Top diseases in Tanzania
CDC has worked with the United Republic of Tanzania and more than 60 partner organizations since 2001 to address HIV, malaria, and other health threats by helping support service delivery and strengthen health systems and infrastructure. CDC supports HIV care and treatment, HIV counseling and testing, prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV, tuberculosis (TB) services, labs, research, development of the National Blood Transfusion Services, and activities that target key populations most at risk for HIV.
Staff
CDC office (physical presence)
57 Locally Employed
14 Direct Hires
14 Contractors/Fellows
Tanzania at a Glance
Population: 51.82 million
Per capita income: $920
Life expectancy: 64.3 yrs
Under 5 mortality: 48/1000 live births
Source: The World Bank
Top 10 Causes of Death
Source: GBD Compare, 2013
HIV 17%
Lower Respiratory Infections 11%
Malaria 7%
Diarrheal Diseases 6%
Tuberculosis 5%
Cancer 5%
Ischemic Heart Disease 3%
Stroke 3%
STDs 3%
Sepsis 2%
What CDC Is Doing
Impact in Tanzania expanded expanded
Over 197,126 persons are currently receiving HIV treatment; 18,862 pregnant women have received medication to reduce transmission to their babies since 201065,280 boys and men have been circumcised to prevent new HIV infections1996: last case of wild poliovirus was reported in TanzaniaDecrease in malaria from 18% to 10% in children 6-59 months in 2011-2012
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In the News
US impressed by successes recorded on health programmes it supports
FEBRUARY 24, 2016
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