7 Aug 2026
Forces and Continuities in the Historical Implementation of Public-Private Partnership in Tanzania Healthcare Services, 1961–2015Publisher siteJournal of Contemporary History, Religion, Society, and Development
UniversitiesShakila Halifan Mteti
Active, last published 2026
In global maternal and child health
Shakila Halifan
Mteti
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Global Maternal and Child Health×4Agricultural Innovations and Practices×2Microfinance and Financial Inclusion×2Sport and Mega-Event Impacts×2Healthcare Systems and Reforms×2
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4 works23 Mar 2026Open access
The quest for time and change: methodologies and training discourse in Tanzania’s tertiary health institutions, 1960–2020Publisher siteCogent Arts and Humanities, Global Health and Surgery
3 Jan 20261cites
Neoliberalism, state intervention and the quest for public-private partnerships in Tanzanian Healthcare: A historical discourse analysis, 1960s–2020sPublisher siteWorld Development Perspectives, Global Maternal and Child Health
1 Jan 2024Open access1cites
Unlocking Cultural Tourism: Local Community Awareness and Perceptions of Cultural Heritage Resources in Katavi Region in Southern Circuit of TanzaniaPublisher siteSSRN Electronic Journal, Sport and Mega-Event Impacts
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