Page What we do How UNICEF works to protect the rights of every child in Tanzania Our programme areas Programme Child protection Many children in Tanzania experience violence, neglect and exploitation. Explore our work Programme Children and AIDS Children, adolescents, women and key populations continue to be disproportionately affected. Explore our work Programme Education Education has played a vital role in Tanzania’s development since independence. Explore our work Programme Maternal and child health Today, Tanzanian children stand a better chance of surviving past their fifth birthday than ever before. Explore our work Programme Nutrition Tanzania made significant progress in improving nutrition among children under 5 years of age. Explore our work Programme Social policy We aim to reduce child poverty in Tanzania for all children, especially the most marginalized. Explore our work Programme Water, sanitation and hygiene Providing adequate WASH services is critical to improving the survival, health and development of children. Explore our work Programme Children in emergencies We aim to support refugee and migrant children and their families in north-western Tanzania Explore our work Other areas of work Innovation Find out how UNICEF uses innovative methods to work with and for children and young people Private sector engagement Engaging the private sector is particularly important for UNICEF's mandate in Tanzania UN Joint Programming UNICEF Tanzania joins the UN Family to work and support people living in the Kigoma region Young people engagement Together with young people from the design to the implementation of our programmes