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13 January 2021
The new Flora Kessy Hall at the TTCIH has been erected through a grant by the Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute, Basel, Switzerland. It commemorates the good work of the late Prof. Flora Kessy, the TTCIH director from 2017 to 2020
The new Flora Kessy Hall at the TTCIH has been erected through a grant by the Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute, Basel, Switzerland. It commemorates the good work of the late Prof. Flora Kessy, the TTCIH director from 2017 to 2020


Why Choose us?
We train, you learn, you practice
The Tanzanian Training Centre for International health (TTCIH) aims at supporting the Tanzanian government’s national health reform policy for strengthening human resource development, through providing quality health training, facilities and services.
“Your Partner in Health Training”
Projects Portfolio
Below are the projects implemented by Tanzanian Training Centre for International Health (TTCIH)
National eLearning Platform for Health and Allied Sciences Training Institutions
This project implemented and developed by Tanzanian Training Center for International Health
USAID Global Health Supply Chain (GHSC-TZ)
This another project implemented by Tanzanian Training Center for International Health with agreement with Global Health Supply Chain (GHSC-TZ)
PATH Tanzania
Preparing a pipeline of health workers for Tanzania’s digital future require strong capacity-building and a skilled workforce. It is critical to plan for this future digital state in the form of trainings and digital tools.
UNFPA eLearning Initiative
In 2016, UNFPA launched a Portable Mobile Learning System (Technology Kit) pilot project. The kit is a portable projector with in-built Android tablet, that eLearning content is loaded into a projector and displayed to class or group of participant.
UNICEF Tanzania
UNICEF has partnered with TTCIH on training health care workers particularly working in rural areas. The healthcare workers were trained on Comprehensive Emergency Obstetric and Newborn Care (CEmONC)
Micro Research Social Media Platform
In 2008 the World Health Organisation (WHO) issue “call to action” to address the staggering health needs, especially those of children. Improving health research capacity is a critical goal.
"Uzazi Salama ni Haki ya Mama" - ASDIT Project
This maternal and newborn project was implemented by TTCIH in collaboration with Dalhousie University of Canada.
Website Development Projects
TTCIH is also involved in website and web apps development, get a Professional looking website, which conveys quality and professionalism. We walk the extra mile to develop your web apps that are well planned, highly scalable, and secure.