHADEMA 15. Alais Edward Mbarnot Shimanjiro Arusha 16. Swaibu Swedi Munyai CHADEMA Kagera 17. Pyiutu Mwambone Mwaiwe NCCR Mageuzi Mbeya 18. Enea Richard Mbengale UPDP Mbeya 19. Mwakagugu Bernard Kajondo NCCR Mageuzi Mbeya 20. Yassini Joseph Mrotwa CUF 21. Elia Willison Mkono CHADEMA Mbeya 22. Kipepeo Imani Mwakipesile CCM Mbeya 23. Godfrey Davis Mwandulusya PPT Maendeleo Mbeya 24. Selvesta Silinjanje Mwamboneke 25. Mtitu Beda Focus PPT Maendeleo Mbeya 26. Mwakalobo Hezlon Martin CHADEMA Mbeya 27. Stephen John Mgalula TLP Mbeya 28. Martha William Mwambipile TLP Mbeya 29. Lukasa Mosses Twingilege TLP Mbeya 30. Alubina Paulo Mwangoya TLP Mbeya 31. Nuru Jacob Mwakipesile Mbeya 32. Akarro Mawina Felix CCM 33. Dickson A. Mwakilasa CHADEMA Mbeya 34. Patrick Eckson Mbilinyi CCM Mbeya 35. Mwaijande Genner Issah CCM Mbeya 36. Bahati John Mwaipopo CCM Mbeya 37. Georgina Mshani Chaula CCM Mbeya 38. Alex Mhimilaje CHADEMA Mbeya 39. Keneth Enduru Ndingo CCM Mbeya 40. Hadija Mgata CCM Mbeya 41. Simon Yilande Shonde CCM Mbeya 42. Bester Jonas Mtafya NCCR Mageuzi Mbeya 43. George Harison Mbembela CUF Mbeya 44. Chozi Y. Sichalwe CHADEMA Mbeya 45. Samwel Atufigwege Mtawa CCM Mbeya 46. Alisoni Kavala Mwampamba CHADEMA Mbeya 47. Tungapesyagha Philipo Mbembela CUF Mbeya 48. Richard Izack Simkoko CUF Mbeya 49. Leonard Yorodani Sichimata CUF Mbeya 50. Daudi G. Katule CCM Mbeya 51. Riziki R. M. Mwampashi Mbeya 52. Samson Yapanta Simkoko Mbeya 53. Godfrey M. Mwakonganya CCM Mbeya 54. Rhoda Samweli Swila NCCR Mageuzi Mbeya 55. Andurea M. Mzopola TLP Mbeya 56. Allani Sawasawa Mgullah CCM Mbeya 57. Alipipi G. Kibona CHADEMA Mbeya 58. Mwajuma Pezo NCCR Mageuzi Mbeya 59. Niuwuma Msalege Kibona NCCR Mageuzi Mbeya 60. Mengo Kapesulo Mwenisongole TLP Mbeya 61. Mwalego S. Erick CCM Mbeya 62. Joel Obed Kasebele CCM Mbeya 63. Wilisoni Akimu Mwalyaje CHADEMA Mbeya 64. Annamaria Minga Miranbo CHADEMA Mbeya 65. Gabriel Martin Kipija CCM Mbeya 66. Fidelis charles Mwatija CHADEMA 67. Gadock George Mwang’amba CHADEMA Mbeya 68. Edson Sheria Mwasongole CCM Mbeya 69. Mwileky Emanuel Kyando CCM Mbeya 70. Mwaitenda Ephraim Angisenye CCM Mbeya 71. Mwaigomole Oseah Jaifah CHADEMA Mbeya 72. Albert Hubert Kilato CHADEMA Mbeya 73. Mustafa Haji Kurwa CUF 74. Shams Mpokigwa Mbingu CUF Mbeya 75. Juma Shaaban Nkumbi Dar es Salaam 76. Ramadhani Saidi Mbirani 77. Saad Ally Songoro CUF Dar es Salaam 78. Aggrey Shitaeli Mushi CCM Arusha 79. Hon. Ephraim Nehemia Madeje Dodoma Urban 80. Abdulaziz Ahmed Abdulaziz CCM Lindi 81. Ally Omari Chitanda Nachingwea 82. Hamida Hassan Thabit Tabora North 83. Stanslaus Thomas Mhongole Iringa 84. Noah Joram Nzawila Tabora 85. Omari M. Guledi Tanga City Council 86. Aisha Mohammed Fadhil Dar es Salaam 87. Bilal Muslim Mission of Tanzania Dar es Salaam 88. Jacqueline S. Mtangi CCM Dar es Salaam 89. Steven Kilalika Mabega Bukoba 90. Sued Juma Kagasheki Kagera 91. Ester Kuzenza Inoni Kagera 92. Christine Beny Kahoma Shinyanga 93. Zainabu Mrashani 94. Mariam Lukama Ndaki 95. Stephen Nyororo 96. Fitina Mahobe Chiza 97. Simon Lucas Maji 98. Vedastus Albogast Rukumbiza Kagera 99. Rafils Hussein Abed Kagera 100. Magongo Justus North Muleba 101. Oliva Kwinganisa Kilama Kagera 102. Monica Marton Gwihangwe Kagera 103. D. A. Ntukamazina Kagera 104. Burnooli Adroniu Emmanuel Shinyanga 105. Susana Bahati Njojoli 106. Seyongwe B. Thomson Kirusha District 107. Ninian Ilankunda Bakari Kagera 108. Rubagora George Minani Musoma District 109. Patrick E. Nchilla CCM Temeke, Dar es Salaam 110. Said R. Soud Ngara District 111. Wilbard J. Bambyara Kagera 112. Abduel Gilead Kitururu Dar es Salaam 113. Saidi Hamadi Amary CCM Kahama District 114. Saida Zacharia Soko Kahama District 115. Leonard M. Jilitu CCM Kahama District 116. Benerdicto Mussa Manwali Kahama District 117. Machibya Gumha Shija CCM Kahama District 118. Gordon Mufongo Mumbara CCM Musoma District 119. Cindy Samwel Chekingo CCM Dar es Salaam 120. Charles M. Chinchibera Mwanza City 121. Ndimanya Bubinza Bahati Mwanza City 122. Nturi Saimoni Shija Mwanza City 123. Samuel Range Mwirabu CHADEMA Mwanza City 124. Khalid Deus Mbitiyaza Mwanza City 125. Dotto H. Malago Mwanza City 126. Dominique Ng’honela Bubeshi Mwanza City 127. Anathory Masanja Elemani Nzungu Mwanza City 128. Yahya Ibrahim Nyaonge Mwanza City 129. Francis K. Mazigo Mwanza City 130. Christina L. Nyamda Mwanza City 131. Ilole Laurian Peter Mwanza City 132. Kambole Saimon Emmanuel Mwanza City 133. Mohamed Hamisi Othumani Dar es Salaam 134. Noel Lucas Ripangule Dar es Salaam 135. Peter M. Mwaja CCM Singida 136. Moses Leonard Matonya CCM 137. Amos Kiula Kingu CCM Singida 138. Juma Saidi Selemani CCM Singida 139. Mwabashi Salum Francis CHADEMA Singida 140. Zuhura Hamad Salum CCM Singida 141. Thomasi Elias/Sakawa Yohana CCM Singida 142. Christina Alphonce Ndahani CCM Singida 143. Simon Paulo Ngilisho Democracia Makini Arusha 144. Ester Mkeni Democracia Makini Arusha 145. Ester Salim Msuya Arusha 146. Kizwalo Dominic Clement CUF Tabora 147. Monica Richard Madadu CCM Bahi-Dodoma 148. Soon Yohana Yanse CHADEMA Tabora 149. Mohamed Hamisi Othumani Dar es Salaam 150. Noel Lucas Ripangule Dar es Salaam 151. Ally Abdallah Kombo Kilwa 152. Mtema Regia Estelatus Morogoro 153. Naomi Mwakyoma Kaihula Dar es Salaam 154. Erasto Kichamo Tumbo 155. Samson A. Nyagally Lindi 156. Phillip Nyanchini Mogendi Dar es Salaam 157. Jane N. Pesha Kagera 158. Thadeo Gaudence Lukinisha Kigoma 159. Manfred Peter Mtitu Iringa 160. Mapuku Juma Nkuli CCM Tabora 161. Mihayo John Kawala CCM Tabora 162. Amina Francis Shija CCM Tabora 163. Mayila Nduti Mihambo CCM Tabora 164. Daudi Ngutu Nhonge Tabora 165. Peter Kapela Makonda CCM Tabora 166. Isaya Kishiwa Mabulla Tabora 167. Joseph Kulwa Malongo CCM Tabora 168. Alex Nyassani Thomas Tabora 169. Abdulrahman Salum Sudein CCM Tabora 170. Regina Athumani Ndulu Tabora 171. Khamisi Lubanga Shomali Tabora 172. Mathias Nyelo Kidaha Tabora 173. Chambi Katambi Michael Shinyanga 174. Nassra Ally Tabora 175. Haki Tunga Mhumbi Tabora 176. Cosma Bayafudulu CCM Tabora 177. Haruna Said Msalula Nzega-Tabora 178. Sawaka Shita Tabora 179. Omary Hamisi Maganga Tabora 180. Bazilio Furaha Lazaro Tabora 181. Laurent M. Mshene Tabora 182. Kiwele Michael Bundalo Tabora 183. Katoro Ramadhani Katoro Tabora 184. Hugho Nkwabi Masanja Tabora 185. Juma Hassani Mayengo Tabora 186. Khamisi Iddi Katuga Tabora 187. Sebastian Shija Kitelani Nzega-Tabora 188. Juma Masudi Nzega-Tabora 189. Maloda Lugonda Nzega-Tabora 190. Omary Shabani Omary Tabora 191. Daudi Mahingwe Tabora 192. Revokas Richard Tabora 193. Gordeni Masokola Senyagaso Bahi-Dodoma 194. Veronica Lukasi Ndoya Mundemu-Dodoma 195. Jane Simon Ndaga Mundemu-Dodoma 196. Omary Ahmad Badwel Mundemu-Dodoma 197. Chuga Nyacihema Mgalihu Dodoma 198. Hussein A. Kamau Dodoma 199. Malundo Samuel Mazengo Dodoma 200. Pius K. Majengo Dodoma 201. J. B. Kinota Omar Khamis Singida 202. Mpinga Kiselei Mpanda Singida 203. Luther martin Mkoma Singida 204. Namliga Hertha Mlinga Singida 205. Antoni Petro Boamo Singida 206. Gervas Maiko Sulle Manyara 207. Daniel Baha Sarea Singida 208. Abdallah Yusuf Mtina Mwanza City 209. Philemon Ndesamburo Moshi 210. Paulo Herman Sulle Singida 211. Theresia Emanueli Visenyi Manyara Every week we will share the situation of children in Tanzania and call upon you to demand action from all leaders. 1. Invest to Save the Lives of Children and Women DID YOU KNOW? >> More than 400 children die every day; over 110 are less than one month old. >> Every hour a woman also dies as a result of complications during pregnancy or childbirth. >> Affordable solutions that can save thousands of lives are within reach of leaders and communities. Leaders at all levels can help to save lives of children and women by using their influence and capacity to inspire to ensure increased budgets, better monitoring and accountability and collective action. 2. Invest in Good Nutrition DID YOU KNOW? >> More than a third of Tanzanian children do not reach their physical and mental potential because of malnutrition. >> Malnutrition is a cause in more than one third of child deaths. Over 40,000 Tanzanian children under-five will die in 2010 from causes related to malnutrition. Leaders can >> Ensure that inexpensive fortified foods become widely available in Tanzania. >> Ensure that the health sector is accountable for delivering nutrition services for children and women. 3. Invest in Safe Water, Hygiene and Sanitation DID YOU KNOW? >> 4 out of 5 schools have no functioning hand-washing facilities, 3 out of 5 schools have no on-site water supply, and many health facilities are in a similar critical situation. >> Improving hygiene and sanitation in schools will reduce illness, improve attendance and help to ensure more children, especially girls, complete their education. Water supplies and toilets in health facilities are vital for reducing infections and saving lives. Leaders can >> Ensure that all schools have functioning hand washing facilities, toilets and hygiene education. >> Ensure that every financed water project at village level includes water supply for schools and health facilities. 4. Invest in Early Childhood Development DID YOU KNOW? >> Early childhood programmes are at the forefront in the fight against poverty. >> Early childhood programmes focused on the poorest families help parents to provide a better start for their children and help close the gap between rich and poor. >> Investments in early childhood give a seven-fold return and are much more cost-efficient than investing in remedial programmes later in a child’s life. Leaders can >> Give parents in the poorest communities the help they need to make sure their children get the best start in life. >> Support community-based parenting and early childhood development programmes to help ensure children grow up healthy, well nourished and well-prepared for school. 5. Invest in Quality Education for all Children DID YOU KNOW? >> Only just over half of students pass the primary school leaving exam. >> Less than one in ten students in rural areas enroll in secondary school. >> Well-educated school leavers are essential for sound economic development. Leaders can >> Make a substantial increase in funding for primary and secondary education, especially for teacher training, teacher salaries and incentives, for more textbooks, school buildings and non-formal education. >> Invest in the national in-service teacher training programme to reverse currently dismal school results. This will introduce more active child-centred teaching and learning methods and reduce over-crowded classrooms. >> Provide incentives to teachers working in difficult or remote areas. 6. Invest to Make Schools Safe DID YOU KNOW? >> Too many children experience fear, humiliation and beatings that undermine their ability to learn and leads many children to drop-out early. >> A reduction in school violence and improvements in discipline, student-teacher relations and school attendance can be achieved by integrating and expanding sport in schools. >> School councils enable students to participate in resolving conflicts, learn about and exercise their rights as well as their responsibilities to the school community. Leaders can >> Protect children from violence in schools by passing and enforcing laws against school violence. >> Ensure those responsible for keeping children safe deliver on their promises and fulfill their duties. >> Support the establishment of student councils and elected student representation in school governance in primary and secondary schools. 7. Invest to Prevent HIV and AIDS in Infants and Adolescent Girls DID YOU KNOW? >> One in every ten new infections occurs in babies even though more than 90 percent of these infections could be prevented.>> Girls are also much more vulnerable to HIV infection than boys. >> Every new infection in a teenager represents a failure to provide a young person with the necessary knowledge, information, skills and services that will enable them to protect themselves. Leaders can >> Work with all partners to expand services and treatment that will virtually eliminate mother to child transmission of HIV by 2015. >> Ensure all children with HIV and AIDS get the treatment they need. >> Pledge significant resources to protect young people, especially adolescent girls, from HIV and AIDS by supporting the national HIV prevention programme. 8. Invest to Reduce Teenage Pregnancy DID YOU KNOW? >> In 2007, over 8,000 girls dropped out of school due to pregnancy and the number seems to be growing every year. >> Early pregnancy endangers both the young mothers and their infants. >> Reducing pregnancy and ensuring the rights of all girls to education is vital in the fight against poverty. Leaders can >> Help girls protect themselves by increasing their knowledge of reproductive health issues and high-risk behaviour. >> Ensure boys are also involved in programmes that aim to reduce teenage pregnancy. >> Help to reduce poverty by ensuring schools support and implement the new guidelines that enable girls who have become mothers to continue their education. >> Expand vocational training for all out-of-school children. For girls this can help reduce poverty and the economic dependence that sometimes leads to high risk behaviour. Coming soon... 9. Invest to Protect Children from Violence, Abuse, Exploitation 10. Invest in Children with Disabilities More information about the Children's Agenda Download the Children's Agenda Brochure in Kiswahili Download the Children's Agenda Brochure in English Download key facts about children in Tanzania Take action to support the Children's Agenda Are you contesting a leadership in the coming election? Sign up and commit to investing in children (Kiswahili version) (English version) Contact a partner to collaborate in advancing the campaign Join the Children's Agenda Spread stories of your experience of childhood in Tanzania: Contact an interested journalist in our local press See full details at... http://www.ccr-tz.org.uk/memberspartners/agenda-ya-watoto
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