Funding Sources for Contraceptives in Tanzania: An Overview

Dec 03, 2025

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This document outlines the funding structure for contraceptives in Tanzania as of May 2010. It highlights that the public sector accounted for 82% of total contraceptive costs, primarily supported by the Government of Tanzania (GOT), Basket Funds, Global Fund (GF), and USAID. NGOs and faith-based organizations mainly supply contraceptives through the public sector. A small portion (18%) comes from social marketing initiatives like T-MARC and PSI, while private market contributions are negligible. The report also discusses the effectiveness of the method mix and various funding sources.

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Funding Sources for Contraceptives in Tanzania: An Overview

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Funding Contraceptives in Tanzania May 28, 2010
Sources of Contraceptive Funding • Public Sector: (2008 = 82% of total cost) • GOT, Basket Funds, GF (condoms), USAID • GOT/Basket/GF ≈ 80% USAID ≈ 20% • NGOs/FBOs: • Primarily supplied through Public Sector • Social Marketing: (2008 = 18% of total cost) • T-MARC: USAID • PSI: Dutch Embassy, KfW, Global Fund, Anon. Donor • USAID ≈ 40% Others ≈ 60% • “Pure” Private: (< 1% of total cost) • Very small market share, mainly condoms