The Ministry of Health (MoH) of the United Republic of Tanzania is the government body responsible for overseeing the nation’s health sector and shaping healthcare policy. Headquartered in Dodoma, it manages both preventive and curative services—including hospital care, disease control, reproductive and newborn health, pharmaceutical quality, forensic and chemical management, and the integration of traditional medicine into formal care systems.
The ministry also regulates health facilities, coordinates with NGOs and international partners, and spearheads efforts in human resources development, service inspection, and emergency preparedness. Its mission emphasizes providing quality, equitable, accessible, affordable, sustainable, and gender-sensitive health services to all Tanzanians. Organized through several divisions—such as Preventive Services, Curative Services, Human Resources Development, Health Quality Assurance, Social Welfare, and Policy & Planning—the Ministry ensures a comprehensive approach to public health.
It also manages specialized programs like immunization, maternal and child health, mental health, and disease surveillance, often in partnership with WHO and international donors . A key recent initiative includes the launch of the Tanzania Public Health Bulletin, designed to deliver timely, peer-reviewed information on outbreaks, health trends, and best practices to policymakers and practitioners alike.
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