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TANZANIAN MEN AS EQUAL PARTNERS IN DEVELOPMENT (TMEPiD)
Engaging men to achieve sexual and reproductive health and rights for all

OUR VISION

Communities fully exercising their rights to social and economic development opportunities facilitate progress in this area. We are always striving to make a difference, and invite you to learn more and lend your support.

OUR MISSION

To promote gender-oriented sexual reproductive health rights with focus on male involvement and participation in improving access to better health care, women empowerment and to social economic services.

OUR VALUES

  • SRH as human right
  • Integrity
  • Innovation
  • Result oriented
  • Strategic partnerships &networking
  • Sustainability

OUR AREAS OF EXPERTISE

OUR SPECIALIZATION AREAS

  1. Policy Advocacy on SRHR and Gender
  2. Integration of Male involvement and Gender in SRHR, RMNCH, FGM, HIV prevention including PMTCT and other health and development programmes
  3. Working with adolescent sexuality and reproductive health
  4. Capacity building TA (review, develop, mentor and training) on Maternal, Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights
  5. Documentation and dissemination success stories and lessons learnt
  6. Financial management and audit.
  7. Monitoring, evaluation and research
  8. Promoting RBA especially reciprocal relationship between Rights holders and duty bearers

OTHER AREAS TMEPiD WISH TO FURTHER ENGAGE INTO IN THE NEAR FUTURE INCLUDE:

  1. Increasing men’s support for their partners’ SRHR and method use – Men as partners.
  2. Increasing men’s access to and use of HIV prevention, treatment, care, and support – Men as clients, men as agents of change
  3. Improving men’s uptake of STI diagnosis and treatment – Men as clients
  4. Engaging men in maternal, newborn, and child health – Men as partners; Men as agents of change
  5. Better address men’s specific sexual and reproductive concerns, including dysfunction and infertility, by improving the structure of health services and building capacity of health service providers i.e. Men and boys clinics – men as clients.
  6. Developing men’s capacity as advocates and change agents for SRHR – Men as agents of change

WHAT WE OFFER

The TMEPiD Initiatives & Undertakings

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CONSULTANCY

Research & Evaluation | Training & Capacity Building

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PROGRAM MANAGEMENT

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ADVOCACY

Engagement with Parliamentarians on Policy Change and Resource Mobilization.

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INTEGRATION

SRH and WASH Intergration

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COVID-19 INTERVENTION

Sensitization of Covid-19 Prevention including Vaccines Uptake.

OUR TARGET AUDIENCE

Who We Serve

ADULT & YOUNG MEN

This is Our Primary Target Audience

WOMEN & GIRLS

This is Our Secondary Target Audience

POLICY MAKERS

This is Our Tertiary Target Audience

OUR LATEST NEWS

OUR LATEST TESTIMONIALS

Our Success Stories

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Joel’s Story: From Drug Abuse to SRH and COVID 19 Ambassador

“TMEPiD has done a great job in our area as my life was doomed. I kindly ask that this project should continue in our area to prevent young people from being trapped in the same predicament as mine. As for me, my life is never the same,” Joel concluded.

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READ JOEL’S FULL TESTIMONY HERE!

Mr. Joel Pau

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Vedinatus’ Story: Pushes to End Harmful Practices, Saves Kahama Child’s Life.

“During my routine community outreach that involves engaging men on SRH and GBV, a community member informed me that there is a certain family where a child is illtreated by a step parent.

“I acted upon the tipoff from a community member who attended my group session on GBV and I was eager and motivated to follow up the case, but the family was not cooperative at all. Despite all the hurdles, I managed to dig out the truth,” said Vedinatus.

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READ VEDINATUS’ FULL TESTIMONY HERE!

Mr. Vedinatus William

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Sabina’s Story: Her life changed for the better in May 2022.

“Before I heard of SYP, it wasn’t important for me to attend ward meetings where pertinent issues about the community are discussed. At the same time, I did not see it necessary to go for regular medical checkups unless I fell sick and I didn’t believe in using Family Planning and I did not allow my spouse to use the same,” Sabina said.

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READ SABINA’S FULL TESTIMONY HERE!

Ms. Sabina L. Mwanjabala