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AD762: Tanzanians commend COVID-19 response but call for more investment in preparing for future health emergencies
Citizens’ willingness to get vaccinated is strongly associated with their trust in the government to ensure the safety of the COVID-19 vaccine.
Child well-being in Tanzania
The people's perspective
AD716: Tanzanians praise government efforts on child welfare, oppose corporal punishment
Poor citizens are less likely to say that support services for vulnerable children are available in their community.
AD713: Tanzanians say they enjoy freedoms, but support government restrictions
A majority of citizens say they have to be careful when discussing politics.
AD707: Tanzanians applaud government efforts to promote gender equality but want more
Most citizens endorse equal rights to jobs, land, and political leadership.
AD698: Tanzanians say climate change is making life worse, demand collective action to fight it
Majority of Tanzanians say droughts have become more severe over the past 10 years.
AD686: Tanzanians oppose physical force against women, see domestic violence as a criminal matter
Citizens cite gender-based violence as the most important women’s-rights issue their government and society must address
Tanzania Round 9 Summary of Results
Summary of results for the Afrobarometer Round 9 survey in Tanzania in 2022
AD676: Tanzanians want greater government action on environmental problems, even if it’s expensive
Most citizens favour tighter regulation of the resource extraction industry to reduce its impact on the environment.
Tanzania climate change country card
The people's perspective on climate change in Tanzania.
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