These regulations revoke the Wildlife Conservation (Compounding of Offences) (Forms) Regulations.

These regulations revoke the Certificate of Value of Trophies.

These regulations revoke the Wildlife Conservation (Closed Season) Order, 1974.

These regulations revoke the Wildlife Conservation (Authorized Officers)(Identify Cards) regulations.

This Act makes provisions for the control and eradication of economic and organised crimes and for other related matters.

These regulations may be cited as the Wildlife Conservation (Dangerous Animals Damage Consolation) Regulations, 2011. It provides for the payment of consolation, variation or disapproval of consolation claims, and application form for claim consolation.

These regulations are designed to contribute to the development of the fishing industry.

This is document outlines all fees and other charges payable to the Veterinary Council. It hereby revokes all fees and other charges payable to the Veterinary Council under the Act prior to coming into force of these regulations.

These regulations apply to the importation of fertilizer through the Bulk Procurement System of Fertilizer.

These regulations apply to any type or grade of coffee grown or brought into Tanzania for trade purposes, but do not apply to coffee on transit.

The Strategic Plan provides details of the priority actions, specific objectives, interventions and key activities to be performed for each strategic objective.

These regulations emphasize that no grower of cotton shall grow cotton except dressed cotton seed approved by the provisions of these regulations.

The Fisheries (Amendment) Regulations, 1997 are amended.

This Order states that the reefs located in Tanga, Muheza and Pangani districts whose coordinates are specified in the Schedule to this Order are closed for fishing activities, for the period specified in paragraph 1 of this document.

These By-laws will be applicable within the whole area of the Arusha Municipality

These By-laws emphasizes that the Village Council shall advise, mobilize, support, protect and supervise the water user groups established in the village.

This document provides the Standards (Compulsory Batch Certification of Imports) Regulations.

This policy aims at operationalizing transformation of the agricultural sector into modern, commercial, highly productive, resilient, competitive in the national and international market which leads to achieving food security and poverty reduction, contributing to the realization of Tanzania Development Vision 2025 (TDV) that envisages raising the general standard of living of Tanzanians to the level of a typical medium-income developing country by 2025.

This Plan is a sector-wide approach to plan, coordinate and harmonise the resources needed to accelerate the implementation of existing initiatives and to incorporate new initiatives which address national, regional and sectoral development priorities.

This document is divided into the main text and eight annexes. The main text provides an overview of the relevant policy and strategic frameworks in Tanzania (Section 1), including an overview of agriculture, Government strategies and programmes, as well as the Government and Development Partners’ Joint Assistance Strategy (JAS). Section 2 presents the strategic context and rationale of the programme including key principles and reform elements. The programme is described in Section 3 which summarizes the objectives, phasing, components and costs including a discussion on its integration within the MTEFs. Implementation arrangements (institutional and financial) are discussed under Section 4; Section 5 briefly discusses the benefits and risks of the programme as well as the expected outputs.