Partnerships
Building and maintaining partnerships to better suit our clients.
Our partnerships are built around meeting clients’ needs
By working hand in hand with public and private partners, we make sure that facilities overlooked by other family planning providers receive the attention they deserve.
MSI Tanzania is committed to forging partnerships that unlock donor support, fuel bold new campaigns, and bring better services to every client.
Local partnerships
At regional and district levels, we participate in council planning meetings to plan reproductive health service provision in communities.
Closer links with local health authorities are central to our work, enabling our outreach sites to be carefully selected, and ensure facilities that are not already served by other family planning partners are prioritized.
We use the District Health Information System (DHIS2) coupled with census data to analyze and select the facilities with the lowest family planning performance and highest unmet needs.
Low availability of services to clients in hard-to-reach areas also shapes our partnerships, as we provide training to healthcare providers from these locations.
Partner with us
Contact us to learn how we can work together.
Complementing our services
To enrich our services across Tanzania, we also support public sector strengthening.
This includes expanding our service provision as key partners in Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH) education.
By reaching more clients and raising more awareness of SRH issues, we are able to further focus on reaching the most under-served communities in Tanzania.
How we reach our clients
We deliver products and services through a range of approaches, helping us to reach the women and men of Tanzania.
Clinics
Our 7 clinics provide services as well as act as centres of training and excellence.
Mobile outreach
Our mobile outreach and Bajaj outreach teams serve clients in remote urban, peri-urban and rural areas in every region of Tanzania.
Social marketing
We promote and market our registered products in different parts of Tanzania.