These regulations are to ensure compliance and enforcement on manufacturing, importation and use of plastic sachets for packaging distilled and other alcoholic beverages in Tanzania.

This document list the steps for environmental impact assessment and environmental audit in Tanzania.

The objectives of these guidelines are to raise awareness on sustainable consumption in Tanzania; to influence behavioural change that will help curb unsustainable consumption; and to guide consumers to make informed decision that will help foster sustainable consumption in Tanzania.

These guidelines are for national cleanliness and are written in the local language.

These regulations specify the fees for environmental impact assessment of different sectors in Tanzania.

These regulations apply to the establishment of the Environmental Experts Advisory Committee; the registration of environmental experts; practising of environmental experts; code of conducts for environmental experts; and other general provisions.

The goal of this policy is to bridge the gender gap by integrating gender considerations in the activities and operations of the National Environmental Management Council.

This policy addresses several ICT related issues such as ICT leadership and human capital development, broadband access and infrastructural development, ICT legal and regulatory framework, ICT security and safety standards, e-services and content development, development of the ICT sector, and other cross-cutting issues.

The goal of this policy is to provision of basic postal services and operations in Tanzania, especially in rural and economically disadvantaged areas of the country.

The policy specifies the institutional framework for the development of the communication sector; competition policy; tariff policy; international cooperation; financing of the telecommunication sector; legal framework; and other related issues.

This document constitutes an agreement for the boundary of the territorial waters between Tanzania and Kenya.

This document list the various regulated fees for the Dar Es Salaam Stock Exchange such as the membership and transaction fees.

This handbook of the Dar Es Salaam Stock Exchange (DSE) contains several key guides for the stock exchange including the IPO listing process, DSE functions, DSE membership, basic listing requirements, fee structure, trading system, investors protection, and investors education.

These rules on the stock exchange prescribe the governance of the stock exchange; membership of the exchange; code of business conduct; listing rules for the exchange, listing rules for debt securities; equities trading rules; bond trading rules; central securities depository, mortgaging of securities; settlement of trades; corporate actions and mergers; foreign investors rules; and other general provisions.

These regulations provide a guide on how foreign investors shall participate in the capital markets.

This document is a guide for investment in the Geita region. The document outlines the reasons for investing in the Geita region, regional socio-economic profile, priority investment opportunities in the Geita region, and key investment contact in the Geita region.

This document is a guide for investment in the Zanzibar region. The document outlines the reasons for investing in Zanzibar, investment opportunities, and free economic zones in the Zanzibar region.

This Volume defines the minimum requirements for establishing/operating Hospitals at Level III and IV Hospitals; and Level 3 Clinics.

This document is a guide for investment in the Simiyu region. The document outlines the reasons for investing in the Simiyu region, regional socio-economic profile, priority investment opportunities in the Simiyu region, and key investment contact in the Simiyu region.

This document is a guide for investment in the Arusha District. The document outlines the reasons for investing in the Arusha District, regional socio-economic profile, priority investment opportunities in the Arusha District.