PUBLIC HEALTH
ATNM believes that incorporating influencers and social media to promote public health campaigns is a powerful tool. In today’s digital age, social media influencers have emerged as powerful agents of change, particularly in the realm of public health. With their vast reach, credibility, and ability to engage diverse audiences, influencers offer a unique opportunity to promote health-related messages, shape behaviors, and encourage healthier lifestyles.

One by one:
Target Covid-19 Tanzania campaign
A campaign launched in March 2020 by ATNM with an aim of raising awareness of Covid-19 in Tanzania. The project was first introduced when the pandemic was at its peak.
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WATER AID
Water Aid was a six-week campaign together with Prism communication and WaterAid Tanzania, with the aim of reducing new COVID-19 cases and raising awareness of climate changes, causes and its effects to the environment.
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TANZANIA IKO TAYARI
A vaccine uptake campaign emphasizing on the leave no one behind immunization agenda. Its aim was to support the government of the United Republic of Tanzania through the ministry of health to President’s Office Regional Administration and Local Government in collaboration with Partners and other stakeholders
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AU BINGWA
The AU COVID-19 Bingwa initiative was a campaign centred around the strategy of “leaving no one behind”. ATNM partnered with various organisations such as the African Union and Africa CDC. It focused on encouraging the youth on getting vaccinated and encouraged them to encourage others to do so.
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UMENAWA CAMPAIGN
ATNM together with Water Aid came together to introduce the umenawa campaign. Its main purpose was to emphasize hygiene in primary schools. This was done through painting mural walls covering a square meter area of 2 by 2,4.
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WORLD NTD DAY
World NTD is a global movement to combat Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTD) with a global theme of unite, act and eliminate. ATNM was engaged by managing social media channels to combat NTD’s using various African influential figures.
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