Gara qabiyyeetti utaali

Bu'uura ragaa

Waggaan kudhan raawwii akkam akka fakkaatu

Aangoon kun seenaa biyyaa galmaa'e irratti hundaa'a. Boqonnaan 1.3 Karoora Karaa wanta Taanzaaniyaan ijaarte, wanta jijjiirame, fi barnoonni kamfaa akka dabarfamu ni kaa'a.

Seenaa Taanzaaniyaa
104
du'a haadholii dhaloota lubbuu qabeessa 100,000'tti, akka gabaafametti — qorannoo 2015/16 fi 2022 gidduutti 556 irraa gadi bu'eTanzania Demographic and Health Survey and Malaria Indicator Survey, 2022
A mother standing outside her home holding her wrapped newborn, smiling at the camera

Moodela Taanzaaniyaa

Hoggansa siyaasaa, invastimantiin kan wal-simate

The Roadmap builds on Tanzania’s sustained journey of political leadership, accountability, health system reform and investment in maternal, newborn and child health. Over more than a decade, Tanzania strengthened primary health care, infrastructure, referral systems, workforce, community systems, commodities, digital platforms and financing.

The President, in a surgical gown and mask, greeting a mother resting with her newborn in a maternity ward

Wanti jijjiirame

Bu'aalee gabaafaman

  1. Maternal mortality ratio

    556104

    per 100,000 live births
    2015/16 to 2022 TDHS

  2. Neonatal mortality

    2624

    per 1,000 live births
    2010 to 2022

  3. Facility deliveries

    51%81%

    of births
    2010 to 2022

  4. Skilled birth attendance

    49%85%

    of births
    2010 to 2022

Wanti ijaarame

Bu'uuraalee, hojjettootaa fi sirnoota hawaasaa

Health facilities
Network expanded from approximately 10,000 to 13,700 facilities by March 2026, including 119 district hospitals, 649 health centres and more than 2,700 dispensaries constructed.
Comprehensive emergency obstetric and newborn care
Health centres providing CEmONC increased from 115 in 2015 to approximately 630 in 2026.
Comprehensive neonatal care units
Increased from 14 in 2018 to 438 in 2026, with a further 61 in advanced plans for construction.
Health workforce
Increased by approximately 70 per cent since 2022. The Samia Scholarship Programme supported nearly 3,000 health professionals in mid-cadre, specialist and super-specialist training.
Community health workers
The Integrated Community Health Workers Programme has trained more than 13,000 community health workers since 2024, towards a national ambition of more than 137,000 by 2030.

Fooyya'iinsa sirnaa

Malawwan jijjiirama duuba jiran

Jiongeze Tuwavushe Salama
Launched in 2018 by H.E. Dr. Samia Suluhu Hassan, then Vice President — the Go the Extra Mile campaign for accountability to save the lives of mothers and newborns, linking regional and district leadership to measurable health outcomes.
National RMNCH Scorecard
Introduced in 2014, strengthening performance tracking and accountability.
m-Mama
Strengthened emergency transport and referral.
One Plan III
The national RMNCAH service delivery and readiness framework.
MPDSR and digital systems
Maternal and Perinatal Death Surveillance and Response alongside digital performance monitoring, strengthening data use and accountability.
Financing reforms
The Health Basket Fund, Direct Health Facility Financing, results-based financing, the National Health Insurance Fund and the Universal Health Insurance Act of 2023 connected national priorities, financing and frontline delivery.

Barnoota

Wanti dabarfamu

  1. 01

    Political leadership has greater impact when linked to measurable accountability.

  2. 02

    Strong primary health care and community systems connect households to prevention, early identification, referral and follow-up, particularly for underserved populations.

  3. 03

    Increased access must be matched by quality, emergency readiness and functional referral.

  4. 04

    Infrastructure must be matched by competent health workers, essential medicines, blood, oxygen, functioning equipment and reliable supply chains.

  5. 05

    Data must lead to action — evidence that identifies gaps, assigns responsibility, guides correction and tracks performance.

Ibsa barbaachisaa tokko

The Roadmap does not seek to replicate Tanzania’s model. Member States retain ownership and determine the interventions required by their epidemiologic patterns, health system capacity, financing environment and national priorities. Through the Tanzania Continental Hub for South–South Exchange, Tanzania will contribute its experience while learning from other AU Member States.

Qaawwa raawwii

Tarsiimoo dhabuu miti

Rakkoon ijoo Afrikaa RMNCAH keessatti dursa biyyaa gara tarkaanfii maallaqa qabuu fi raawwiif qophaa'etti hiikuu dadhabuu dha. Dhimmoonni invastimantii dursa kennuu ni deeggaru, garuu yeroo hunda gara baajata waggaa, karoora hojii naannoo kan gatiin isaa shallagame, argannoo meeshaalee amanamaa yookaan sirna ergaa hojjetutti hin hiikaman.

Qorannoo gabatee Africa CDC, Adoolessa 2026. 2030'tti, biyyoonni miseensotaa deeggaraman dursa biyyaa tarkaanfii waggaa fi naannoo kan gatiin isaa shallagame, maallaqa jiru, itti gaafatamummaa ifatti ramadame fi qorannoo raawwii idilee waliin walitti qabsiisan qindeessa raawwiif qophaa'e qabaachuu qabu.

Biyyoota miseensotaa 55 hunda keessatti haala dhimma invastimantii RMNCAH

Dhimma invastimantii — current/active
28
Requires updating or renewal
12
Broader/de facto national arrangement
5
No standalone investment case
10

Dursa biyyootaa

Akkamitti deeggarsi qajeelfamu

Dursi kennuun bakka deeggarsi teeknikaa cimaan, deeggarsi maallaqaa fi deeggarsi raawwii kakaasaan itti ramadaman qajeelcha. Sadarkaa biyyaa yeroo dheeraa miti, hirmaannaa Karoora Karaa keessattis hin murteessu.

  • Ba'aa du'a haadholii, daa'imman haaraa fi dhaloota du'aa, fi fageenya galmawwan SDG 3.1 fi 3.2 irraa
  • Karaa fi saffisa guddinaa
  • Walitti qabamuu du'aa, wal-qixxummaa dhabuu fi qaawwa qophaa'ummaa tajaajilaa, sadarkaa naannoottis dabalatee
  • Daangaa raawwii fi sirna fayyaa
  • Qaawwa maallaqaa
  • Qophaa'ummaa biyyaa fi humna deeggarsi kakaasaan bu'aa dabalataa madaalamuu danda'u uumuu