Summary
TThe project aims to reduce mother and child morbidity and mortality rates as well as general morbidity and mortality rates in Tanzania. To achieve this, the project takes an integrated approach in investing in infrastructural works, medical equipment and capacity building in 37 selected public hospitals at different levels.Location
Tanzania MainlandSector
Life Sciences & HealthApplicant
Ministry of FinanceCompetent Authority
Ministry of Health and Social WelfareParties Involved
Philips HealthcareProject number
ORIO09/TZ/05Total project cost / Total ORIO Grant amount
23,000,000 Euro / 11,944,610 EuroStatus project
Implementation PhaseThe project is defined as the improvement of diagnostic and surgical services at municipal, regional hospitals and tertiary (referral and specialized) hospitals through provision of medical equipment and infrastructure, preventive and corrective maintenance, training and technical assistance. The project focuses specifically on mother and neonatal care, improvement of emergency services, operating theatres, intensive care units, high dependence wards, patient monitoring and rehabilitation services.
The project is defined as the improvement of diagnostic and surgical services at 23 municipal and regional hospitals and 8 tertiary (referral and specialized) hospitals through provision of medical equipment and infrastructure, preventive and corrective maintenance, training and technical assistance. The project focuses specifically on mother and neonatal care, improvement of emergency services, operating theatres, intensive care units, high dependence wards, patient monitoring and rehabilitation services.
The project contributes to:
- strengthening the Referral System, making it more efficient and effective at all levels;
- reducing the lack of specialized services in diagnostics, operating theatres and maternity care;