General Information
Technical Information
The following are the multi-stakeholder process undertaken during preparation of this report.
1. Create a National Team which include Government and Civil Society Organisation
2. Provide training for National Team on how to write a quadrennial report
3. Propose a Draft Team for preparation of report
4. Collect data and information from government and civil society organisation which are related to 2005 convention
5. foster an interactive dialogue gather comments and inputs from relevant stakeholders
6. Organise multi-stakeholders public presentation of the Draft quadrennial periodic report
The Government of the United Republic of Tanzania foresaw the benefits of this Convention and took necessary initiatives to endorse it on 18/10/2011, with the aim of benefiting from the Convention supports in various activities in the cultural, creative and arts sectors by providing funding and capacity building for stakeholders.
This report touches on the national real situation of creative, arts and cultural issues in the development and implementation of the existing national programmes in the Constitution, Laws, Policies, Memorandum of understanding, Government sector implementation strategies, the Private Sector, Civil Society Organizations, etc. Also, the report provides opportunities in identifying challenges, achievements and proposals to strengthen and promote plans for the Nation.
Thus, definitely the preparation of this report will equip these institutions with new, professional and effective means of enhancing the development of culture, arts and creative sectors in the country, in collaboration with key stakeholders such as artists, federations and institutions.
The following are the main objectives of the Party's policies to implement the 2005 Convention on the Protection and Promotion of the Diversity of Cultural Expressions.
1. To promote and protect the social and economic right of the Artist and Cultural Professionals
2. To strengthen and improve the implementation of the National Cultural Policy
3. To establish policy, laws and regulation for the protection of artists
4. To support equality in the distribution of cultural resources and inclusive access to search resources
5. To promote gender equality for all in the provision of employment in arts and creative industry
The following are the priorities of the Party's policies to implement the 2005 Convention on the Protection and Promotion of the Diversity of Cultural Expressions.
1. Support on Culture and creative sectors
2.support on mobilization of Artist and Cultural professionals
3.Facilitation of capacity building to cultural experts
4. Policy Formulation.
Organization type | Organization | Website | |
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Public Sector
| MINISTRY OF YOUTH, CULTURE, ARTS AND SPORTS
| info@utamadunismz.go.tz
| http://www.utamadunismz.go.tz
|
Public Sector
| National Arts Council (BASATA)
| basata@habari.go.tz
| http://www.basata.go.tz
|
Public Sector
| Zanzibar Arts, Censorship and Culture Council
| http://www.utamadunismz.go.tz
| |
Civil Society Organization (CSO)
| Stone Town Records
| strzanzibar@gmail.com
| |
Civil Society Organization (CSO)
| Nafasi Arts Space
| info@nafasiartspace.org
| http://www.nafasiartsspace.org
|
Civil Society Organization (CSO)
| Culture and Development East Africa (CDEA)
| secretariat@cdea.or.tz
| https://www.cdea.or.tz
|
Civil Society Organization (CSO)
| Sauti Promotions
| http://www.busaramusic.org
| |
Civil Society Organization (CSO)
| Zanzibar International Film Festival
| ziff@ziff.or.tz
| http://www.ziff.or.tz
|
Public Sector
| ZANZIBAR BROADCASTING COMMISSION
| info@zbc.co.tz
| http://www.moic.go.tz
|
Public Sector
| TANZANIA COMMUNICATION REGULATION AUTHORITY
| dg@tcra.go.tz
| http://www.tcra.go.tz
|
Public Sector
| Ministry of Industry and Trade
| http://www.mit.go.tz
| |
Civil Society Organization (CSO)
| Media Council of Tanzania (MCT)
| media@mct.or.tz
| https://mct.or.tz
|
Civil Society Organization (CSO)
| Tanzania Association of Visual Arts (TAVA); Tanzania Federation of Crafts and Arts(TAFCA); Tanzania Music Federation (TMF); Tanzania Films Federation (TAFF); Tanzania Performing Arts Federation (TAPFA);
| http://www.thefoundation.or.tz
| |
Civil Society Organization (CSO)
| British Council
| ||
Civil Society Organization (CSO)
| CHILDREN’S BOOK ORGANISATION
| childrensbooktz@gmail.com
| https://www.cbp.or.tz
|
Public Sector
| Copyright Society of Tanzania (COSOTA)
| info@cosota.go.tz
| http://www.cosota.go.tz
|
Public Sector
| Ministry of Foreign Affairs and East Africa Cooperation
| nje@nje.go.tz
| http://foreign.go.tz
|
Public Sector
| Ministry Of Foreign Affairs And East Africa Cooperation
| info@mofzanzibar.go.tz
| https://www.eac.int/overview-of-eac
|
Civil Society Organization (CSO)
| Tanzania League of the Blind (TLB); Tanzania Publishers Association (PATA); Zanzibar Association of the Blind; Tanzania Federation of Disabled Peoples Organization
| patapublishers@gmail.com; info@shivyawata.or.tz
| http://www.dailynews.co.tz/news/2019-09-115d78ff4e43ef1,
|
Public Sector
| Ministry of Finance and Planning
| http://mof.go.tz
| |
Public Sector
| Ministry of Finance and Planning – Zanzibar
| info@mofzanzibar.go.tz
| http://www.mofeaznz.org
|
Public Sector
| Tanzania Film Board.
| filmboard@habari.go.tz
| http://www.filmboard.go.tz
|
Civil Society Organization (CSO)
| Dr Ntuyabaliwe Foundation
| https://drntuyabaliwefoundation.org/index.htm
| |
Civil Society Organization (CSO)
| Readership for Learning and Development (Soma)
| https://www.somabookcafe.com/
| |
Civil Society Organization (CSO)
| ZANZIBAR FILM ACTORS ASSOCIATION
| ||
Public Sector
| The EU Delegation in Tanzania
| https://eeas.Europa.eu/delegations/Tanzania_en
| |
Public Sector
| The Copyright Society of Zanzibar
| http://www.cosoza.or.tz
| |
Public Sector
| COMMISSION FOR HUMAN RIGHTS AND GOOD GOVERNANCE, COURTS,GOVERNMENT AND NON GOVERNMENT INSTITUTIONS, RESIDENTS AND NON RESIDENTS OF TANZANIA(MAINLAND AND ZANZIBAR)
| http://www.chragg.go.tz
| |
Public Sector
| COMMISSION FOR HUMAN RIGHTS AND GOOD GOVERNANCE, COURTS,GOVERNMENT AND NON GOVERNMENT INSTITUTIONS, RESIDENTS AND NON RESIDENTS OF TANZANIA(MAINLAND AND ZANZIBAR)
| http://www.zanzibarassembly.go.tz
| |
Civil Society Organization (CSO)
| International Association of Women in Radio and Television, Tanzania Chapter (IAWRT)
| http://www.iawrt.org
| |
Public Sector
| Ministry of Information Culture Arts and Sports
| ps@habari.go.tz
| http://www.habari.go.tz
|
Goal 1 - Support Sustainable Systems of Governance for Culture
Cultural and Creative Sectors
Culture Policy Of Tanzania 1997
The government has decided to review cultural policy so as to include what has been missed like ICT, Films issues and innovation .
The evaluation policy process has to be participatory to include a new suggestion from CSO and private sectors which are dealing with creative industry
Reviewed policy should include and acknowledge international convention concerning creative industry
ZANZIBAR CULTURE POLICY 2005
Education, entertainment and training programs to arts stakeholders and school children
Arts competition in primary and secondary schools Programme
COPYRIGHT RESPECT JURISDICTION PROGRAM
Media Diversity
Zanzibar Broadcasting Policy 2008
Electronic and Postal Communications (Radio and Television Broadcasting Content) , 20/18 local content and 80/20 local music (Regulation 31)
Entorno digital
The Electronic and Postal Communications Act, 2010. The Electronic and Postal Communications (Online Content) Regulations, 2018.
Partnering with Civil Society
Marrakesh Treaty To Facilitate Access Of Published Works To Persons Who Are Blind, Visually Impaired Or Otherwise Print Disabled (MVT 2013)
Signing of the Marrakesh Treaty to Facilitate Access of Published Works to Persons who are Blind, Visually Impaired or Otherwise Print Disabled (MVT 2013
Goal 2 - Achieve a Balanced Flow of Cultural Goods and Services and Increase the Mobility of Artists and Cultural Professionals
Mobility of Artists and Cultural Professionals
Flow of Cultural Goods and Services
Resale right introduced in The Copyright and Neighbouring Rights Act No. 7 Of 1999 (Amended in 2019)
Tratados y acuerdos
East African Community Treaty
Signing of the Marrakesh Treaty to Facilitate Access of Published Works to Persons who are Blind, Visually Impaired or Otherwise Print Disabled (MVT 2013)
Goal 3 - Integrate Culture in Sustainable Development Frameworks
National Sustainable Development Policies & Plans
National Five Year Development Plan (2016/2017-2020/2021) in 2016
Zanzibar Strategy For Growth And Reduction Of Poverty ZSGRP-III
The Films and Stage Plays Act,1976
International Cooperation for Sustainable Development
Foreign Policy Of The United Republic Of Tanzania (2001)
USD 30,000/- per annum
Recommendation is to consolidate the fundamental principles of Tanzania's Foreign Policy in the process of implementation.
Tanzania and the European Union Program focusing on culture for development in Tanzania: the 10th EDF Support to Culture in Tanzania.
Euros 2,317,385 (USD2,520,580)
Capitalisation: Continuity of the support to the culture sector capitalising on cumulative experience and knowledge.
New orientation: culture as a productive sector with economic potential structurally supported inside other major thematic programmes (e.g. trade development, urban/local development, youth and employment).
Knowledge building and Inter-ministerial coordinated approach: Informed quality formulation and shared common visions to ensure complementarity and public ownership.
EU coordination and added value: Re-dynamization of the European Union National Institutes for Culture (EUNIC) cluster possibilities for strategically planning/implementing an intervention with greater EU added value.
Implementation mechanisms: alternative options to direct management ensuring strategic planning, qualified staff and sufficient resources for implementation and promotion of the interventions.
Implementation Programme for the five year (2017-2020) under Cultural Agreement between the United Republic of Tanzania and the People’s Republic of China
Capacity building and Technical assistance
Agreement between KOPINOR (Norway) and Ministry of Finance and Planning implemented through the Copyright Society of Tanzania (COSOTA)
USD 33,055.00
Incubator for Integration and Development in East Africa (IIDEA) Project
1,778, 612 United State Dollars
Engage wider stakeholders including bigger companies and governments to enable them support IIDEA projects and make the projects EAC integration success stories
Secure more funding for the IIDEA project to reach out to many other interest groups such as the youth, women, professional associations
IIDEA needs to take on a medium to long-term vision, e.g. 2 years project cycle and 5 years evaluation time frame;
Stronger emphasis on branding (after the scope is clarified) to increase number of applications during the call for application
Review the financial contribution to IIDEA partners (which again depends on the stage of the product), for early stage rather pay an incubator (20,000 USD) and fund a prototype ( 5,000 - 10,000 USD) and for later stage ensure solid scaling ( 25,000 - 100,000 USD)
Extend the time span to 1-2 years, because 6 months is very short for an early-stage start-up and also difficult for cross border activities in general
Work with less projects and allocate more resources to them.
IIDEA to perform two key functions: platform and driver of the regional ecosystem (regional community management) & strong and holistic regional incubation program (regional program management); the community management ensures connections to all relevant actors and understands their functions and the program manager is very close to the start-ups and provides all services and support needed.
Provide more coaching and mentoring (1on1) as possible to the projects, e.g. technical industry-specific knowledge, personal development, business knowledge.
Design the program holistically and make sure that it is sustainable, e.g. develop a financial plan that operations continue and provide after-incubation services to bridge the time until financial self-sustainment.
Collaborate with the entrepreneurship ecosystem in the EAC and provide services through experienced actors, e.g. coaching and mentoring via technical experts.
The Third Arts Development Strategic Plan,2014-2017
1.5 million USD
Goal 4 - Promote Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms
Gender Equality
Libertad artística
The United Republic Of Tanzania Constitution Of 1977 As Amended From Time To Time
The Zanzibar Constitution Of 1984 as amended in 2010
The Third Arts Development Strategic Plan,2014-2017
Measures and Initiatives reported by Civil Society Organizations
be talent Zanzibar
Wikiendi live
CDEA’s Creative Economy Incubator & Accelerator Initiative
Creative Economy Research & Advocacy in East Africa
Sauti Za Busara Festival
Zanzibar International Film Festival (Ziff)
Promoting Freedom of the Media and Media Monitoring
Stakeholders Opinion On Creative Industries Administration Review
CSO Week and CSO Excellence Award 2019 on Progress through partnership: Collaboration as a driver for Development in Tanzania
East Africa in Motion grant
Children’s Book Organisation formerly Children’s Book Project for Tanzania (CBP)
Creating The Right Environment For Children
Soma Book Café Reading Initiative
Capacity Building For Film Actors In Zanzibar
The media monitoring project on public media
The United Republic Of Tanzania Constitution Of 1977 As Amended From Time To Time
Emerging Transversal Issues
Urithi Festival
i. To expand International market for Innovators and local Artists
ii. Increase economic income for culture and creative industry to stakeholders
iii Encourage women empowerment in the production of cultural and artistic goods
iv. Promote and protect cultural diversity
Challenges and Achievements
Annexes
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