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Public Health in Tanzania
A register of firms and the professionals working at them in the Public Health sector based in Tanzania. Browse the public index, then filter or export on Kipplo.
Companies
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National Institute For Medical Research Nimr - Tanzania
The National Institute for Medical Research (NIMR) is a parastatal organization under the Ministry of Health. NIMR was established by the Parliament Act No. 23 of 1979 and became operational in 1980; holding the following mandates: 1. To carry out and promote the carrying out of health research designed to alleviate disease among the people of Tanzania; 2. To carry out, and promote the carrying out of, medical research into various aspects of local traditional medical practices for the purpose of facilitating the development and application of herbal medicine; 3. In co-operation with the Government or any other person or body of persons, to promote, or provide facilities for, the training of local personnel for carrying out scientific research into medical problems; 4. To monitor, control and co-ordinate medical research carried out within Tanzania, or elsewhere, on behalf of or for the benefit of the Government of Tanzania, and to evaluate the findings of that research; 5. To establish a system of the registration of, and to register, the findings of medical research carried out within Tanzania, and promote the practical application of those findings for the purposes of improving or advancing the health and general welfare of the people of Tanzania; 6. To establish and operate systems of documentation and dissemination of information on any aspect of the medical research carried out by or on behalf of the institute; 7. Carry out, and promote the carrying out of, research and investigation into the causes and the ways of controlling and preventing the occurrence in Tanzania of particular diseases or a category of them. In co-operation with the Government or any person or body of persons, carry out and promote the carrying out of, basic, applied and operational research designated to provide effective measures for the control of diseases endemic in Tanzania
501 to 1000 staff
Department Of Public Health, University Of Dodoma
The Department of Public Health and Community Nursing is located in the School of Nursing and Public Health at the University of Dodoma.
11 to 50 staff
Afya Partners Initiative
Afya Partners Initiatives is a non-governmental organization registered in 2023. Afya Partners Initiative empowers health workers through motivation, integrity, and excellence. Our focus areas include COVID-19, HIV/AIDS, Malaria, TB, GBV, RMNHCAH, nutrition, HIMS, and gender rights. We support tailored interventions to address climate-related health challenges, design low-cost solutions, bolster frontline workers, and improve healthcare for women and families. By integrating evidence-based innovations, we aim to break barriers for vulnerable groups and deliver quality services and education to combat infectious diseases. Additionally, we advocate for policies that strengthen health systems and conduct research to validate interventions for evidence-based decision-making, prioritizing healthcare access for women and children and ensuring the availability of essential medicines.
11 to 50 staff
Usaid Kizazi Hodari
Increased use of OVC platforms for pediatric HIV case finding, linkage to treatment and Viral Suppression (VS). Increased access to HIV prevention, violence prevention and response services for OVC and Youth. Improved socio-economic capacity of at risk adolescent girls and young women (AGYW) and OVC caregivers.
501 to 1000 staff
National Blood Transfusion Service
Official page for National blood Transfusion Service-Tanzania under Ministry of Health
201 to 500 staff
Tanzania Sickle Cell Disease Alliance Tsda
We are an institution created to unite all organisations and people working in Sickle Cell Disease in Tanzania
1 to 10 staff
Apotheker Tanzania
Apotheker Health Access Initiative (Apotheker) is a Tanzanian NGO that aims to improve people’s health and wellbeing through research, training and services. Apotheker leverages the expertise and experiences of Apotheker Consultancy in strengthening pharmaceutical and health systems in Tanzania, other African countries and Asia.
11 to 50 staff
Afyatoon
AFYATOON is a creator and Developer of digitalized animated health content aiming to deliver vast and wide health information in the simplest, educative, entertaining and mind capturing manner.
1 to 10 staff
Ifakara Health Institute
Ifakara Health Institute (IHI) is one of Africa’s most eminent health research organisations. With a history of more than 50 years, IHI is an independent non-profit organisation, registered in Tanzania and led by Tanzanians. IHI enjoys collaborations with world-renowned centres of tropical health research. With a staff of 450, including 25 PhD scientists, IHI publishes over 100 articles per year in peer-reviewed journals. IHI conducts a wide range of health-related research, covering areas such as malaria; neglected and emerging tropical diseases; maternal, neonatal and child health and demography. Disciplinary research groups include biomedical & environmental studies, clinical trials, health-systems research, monitoring and evaluation and policy translation. The organisation has offices in Ifakara, Dar es Salaam and Bagamoyo.
501 to 1000 staff
Ciheb Tanzania
Ciheb Tanzania, a non profit organization formed out of the University of Maryland Baltimore’s (UMB) Tanzania programs. As such, the knowledge, staff, financial and administration systems used over the last 18 years of UMB work in Tanzania supporting over 7 USG and WHO-funded HIV and TB programs in 28 regions and 140 districts with a portfolio of over $30 million and 60 staff was transitioned to CIHEB-Tanzania. As an offspring of UMB’s Tanzania program, Ciheb-Tanzania, inherited the longstanding expertise, experience and skills of Technical assistance & continuous quality improvement. Our Outcomes & Evaluation department that has been overseeing the Continuous Quality Improvement activities in the previous and existing projects is playing a key role in ensuring that patients are receiving Quality of care. Our Mission is to implement Public Health programs that aim to improve Public Health in Tanzania and promote innovations that enhance the efficiency & effectiveness of health care services and delivery. Ciheb-Tanzania's objectives are: 1)To promote strengthening of health systems, quality service delivery and technical assistance for the provision of high-quality clinical care and service delivery in Tanzania.(2)To promote and enhance health service education, healthcare, water and sanitation for improvement of health, fight against diseases and well-being of the people.(3)Advocate Implementation of programs with the highest regard to integrity, health professional skills, technical quality and sound fiscal management. We always seek to reduce bottlenecks that impend quality service delivery, improve data quality and use of data for decision making. Ciheb Tanzania-"Improving the human condition"
51 to 200 staff
Dash
Annually, 1.2 million adolescents die prematurely due to preventable or treatable causes, while many more suffer from poor health and disability. A high share of the global mortality and morbidity burden in adolescence occurs in Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA). Adolescence is also a critical stage of life when important physical, cognitive and social developments take place, and critical behaviors related to diet, exercise, alcohol and tobacco use, violence and sexual behavior are developed. These developments and behaviors determine and shape behaviors well into adulthood and, with it, long- term health outcomes. Improving adolescent health, therefore, is paramount for achieving the Sustainable Development Goals and creating healthy societies. DASH brings together researchers working in population health and epidemiology, public health, health economics, health systems research, implementation science, design research, and intervention and policy evaluation from seven countries in SSA – Burkina Faso, Ethiopia, Ghana, Nigeria, South Africa, Tanzania, Uganda – and Germany. The DASH collaboration builds upon an established research network on adolescent health in SSA. The overarching and long- term goal for DASH is to boost adolescent health in SAA through rigorous population-based intervention and policy research. The Africa Research, Implementation Science, and Education (ARISE) network was established in 2014 by the Africa Academy for Public Health (AAPH) as a response to a clear and compelling need for greater, more sustainable public health capacity in Africa. A collaborative effort between leading member institutions from nine Sub-Saharan African institutions, Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, and Heidelberg Institute of Global Health, ARISE serves as a platform for robust research and cutting-edge education in the region. The DASH project is comprised of Network partners from seven Sub-Saharan African Countries, the US, and Germany.
11 to 50 staff
Management And Development For Health Mdh
Management and Development for Health,(MDH) is an indigenous Tanzanian non-Governmental Organisation. MDH’s work is primarily in public health service and research in Tanzania and the world at large. MDH works with an extensive network of partners and collaborators, throughout Tanzania and internationally - including CBOs, CSOs, NGOs, Government institutions, academic, research institutions, private and business entities, and donor agencies. MDH’s core business encompasses design, implementation and evaluation of programs and research in: Communicable diseases (including HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis (TB) and malaria); Chronic non-communicable diseases; Reproductive, maternal, newborn and child health (RMNCH); Nutrition; Health Information Systems (HIS), Health System Strengthening (HHS) and others Strengthening (HHS) and others
201 to 500 staff
Wajamama Zanzibar
WAJAMAMA is a grassroots, women-led organization based in Zanzibar that is transforming reproductive, maternal, and child health–starting locally and designed for broader relevance across sub-Saharan Africa. By combining direct service delivery with government partnerships and capacity building, WAJAMAMA is transforming the way maternal and child health services are delivered and is now poised to scale its proven model through national and regional systems. Through the Group Care Model (GCM), women receive clinical services, peer support, and facilitated health education in trusted group settings–from pregnancy through postpartum–while the Healthcare Workforce Development (HWD) program equips nurse-midwives with evidence-based training, clinical mentorship, and trauma-informed care. In partnership with the Ministry of Health, WAJAMAMA is expanding this model to 58 facilities, training 500 providers, and reaching women and babies with high-quality, equitable care over the next five years. Designed for national integration and eventual replication across borders in sub-Saharan Africa, WAJAMAMA’s model strengthens health systems, builds local capacity, and enables a pathway to scale high-quality, equitable maternal and child health services across the region.
11 to 50 staff
Afredac
Afredac is a Pan-African peer-to-peer consultancy that pioneers and facilitates local excellence and crafts impactful health research and data science solutions in Africa. Our commitment is to enhance evidence-based public health practices by fostering community engagement, leveraging technology, and disseminating knowledge. Our services focus on- Community-centric Impact - Technological advancements - Enhancing evidence-based public health decision-making - Pan-African collaboration - Global impact.
1 to 10 staff
East Central And Southern Africa Health Community
The East, Central and Southern Africa Health Community (ECSA-HC) is an inter-governmental health organization that fosters and promotes regional cooperation in health among member states. Member states of the ECSA Health Community are Kenya, Lesotho, Malawi, Mauritius, Eswatini, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia and Zimbabwe.
51 to 200 staff
Africaphsn Tanzania Nwg
Africa Public Health Student Network Initiative (AfricaPHSN) is a youth-led organization established in 2022. It connects youths of medical and health sciences discipline with public health interest. We provide pre-service education to Africa’s future health care providers and employ their efforts in developing brilliant initiatives as a means to improve Africa’s public health system through various advocacies, research and voluntary support of our public health professionals in Africa. OUR MISSION Africa Public Health Student Network Initiative is a community of students in medical and health related fields. Our mission is to create a platform where future health professionals interested in public health can come together to learn, advocate and conduct quality research to improve the field of public health in Africa.
501 to 1000 staff
Asasi Ya Uwezeshaji Tanzania
Asasi ya Uwezeshaji Tanzania – ASUTA is a non-profit organization established in 2008 and formally registered Aug 2010 Reg: as a Community-Based Organization working with key and vulnerable populations, children, women, and orphanages. Vision Aims to Empowered Society with Sustainable Development Mission Empowerment of the society specifically marginalized groups through improved economy, health education, and cross-cutting issues to achieve the best quality of life.
11 to 50 staff
Tanzania Optometric Association
The mission of the Tanzania Optometric Association is to represent, promote, and advance the profession of optometry in Tanzania by creating an excellent professional environment that fosters success and enhances the delivery of comfortable, high-quality optometric eye care services to the public.
11 to 50 staff
Tanzania Society Of Pediatric Nurses
Tanzania with a population of about 62 million people is ranking number 4 in Africa continent. Tanzania belongs to income group of lower middle income countries. More than 45% of Tanzania population is children with less than 15 years old. Tanzania Society of Pediatric Nurses (TSPN) is an association initiated by pediatric nurses from Tanzania mainland and Zanzibar, aimed at building a strong multisectoral network among pediatric nurses, health care providers, and other significant stakeholders involve in child health and wellbeing, through clinical and community services, conducting researches/projects and scientific conferences. Therefore, TSPN by collaborating with Tanzania government and other children stakeholders is mobilizing and utilizing resources to make Tanzania the safest area for children to live.
11 to 50 staff
Udom Health Club
Non-profit association at the university of Dodoma (UDOM) aiming at promoting health and wellbeing.
501 to 1000 staff
Babymoon Africa
Creating beautiful infant carrying solutions that monitor child health and development seamlessly, Babymoon makes attachment parenting easy. By promoting Kangaroo Care and empowering local healthcare providers, we strive to make a lasting impact on the health and well-being of families across Africa.
1 to 10 staff
Tanzania Sicklecell Warriors Organisation Tasiwa
Tasiwa was established for the purpose of advocating for sickle cell disease in order to improve Lives of people living with with sickle cell disease in Tanzania.#tasiwa Raises awareness about the #sicklecell disease and helps famillies affected by it #Tasiwa encourages the community to test their genotypes ifor them to be advised accordingly in order to reduce the the number of children born with sickle cell disease in Tanzania and also #breaking #sicklecellCircle #Tasiwa also mobilizes the community to freely donate blood for serving lives, especially the sickle cell patients
1 to 10 staff
Plateai Company
PlateAI is a nutrition planning and management platform built to help nutrition professionals deliver consistent, clinically aligned care at scale, while enabling individuals to follow realistic, healthy eating plans rooted in their local food environment. For professionals (Manager), PlateAI reduces manual workload and improves service quality by standardizing meal planning and client management without removing professional judgment. This allows nutritionists and clinics to save time, serve more clients, and maintain consistency across cases. Key value for professionals- Clinically approved meal recommendations aligned with health conditions and goals - Faster plan generation and client follow-up, enabling scale without quality loss - Localization logic: plans reflect foods actually available in the client’s locality For individuals (Planner), PlateAI provides structured access to professional guidance, helping users stick to healthy eating over time rather than short-term dieting. Meal plans are personalized to preferences, health needs, and availability, using familiar Tanzanian foods. The platform is built on a simple rule: if it’s near you, it’s in here, reducing friction between recommendations and real purchasing decisions, and supporting long-term adherence to healthier diets.
1 to 10 staff
Remote Care Research Organization
Our vision is to revolutionise rural health care by ensuring universal access to comprehensive services, preventative care and health education and fostering healthier commumities.
51 to 200 staff
