The United Republic of TanzaniaTANZANIA IN FIGURES 2012National Bureau of StatisticsMinistry of FinanceJune, 2013Price: TShs. 5,000/
H.E. HON. DR. JAKAYA MRISHO KIKWETEPresident of the United Republic of Tanzania“Slowly but surely poverty is being reduced and prosperity is onincrease. For nearly a decade, Africa has recorded sustainedaverage economic growth rate above six percent”.
THE UNITED REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA, REGIONAL BOUNDARIESPage iSource: National Bureau of Statistics
PREFACETanzania in Figures 2012 is the revised version from the previous booklets,which provides important demographic and social-economic data as wellas numbers of statistical indicators on the United Republic of Tanzania.This document contains data and information from various statisticalpublications compiled by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), SectorMinistries, Government Departments and Agencies (MDAs).The booklet serves as a brief and comprehensive reference for suchstatistical data.Therefore views and feedback are welcome from data users in all sectors atnational level so as to enrich the next edition of Tanzania in Figures.In recognizing the inputs used in the compilation of this booklet, theNational Bureau of Statistics would like to thank all organizations in theGovernment, parastatal and private sector.The National Bureau of Statistics thanks for your continued support andcooperation for the compilation of the future editions of this and otherstatistical publications.This document can also be obtained from the NBS website;www.nbs.go.tz. For more detailed information on the published data,please visit the NBS library.Abbreviations and symbols“-” Data not available“%” a notation for percentPage iiRoundingFigures are rounded off independent of one another and therefore, detailsmay not add to total.
WHAT IS NEWThe 2012 Population and Housing CensusThe 2012 Population and Housing Census (PHC) for the United Republicof Tanzania was carried out on the 26th August, 2012. This was the fifthCensus after the Union of Tanganyika and Zanzibar in 1964.The 2012 Population and Housing Census results show that, Tanzania has apopulation of 44,928,923 of which 43,625,354 is on Tanzania Mainlandand 1,303,569 is in Tanzania Zanzibar.The 2011-2012 Tanzania HIV/AIDS and Malaria Indicator Survey(THMIS)The 2011-12 Tanzania HIV/AIDS and Malaria Indicator Survey (THMIS)was designed to provide up-to-date information on the prevalence of HIVinfection among Tanzanian adults and the prevalence of malaria andanaemia among children under the age five. The 2011-12 THMIS is thetenth national survey carried out as part of the Demographic and HealthSurveys project in Tanzania. It is the third comprehensive survey onHIV/AIDS carried out in Tanzania.A nationally representative sample of 10,967 women aged 15-49 and 8,352men aged 15-49 were interviewed. The response rate for women was 96percent and that for men was 89 percent.Employment and Earnings Survey 2010-2011: Analytical ReportThe Employment and Earnings Survey (EES) report is the only source ofregional information showing the distribution of income, new workersrecruited, current job vacancies and number of employees in the formalsector of employment. Therefore, the need for this report arises from thePage iiiappreciation of information gap that persisted on employment and
earnings. However, due to lack of financial resources, this series wasdiscontinued for sixteen years before being resumed in 2001. This report isthe fourth since 2001 when the EES were re-started.The findings show that a total of 1,362,559 persons were employed in theformal sector in 2011 as compared to 1,276,982 persons in 2010. This wasan increase of 6.7 percent. The proportion of total employment was higherin the private sector (63.1 percent in 2011 and 63.7 percent in 2010) than inthe public sector (36.9 percent in 2011 and 36.3 percent in 2010) for thetwo years.National Panel Survey (NPS)Results from the 2010/11 NPS show that access to electricity had increasedfrom 13 percent to 17 percent between 2008/09 and 2010/11. However, theincrease is not significant particularly in rural areas where access toelectricity was only 5.3 percent.Percentage of Households with Access to ElectricityAreaTanzaniaNPS 2008/09NPS 416.4Dar es Salaam61.168.9Other Urban31.432.6Other Rural2.04.233.939.7ZanzibarSource: National Panel Survey 2010/11Access to safe drinking water in Tanzania is more of an urbanPage ivphenomenon, whereby about 74 percent of urban households have access
to safe drinking water as compared to about 40 percent of their ruralcounterparts.Percentage of Households with Access to Safe Drinking WaterRainy SeasonAreaTanzaniaDry 4450Rural33323340Urban7366737442424349Dar es Salaam78758178Other Urban67626771Other Rural3230323881868084MainlandZanzibarPage vSource: National Panel Survey 2010/11
CONTENTSPreface . iiWhat is new . iiiContents . viBackground Information .1Politics .2Geography .7Millennium Development Goals .16Employment.18Household Budget Surveys .21Population .23HIV Prevalence .31Prevalence of Malaria in Children .34National Accounts.36Foreign Trade .44Manufacturing.45Agriculture .46Electricity .53Transport.54Information and Communication Technology (ICT) .56Public Finance .57Health Facilities .58Education .59Crimes and Road accidents as at December, 2011 and 2012.62Page viTanzania Diplomatic Missions Abroad .63
BACKGROUND INFORMATIONTanganyika became a Sovereign State on 9thDecember, 1961 and aRepublic in 1962. Zanzibar became independent in December, 1963 andthe People’s Republic of Zanzibar was established after the Revolution ofth12 January, 1964. The two Sovereign States formed the United Republicthof Tanzania on 26 April, 1964.The fourth multi-party elections held in October, 2010 brought in HisExcellency Dr. Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete from Chama Cha Mapinduzi(CCM) as the fourth President of the United Republic of Tanzania for thesecond term.Dodoma is the capital city and Dar es Salaam is the major commercialcity. The official currency is Tanzanian Shilling and the national languagePage 1is Kiswahili whilst English is also used in communication.
POLITICSPolitical PartiesRegistered Political Parties as of December, 2012No.Name of the Party01020304Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM)Civic United Front (CUF)Chama cha Demokrasia na Maendeleo (CHADEMA)The Union for Multiparty Democracy (UMD) of Tanzania05National Convention for Construction and Reform (NCCR) Mageuzi060708091011121314151617181920National League for Democracy (NLD)Demokrasia Makini (MAKINI)United People’s Democratic Party (UPDP)National Reconstruction Alliance (NRA)Democratic Party (DP)Tanzania Democratic Alliance (TADEA)Tanzania Labour Party (TLP)The United Democratic Party (UDP)Chama cha Haki na Ustawi (CHAUSTA)Progressive Party of Tanzania (PPT- MAENDELEO)Sauti ya Umma (SAU)Jahazi Asilia (JAHAZI ASILIA)Alliance for Tanzanian Farmers Party (AFP)Chama Cha Kijamii (CCK)Alliance for Democratic Change (ADC)Page 2Source: Office of Registrar of Political Parties
The 2010 General Election ResultsPresidential: United Republic of TanzaniaNo. Name of the CandidateName of the PartyNumber Percentage ofof Votesvalid Votes1Jakaya Mrisho KikweteCCM5,276,8272Wilbrod Peter SlaaCHADEMA2,271,4913Ibrahimu Haruna Lipumba CUF4Peter Mziray Kuga5695,66796,932Mutamwegwa MgaywaPPT– MaendeleoTLP6Dovutwa Y. N DovutwaUPDP13,1767Hashim Spunda .08.31.20.20.20.3100.0Source: National Electoral Commission (NEC)Presidential: Tanzania ZanzibarNo. Name of the candidate1 Ali Mohamed Shein2 Seif Sharif Hamad3 Kassim Bakari Ali4 Haji Khamis Haji5 Said Soud Said6 Ambar Haji KhamisTotalName of thePartyCCMCUFJAHAZI ASILIANRAAFPNCCR - MageuziNumberof Votes179,809176,338803525480363358,318Percentage ofvalid Votes50.249.20.20.10.10.1100.0Page 3Source: Zanzibar Electoral Commission (ZEC)
Parliamentary Members: United Republic of TanzaniaNominated by:Number ofNominatedSeatsPresidentHouse of 25437Source: Parliament of Tanzania Office.Distribution of Members of Parliament by CCMCHADEMACUFNCCR – MAGEUZITLPUDPAttorney General25848364111349Source: Parliament of Tanzania Office.Members of the House of Representatives, 2011Type of MemberElectedReserved for WomenNominated by PresidentAttorney GeneralTotalCCMCUFMale Female Male Female2551313112016221023091010Total50209180Page 4Source: House of Representative office
Tanzania Zanzibar Councilors as at December 2011PartyCCMCUFTotalNumber ofElectedNumber ofNominatedAppointed byMinistersMale l26329Source: Zanzibar Municipal CouncilNumber of Councilors’ Seats each Party Won on 2010 Electionsin Tanzania MainlandNo.Name of the ACHAUSTACUFDPFORDJAHAZI ASILIAMAKININCCR – MAGEUZINLDNRAPPT – MAENDELEOSAUTADEATLPUDPUMDUPDPTotalNo. of Seats2,8033260126100028003002028003,335Page 5Source: National Electoral Commission (NEC)
Distribution of Constituencies in Tanzania by Region as atOctober, 92021ArushaDar es inyangaSingidaTaboraTangaNumber ofConstituencies7891110898671110713987138911Total Constituencies in Tanzania Mainland01Kusini Unguja02Kaskazini Unguja03Mjini Magharibi04Kusini Pemba05Kaskazini Pemba189581999Total Constituencies in Tanzania ZanzibarTotal Constituencies in Tanzania50239Page 6Source: The National Electoral Commission (NEC)
GEOGRAPHYGeographical Location, Boundaries and AreaLocation00Tanzania is located in Eastern Africa between Longitude 29 and 41 East00and Latitude 1 and 12 South.Most Northerly point:MutukulaMost Southerly point:MtalikaMost Westerly point:KigomaMost Easterly point:Msimbati01 01'S &011 32'S &04 52'S &010 21'S &031 25' E037 05' E029 38' E040 26' ETanzania Mainland has frontiers to the following countries:North:Kenya and Uganda;West:Rwanda, Burundi and Democratic Republic of Congo;South West: Zambia and Malawi;South:Mozambique;East:Indian Ocean.Tanzania ZanzibarThe Islands of Zanzibar are situated some 30 kilometers from TanzaniaMainland in the Indian Ocean.Total Area(“000” sq. km)Tanzania Mainland .883.6Tanzania Zanzibar .2.5Major Islands: Tanzania MainlandUkerewe .Mafia .(sq. km)647518Major Islands: Tanzania ZanzibarUnguja .Pemba.(sq. km)1,666988Page 7Land:
Water Bodies and Planted Areas(“000” sq. km)Water Bodies:Tanzania MainlandMajor Lakes:VictoriaTanganyikaNyasaRukwaEyasiOther water bodies on land mass (small lakes,dams, rivers, etc.)Total61.534.913.45.62.81.03.8123.0Total Planted Area, 2007/08Tanzania ZanzibarShort Rainy Season (Vuli)Long Rainy Season (Masika)Million Hectares1.87.0Thousand Hectares14.837.7Page 8Tanzania MainlandShort Rainy Season (Vuli)Long Rainy Season (Masika)
Mountain 1920212223242526272829303132Mount KilimanjaroMount MeruLool MalasinOldeaniLemagrutiMonduliMtorwiMount RungweGelar PeakChaluhangiTembolinKitumbeineMbeyaSalalaUluguru MountainsKimhandoLongidoNgoziRubeho MountainsLuhomberoOloshaLikongoweleLivingstone MountainsNyamlangaShengenaMbogoSeleguKisibaMbizi MountainsMalonjeMahari MountainsUsambara MountainsMeters above Sea 2,4182,3732,300Page 9Source: Ministry of Natural Resources and Tourism
Road NetworkRoad Network (in Kilometers) of Tanzania as of December, 2011Road ClassTrunk roadsRegional roadsDistrict roadsTotalTotal12,78621,10552,58186,472Page 10Source: Ministry of Works
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National Parks and Game ReservesNational waKilimanjaroRubondoKituloMahaleLake ManyaraArushaGombe StreamArea (sq. 044241032511752Source: Ministry of Natural Resources and TourismGame .16.MkomaziKilimanjaroMount MeruIbandaSaa Nane Island1,000900Area (sq. km)50,0009,0008,0006,0005,00030020050Page 12Source: Ministry of Natural Resources and Tourism
Location of Selected Tanzania National Parks and Game ReservesPage 13Source: National Bureau of Statistics, 2011
Monthly Rainfall (mm) for Selected Stations in 2012, Tanzania 20.00.00.00.00.015.8 1.2 .937.198.7Dar es .082.7 171.9MorogoroFeb MarApr MayJun July AugNov DecIringa76.173.980.779.32.78.80.00.00.024.138.3 .7 4 .829.9 228.9Rukwa150.7249.984.134.61.00.00.00.00.04.570.8 190.7 .366.9 4167.7142.0 8 aMara66.577.4Source: Tanzania Meteorological AgencyRegionJanFeb Mar Apr May JunJul AugSep Oct 1.229.930.130.130.731.432.532.333.2Dar es 28.829.930.028.7Page 14Monthly Maximum Temperature ( C) for Selected Stations in 2012,Tanzania Mainland
RegionJanFeb Mar Apr May JunJul AugSep Oct .028.528.328.027.927.828.828.329.728.727.8Source: Tanzania Meteorological AgencyMonthly Minimum Temperature ( C) for Selected Stations in 2012, TanzaniaMainlandRegionJanFeb MarApr MayJunJulAugSepOctNov 21.920.318.518.619.320.421.922.7Dar es .518.314.818.318.017.416.417.618.019.818.418.3Page 15Source: Tanzania Meteorological Agency
MILLENNIUM DEVELOPME NT GOALSMillennium Development Goals IndicatorsGoalIndicatorValue1. Eradicate extremepoverty and hunger2. Achieve universalprimary educationPrevalence of underweight children under age 5Male: 1.3Female: 14.3Male: 74.7Female: 80.1Male: 83.0Female: 76.91.1Literacy rate of 15 – 24 year olds1a3. Promote genderequality andempower womenRatio of girls to boys in primary education 2Ratio of girls to boys in secondary educationRatio of girls
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