May 06, 2025 TANZANIA MALEZI SUMMIT (TMS) 2025 06May In line withInternational Family Day Commemoration“Mtoto ni Malezi: Msingi wa Familia Bora kwa Taifa Imara”May 23-24, 2025 Mwanza, TanzaniaSummit Report Concept NotePRESENTATIONSMedia Matters: Promoting Positive Parenting and Early Childhood Development Through Social and Traditional Channels in Mwanga-Kilimanjaro. By Almas M. BandikoBolstering Child Well-Being in Tanzania: An Innovative Integrated Approach to Health, Nutrition and Protection.By Fadhili Mtanga,Holistic child well-being in Tanzania. An integrated approach linking nutrition, community engagement, and livelihood supportBy Brenda Mshiu. et'Determinants of Early Childhood Development Using 2022 Tanzania Demographic Health Survey Data. By Dr Ester Elisaria (PhD)The Influence of Social Norms on Parenting Practices: A Qualitative Study of Cultural Expectations in Contemporary Families among the Pare Ethnic Group of Mwanga in Kilimanjaro-Tanzania.By Anishie MwamlimaFamily Socioeconomic Status, Social Norms, and Identification of Early Childhood Disability: Findings from the Thrive Disability Study in TanzaniaBy Edwin MalekoAssess knowledge, attitudes, and practices of caregivers in Zanzibar regarding nurturing care and early stimulation for children aged 0–3 years and 4–6By Ali Omar SuleimanKnowledge, Attitudes, and Practices Regarding Neurodevelopmental Disorders: A Community-Based Cross-Sectional Study in rural Tanzania.By CUAMMCommunity Involvement in Child Development. Emphasis in Health, Protection, Nutrition, and Wellbeing.By Augustine M. Magoti Systems-Level Barriers to Effective Parenting and Early Childhood Development in Tanzania: Exploratory Approach.By Ms. Farida Katunzi (MA) Evaluation of implementation research on the integration of Multiple Micronutrient Supplements for Pregnant Women in the health system in Tanzania.By Elisaria, E., et'Familia Bora, Taifa Imara. Mlinde. Mtunze. Zungumza Naye. By. Familia Bora Org.The Hornbill (Hondohondo) Demonstrates Responsible Parenting!By Josephine F. KayungiliziEarly Childhood Development in Tanzania: Harnessing the BEQI Tool for a Robust ECD Centre Quality Assurance. An evidence base.By Deman Yusuf.Childhood disability in Low and Middle Income Countries (LMIC): improve knowledge about infants at risk of or with neurodevelopmental disorders.By CUAMM Too Busy to Play? Exploring Male Caregivers’ Role in Promoting the Developmental Potential of Children aged 0–3 Years through Play-based Stimulation: A Qualitative Study in Mbeya and Tabora Regions of Tanzania. By Amon Exavery, et'Assessment of Childcare, Early Learning, and Inclusion: The impact of Learning Root Model (ECDE) in Tanzania.By Wamilika Danford and James ChumaKizazi Kijacho process evaluation. By Deo MedardiIncreased internal budget allocation to address ECD demands in Lindi Region. By Nelson ChoajiFrom the ground up: harmonizing care, learning, and growth in early childhood development.By Margareth Cyprian, Janeth RingoThe Development of the National Integrated Early Childhood Development (ECD) Training Package: Key Findings and Learning from Stakeholders’ ConsultationsBy Manoah William- UNICEFAlternative ToEducation & ChildcareSupport For AdolescentMothers In Tanzania.A Case Study of Chamwino Dodoma.By Revocatus SonoLeveraging Private Sector Partnerships to Enhance Early Childhood Development Services: A National Multi-sectoral ECD Program Experience from Pwani Region, Tanzania.By James MalelaThe Potential for Digital technology to improve delivery of ECD services in Tanzania.By D-TreePublic financing of ECD in TanzaniaBy Thrive
