Title
Health Basket Fund (Phase3)
Duration
2022-2024
Site
Dodoma region
Participant / Implementing Agency
MoHCDGEC
Objective
Strengthening the Tanzanian mainland health system in particular Primary Health Care
Project for e-health system expansion in the Dodoma Region of Tanzania
2021-2025
PO-RALG
- To eccelerate increased access, improved quality, effective and efficient health care to all Tanzanians through digitally-enabled transformation of the health system
- To strengthen the health system/reduce maternal and newborn mortality through the use of digital technologies for strengthend health information systems, improved financial management, efficient supply chain management of health commodities and improved quality of health services delivery
Project for Improved Maternal and Neonatal Healthcare through Strengthening Comprehensive Emergency Maternal Obstetric and Newborn Care (CEmONC)
2019-2023
Dodoma Region
Participant
Implementing Agency
UNICEF
To increase availability of quality CEmONC services at CEmONC health centres in four target districts
To improve the capacity of health workers workers in CEmONC healthcenters in 4 target districs to provide quality CEmONC services
To strengthen the safe blood transfusion system to support CEmONC services in Dodoma region
THE HEALTH BASKET FUND
The Health Basket is a funding mechanism initiated in 1999 as part of the Government of Tanzania’s decision to pursue a sector wide approach (SWAp) in the health sector. The basket is funded by a number of Development Partners Group Tanzania (DPG-TZ) that pools un-earmarked resources to support the implementation of the Health Sector Strategic Plan IV (2015-2020). In 2016, KOICA reached one of its milestones by joining the Health Basket Fund (HBF). KOICA contributed to the HBF for the 2016/17 Government fiscal year, which is guided by the Health Basket Memorandum of Understanding (2015-2020) and is funded by World bank, Canada, Denmark, Ireland, Switzerland, , and UNICEF. The Health Basket Fund currently supports all 184 districts of Tanzania mainland using a specific allocation formula that takes into consideration local needs, equity , the population of the district and area of coverage. This model has significant benefits, including a more efficient and effective use of aid resources, greater flexibility in financing activities, maximization of coordination of activities within the sector, and greater ease in aligning with the Government’s public financial and economic management.
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Fluorine treatment business for drinking water in Arusha, Tanzania
2020-2024
Arusha
O2&B
Reducing poverty and improving quality of life by solving water issues in Tanzania
Community-based Project for Sustainable and Comprehensive Health Care Services for Mothers and Newborns in Chanika
2021-2024
Dar es Salaam
MediPeace
Strengthening the continuous capacity of high-quality maternal and child health infection control in Chanika Hospital, Improving health care awareness in Chanika and the regional community.
Prevention of Blindness through Strengthening the Comprehensive Eye Health System in Tanzania
2020-2022
Pwani
VisonCare
To deliver sustainable and comprehensive eye health services, lead to improvement in quality of life for the people in Tanzania.
Kome Island, Tanzania, Health Promotion of Elementry school students through Environmental Improvement of Community Health and Sanitation
Kome Island, Mwanza
GoodNeighbors International
Promoting the health of Elementry school through the improvement of health environment in the community of Kome, Tanzania
Karatu Integrated Health and WASH Project
WorldVisionKorea
Reduced number of maternal and under five caes and death in Karatu district by 2022
Community Based Neonatal Infection Prevention and Control and Capacity Building Project in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
Tanzania Itilima district NTD Elimination Project
Simiyu Region, Itilima District
Elimination of SCH(Schistosomiasis) & STH(Soil Transmitted Helminthes) in Itilima district
Towards a Cholera Free Nation
Zanzibar
To contribute to cholera elimination in Zanzibar, Tanzania
