The overall objective of the health policy in Tanzania is to improve the health and well-being of all Tanzanians, with a focus on those most at risk, and to encourage the health system to be more responsive to the needs of the people.

These guidelines set a framework to facilitate implementation of Nursing code of conduct that stipulates professional practices. It emphasises adherence to the set out conventional principles and expectations that are binding to all nurses and midwives in Tanzania. It also guides the professionals so as to attain acceptable standards expected of them when discharging their responsibilities (TNMC, 2015).

This plan outlines the key technical and supportive strategies in the fight against malaria for the period 2015 – 2020. It describes the comprehensive SME platform with its goal and objectives (chapter 1), the core malaria indicators and the available information system in place to collect them (chapter 2), the necessary data management framework (chapter 3) and the implementation arrangements (chapter 4).

This document describes the aims of the Tanzanian National Tuberculosis and Leprosy Programme (NTLP); describes the strategy and activities of NTLP; describes the organizational structure of NTLP; explains the burden of leprosy in Tanzania; describes leprosy elimination goal and strategies; identifies individual roles in the management and control of leprosy.

An Act to regulate the law relating to marriage, personal and property rights as between husband and wife, separation, divorce and other matrimonial reliefs and other related matters.

The main objective of MPDSR is to provide information, recommendations and actions to be taken so as to eliminate preventable maternal and perinatal deaths at health facilities in Tanzania.

These Regulations may be cited as the Microfinance (Savings and Credit Cooperative Societies) Regulations, 2019. These Regulations apply to all microfinance service providers under Tier 3.

This regulation applies to microfinance service providers under Tier 4 registered to undertake microfinance business under the Act.

This regulation applies to all microfinance service providers under Tier 2.

The main objective of this programme is to accelerate provision of quality primary health care services to all by 2012. It aims to rehabilitate infrastructure through the upgrade and establishment of facilities at primary level to ensure equity and access of quality health care to all Tanzanians.

This policy is applicable to all ministry’s ICT related resources and services. Its purpose is to facilitate the efficient and effective use of ICT resources in the ministry.

This policy is applicable to all users (internal and external), employees, staffs, vendors and any other stakeholder of MoFP infrastructure and information systems. It provide the direction and commitment to deal with ICT security issues on protecting ICT assets from loss or misuse and ensure integrity, confidentiality and availability of Ministry of Finance and planning data.

This ICT Strategic Plan has the purpose to provide direction and guidance for sustainable development through the systematic application of ICT practices as well as focus on better improvement, faster and more secure services to the Ministry and government as a whole.

The core plan of the National Strategic Plan (NSP) contains the overall goal for 2015-2020 – to reduce the tuberculosis epidemic and burden and Leprosy disabilities in Tanzania and describes 7 objectives, together with strategic interventions. The M&E plan has two main parts. The purpose of the first part is to describe how, using the National TB and Leprosy Programme (NTLP) M&E system, impact on progress of the TB epidemic in Tanzania will be charted. In the second part, the Monitoring & Evaluation (M&E) plan addresses the strengths and weaknesses of the current M&E system.

This document provides an overview of the economic performance; potential financing sources; debt management strategies.

This report summarises the findings, assessment and recommendations of the Mid Term Review (MTR) of Tanzania’s Third Health Sector Strategic Plan (HSSP III) for the period July 2009–June 2015.

This document provides for the action plan for the environmentally sound management of the common Zambezi river system.

The Contracting Parties established the Lake Victoria Fisheries Organization (referred to as “the Organization” in this document). The objectives of the Organization shall be to foster cooperation among the Contracting Parties, harmonize national measures for the sustainable utilization of the living resources of the Lake and to develop and adopt conservation and management measures.