This National Multisectoral Nutrition Action Plan (NMNAP) covers the five years between 2016/17 and 2020/21. It is the implementation plan for the 2016 National Food and Nutrition Policy (FNP) and its ten-years Implementation Strategy (2015/162025/26). It is an evidence-based “double duty action” multisectoral action plan to address the unacceptably high levels of malnutrition in Tanzania in all its forms – both undernutrition and the increasing burden of diet-related non-communicable diseases (DRNCDs) such as for overweight, obesity and diabetes.

The framework highlights the strength, weaknesses, opportunities and challenges of the existing AMR/AMU governance system in the country. In this framework, priority pathogens and antimicrobial agents for surveillance purposes have been identified based on prevalence, incidence levels, zoonotic and foodborne illness potential and pathogenicity. In addition, the identified priority organisms have shown the potential to develop or are known to have developed antimicrobial resistance that is of concern to human, animal, crop and environmental health.

The general objective of this policy is to ensure forest and tree resources are well conserved, managed and utilized sustainably to meet the current and future demands.

The overall objective of this policy is to ensure that the agricultural marketing infrastructure is improved and developed to, among others, reduce post-harvest losses for agricultural products.

This document is designed to achieve a reduced post-harvest loss along the commodity value chains, which adequately rewards the actors and sufficiently contributes to national food and nutrition security and the economy.

The general objective of this policy is to ensure forest and tree resources are well conserved, managed and utilized sustainably to meet the current and future demands.

The overall goal of the National Forest Policy is to enhance the contribution of the forest sector to the sustainable development of Tanzania and the conservation and management of its natural resources for the benefit of present and future generations.

This policy aims to integrate food and nutrition activities undertaken by various sectors and to enable each sector to play its part in the elimination of the malnutrition problem.

The overall goal for Zanzibar Agriculture Sector Policy is to promote sustainable development of the agricultural sector for economic, social and environmental benefits for its people.

The overall goal of the National Forest Policy is to enhance the contribution of the forest sector to the sustainable development of Tanzania and the conservation and management of its natural resources for the benefit of present and future generations.

This policy provides strategies for protecting biological diversity, strategies for ensuring that wildlife conservation competes with other forms of land use, strategies for integrating wildlife conservation and rural development, among others.

The overarching goal of the second generation Zanzibar’s Youth Employment Action Plan (ZYEAP II) is to contribute to full and more productive employment of the youth in Zanzibar.

These Regulations apply to all animal and plants species listed in all three CITES Appendices.

This policy was designed in consideration that water supply and sanitation is critical for poverty reduction and better quality of life. The main components of this policy include water resource management, rural water supply, urban water supply, and sanitation.

This document constitutes laws of guardianship. guardianship of an absentee heir, guardianship of children, guardianship of a person who cannot support himself, guardianship of the family and property of a man who is travelling on a long journey, among others.

An Act to declare the jurisdiction of the High Court and courts subordinate thereto and to apply and recognise certain laws.

An Act to repeal the Immigration Act, 1972, and the Immigration Control Decree of Zanzibar and to enact in one Law provisions for the control of immigration into the United Republic and for matters incidental to or connected with immigration.

An Act to provide for and regulate a supply of water to the public.

This Act amends the Water and Sewerage Authority Act, 1981.

These Guidelines have been prepared to guide, monitor and regulate the operation of water tanker services in the DAWASA Designated Area. The Guidelines governs the supply of clean and safe water by Water Tanker Operators to customers in DAWASA Designated Area where there is limited or no supply of water from DAWASCO.