These regulations may be cited as the Fisheries (Inland Waters) Regulations. 1981 and will be read as one with the Fisheries (General) Regulations 1973. Among others, it emphasizes that no person shall use “Katuli” for fishing.

These Regulations provide for the classification, fee rates for permits, licences or certificates for felling trees, collecting forest produce and other services.

This Act provides for the basic law concerning land other than the village land, the management of land, settlement of disputes and related matters.

An Act to make provision for the establishment of Labour Institutions specifying their functions, powers and duties and other related purposes.

The Energy and Water Utilities Regulatory Authority (EWURA) Strategic Plan is aimed at contributing to national development efforts to make Tanzania become a middle-income country by 2025; meeting the demand of stakeholders by extending its reach through establishment of more zonal offices and strengthening the existing ones; keeping pace with new changes of service provision in the regulated sectors by promoting the application of technology in conducting its business and; facilitating and enhancing private sector consultation.

These laws are applicable within the whole area of jurisdiction of the Moshi Municipal Council. It provides regulations for planning and maintaining trees and the protection of vegetables.

These laws apply throughout the area of jurisdiction of the Moshi Municipal Council. It revokes the Moshi Municipal Council (Animal in Urban Area) Bylaws, 1986.

This Plan sets out livestock-sector investment interventions better genetics, feed and health services, and complementary policy support which could help meet the ASDP II targets by improving productivity and total production in the key livestock value chains of poultry, pork, red meat and milk, and dairy.

This Act shall, without prejudice to the authority of the Revolutionary Government of Zanzibar over ownership and control of its national wealth and resources by the Constitution and the laws of Tanzania Zanzibar about natural wealth and resources, apply to Mainland Tanzania as well as Tanzania Zanzibar

This Act shall, without prejudice to the authority of the Revolutionary Government of Zanzibar over ownership and control of its national wealth and resources by the Constitution and the laws of Tanzania Zanzibar about natural wealth and resources, apply to Mainland Tanzania as well as Tanzania Zanzibar.

The Written Laws specified in various Parts of this Act are amended in the manner specified in their respective Parts. Some of the Acts include Amendment of the Budget Act, (CAP. 439), Amendment of the Bankruptcy Act, (Cap. 25) and Amendment of the Land Act, (Cap. 113).

This document provides the Fisheries (Restriction on Trawling in Lake Victoria) Regulations.

This document provides regulations for fishing in the marine reserve, control of entry, preservation of marine reserve, control of the marine operation, handling of boats in the marine reserve and use and possession of fishing equipment prohibited.

This document provides for tourist’s and visitor’s permits, crater and camper’s permits, gorge permits, official guide, professional guide and safari attendant to act as guides, permit to act as a guide or safari attendant, certificate of residence, among others.

An Act to make provisions enabling the establishment and operation of semi-autonomous Executive Agencies within the ambit of Government Ministries to provide public services in selected areas more efficiently and effectively and for related matters.

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.