An Act to apply the Consolidated Fund to public service for the year ending, 30 June 2005.

An Act to provide for the regulation of the permanent transfer of land and the leasing of land.

An Act to repeal the Fisheries Act, 1988 and to enact better provisions related to the management and development of fisheries in the internal and Territorial Waters of Zanzibar and matters connected therewith and incidental thereto.

An Act to provide for the establishment of a regulatory framework for warehouse receipts, to provide for licensing procedures of warehouses provide for other related matters.

The objective of this National Trade Policy is to enable Tanzania to identify ways and means of navigating through a viable and steady path towards competitive export-led growth for the realization of the goal of poverty eradication.

The overall vision of Tanzania’s NAPA is to identify immediate and urgent climate change adaptation actions that are robust enough to lead to long-term sustainable development in a changing climate. it will also identify climate change adaptation activities that most effectively reduce the risks that a changing climate poses to sustainable development.

This policy aims to realize the goals and objectives set out in vision 2025 by extending social security services to the majority of the Tanzanians. The Policy document provides background information on social security, status and challenges of the sector in Tanzania, and the rationale for its formulation.

This is an Act to enforce constitutional rights and duties and other related matters.

This policy aims to consolidate and speed up the implementation of the Women and Gender Development Policy, which strives to redress gender gaps and inequalities between men and women. It also aims to guide implementers to incorporate gender concerns into their policies, plans, strategies and programmes to implement commitments at international, regional and national levels.

The Plan provides insights into the responses of Tanzania to the increasing challenges of development; and outlines what it will take to succeed, and the expected outcomes in delivering sustainable development.

The objectives of these Regulations are to set baseline parameters on air quality and emissions based on several practical considerations and acceptable limits; enforce minimum air quality standards prescribed by the National Environmental Standards Committee; help developers such as industrialists to keep abreast with environmentally friendly technologies; and ensure the protection of human health and the environment from various sources of pollution.

The objectives of these regulations are to set limits for soil contaminants in agriculture and habitat; enforce minimum soil quality standards prescribed by the National Environmental Standards Committee; and prescribe measures designed to maintain, restore and enhance the sustainable productivity of the soil.

The objectives of these regulations are to protect human health and conservation of the environment; and enforce minimum water quality standards prescribed by the National Environmental Standards Committee.

This action plan is intended to provide Tanzania’s crop agriculture sub-sector and stakeholders with a roadmap for meeting the most urgent challenges of climate change.

The Strategy provides an overview of the priority nutrition interventions and strategic directions for nutrition for the period July 2009 to June 2015. It provides a framework for sustainable improvements in nutrition that are based on scientific evidence and input obtained from the community to the national levels.

An Act to amend the Public-Private Partnership Act, Cap. 103 to make better provisions intended to smoothen supervision and coordination of public-private partnership projects and to amend the Tanzania Investment Act, Cap. 38 and the Public Procurement Act.

These regulations apply in Tanzania Mainland.

These regulations apply to sales meters.

An Act to control civil arms and ammunition in the United Republic

These regulations apply to all foods which are unfit for human consumption or suspected of being unfit for human consumption or any food which is condemned by a Court under section 34(4) of the Act, or which is in any other way, found by an inspector to be manufactured, imported, distributed, sold, offered or exposed for sale, contrary to any of the provisions of the Act or these Regulations.