We're a Registered Charity Organization in Tanzania
Ifakara Health Institute (IHI) is officially recognized as a charitable organization under the Income Tax Act.
Certification issued on 20 March 2025 and valid until 31 December 2030.
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WORKSHOP: Strengthening collaboration to improve newborn and child health in Tanzania
The Ifakara Health Institute, through the NEST36…
RECOGNITION: Tanzania earns global nod for its rabies control efforts
The Ifakara Health Institute proudly witnessed Tanzania’s historic endorsement of its rabi…
CONVERSATION: Ifakara, Imperial talk mosquito genetic modification for malaria control
We are proud to have contributed to this critical conversation on the futur…
MEETING: Ifakara, partners review Tanzania’s immunization progress, challenges
On April 28, 2025, the Ifakara health institute …
REVIEW: Inconsistent malaria medication use could derail elimination efforts in east Africa
A recent study by Ifakara and its partners has found that many patients in East Africa are not consistently following malaria treatment guidelines …
FORUM: Ifakara joins Tanzania Malezi Summit 2025 in Mwanza
The Ifakara Health Institute participated in the…
NEW PROJECT: Ifakara leads the way in transforming child, newborn care in Tanzania
Recently, Ifakara Health Institute launched the IMPACT–Tanzania project (Integrated Monitoring for a ProActive Care Transition in Tanzania) d…
NEWBORN CARE: Blending research and practice can save lives, experts say
A groundbreaking global study has confirmed that integrating data-driven insights with research-based practices can significantly improve the quali…
INFECTION CONTROL: High rates of antibiotic-resistant superbugs found in rural Tanzania
Two new studies, which Ifakara Health Institute is part of, have raised alarm over the growing presence of antibiotic-resistant “superbugs&rd…