Working groups:
- Agriculture
- Blue economy
- Culture
- Education
- Energy and minerals
- Environment, natural resources and climate change
- Gender
- Governance
- Health
- HIV/AIDS
- Nutrition
- Poverty monitoring group
- Private Sector Development & Trade
- Public finance and national planning
- Science, technology and innovation
- Transport
- Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH)
Development Partners Health Working Group
The Development Partners Group for Health (DPG Health) is a collection of 22 bi-lateral and multi-lateral agencies supporting the health sector in Tanzania. DPG Health is organized around terms of reference and a code of conduct agreed between government and DPs and is organized through a troika chairing structure (an incoming, present and outgoing chairing arrangement). These act as the lead of the DPG Health, with other DPs either active or delegating members, in accordance with the division of labour outlined in the Joint Assistance Strategy for Tanzania (JAST). The DPG Health is supported by a secretariat housed in the World Health Organisation.
The work in the group is conducted knowing that private sector development is important in generating sustainable growth and poverty reduction in Tanzania.



DPG Health Troika:
Chair:
Gertrude Mapunda, British High Commission
gertrude.kihunrwa@fcdo.gov.uk
Incoming chair:
Matthew Cogan, Embassy of Ireland
Matthew.Cogan@dfa.ie
Outgoing chair:
Jema Bisimba, USAID
jbisimba@usaid.gov
Secretariat:
Leticia Rweyemamu, WHO
rweyemamul@who.int
DPG Health Members:
- African Development Bank (AfDB)
- European Union (EU)
- High Commission of Canada (DFATD)
- British High Commission (FCDO)
- Embassy of Denmark
- Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO)
- German Embassy (KfW/GIZ)
- Embassy of Ireland
- Embassy of France
- Japanese Embassy (JICA)
- Embassy of Switzerland
- UNICEF
- UNAIDS
- UNFPA
- US Embassy (USAID, CDC, PEPFAR)
- World Bank
- World Health Organization
- Italian Development Cooperation
- Korea (KOICA, KOFIH)
- UNDP
- International Organization for Migration (IOM)
- Royal Norwegian Embassy
Document library
Subject Specific Health Related Documents
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