“Mama shujaa wa
chakula”, is an Oxfarm design campaign launched in 2011, in Tanzania and rolled
out in more than 10 countries in the World. Mama Shujaa wa Chakula is designed
to empower, inspire and support women and youth in food production sector by
recognizing women’s contributions and increasing their visibility.
The Mama
Shujaa wa Chakula also known as Female Food Hero (FFH) award is meant also to
serve as an instruments through which the contributions of women in the fight
against poverty, hunger and joblessness can be recognized. As the world now
faced both an access, distribution and a production challenge, many ordinary
people feel depressed, guilty and powerless about these issues.
Mama Shujaa wa
Chakula is a creative way to make people feel passionate about solving the
problems, inspired by our vision for a different future, and empowered to be
part of achieving it.
This year 2012 Mama
Shujaa wa Chakula in Maisha Plus creatively will bring together producers and
consumers into the debates around the nature of food system and the need to
ensure food justice for all in a resource constrained world. By profiling the
type of individual food producers and modeling the best small scale producer
investment needed, we highlight what we mean by food justice. In this way, we
can build demand for an enabling environment.
As a kick off to
the project, the launch was held in Iyenge village, followed by distribution of
entry forms across the country. More than 6,000 forms were received from 22
regions in Tanzania. Out of all 6,000 panel of 7 judges had tough week in
choosing the top 15 who will be opening and living in Maisha plus village for
two weeks before the youth take over. Below are the names of the 15 finalists
and the regions they come from.
NO
|
NAME
|
REGION
|
DISTRICT
|
WARD
|
VILLAGE
|
1.
|
Cecilia Michael Leilwa
|
Pwani
|
Bagamoyo
|
Dunda
|
Benki
|
2.
|
Febronia Peter Malinza
|
Morogoro
|
Mvomero
|
Hembeti
|
Dihambo
|
3.
|
Maryam A. Suleimani
|
Kaskazini Unguja
|
Kaskazini B
|
Mangapwani
|
Mangapwani
|
4.
|
Halima H. Omar
|
Kaskazini Unguja
|
Kaskazini B
|
Donge Mchanga
|
|
5.
|
Zaituni Saidi Likwita
|
Lindi
|
Kilwa
|
Njinjo
|
Njinjo
|
6.
|
Maimuna Saidi Mkanje
|
Mtwara
|
Masasi
|
Mbuyuni
|
Ndibwa
|
7.
|
Joyce Noel Nicodemo
|
Singida
|
Iramba
|
Iguguno
|
Iguguno
|
8.
|
Martha Mwasu Waziri
|
Dodoma
|
Kondoa
|
Haubi
|
Haubi
|
9.
|
Theresia Zakaria Kasseko
|
Shinyanga
|
Kahama
|
Mhongolo
|
Mhongolo
|
10.
|
Emeliana Aligaesha
|
Kagera
|
Karagwe
|
Kituntu
|
Katembe
|
11.
|
Tatu Abdi Juma
|
Tanga
|
Lushoto
|
Mwagoi
|
Majulai
|
12.
|
Neema Linkay
|
Arusha
|
Ngorongoro
|
Pinyinyi
|
Engarasero
|
13.
|
Elde Nnyafi Mwanri
|
Kilimanjaro
|
Siha
|
Nasai
|
Sanya Juu
|
14.
|
Dora Alberto Myinga
|
Iringa
|
Iringa
|
Kihorogota
|
Igula
|
15.
|
Mary Kamwaka
|
Rukwa
|
Sumbawanga
|
Chanji
|
Hali ya hewa/Kantalamba
|
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