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Health and Nutrition Literacy among Community Health Workers in Rural and Urban Tanzania: A Comparative Study

February 7, 2025 By

Authors: Brian Mihambo, Mikidadi Muhanga, Edwin Ngowi

 This study assessed the health and nutrition literacy of community health workers (CHWs) in rural and urban Tanzania. Results showed that CHWs in rural areas had lower literacy levels compared to those in urban areas. Factors like age, area of residence, supervision frequency, and time spent on CHW activities influenced their literacy. There was also a strong link between health and nutrition literacy. Improving CHW training and support in rural areas could enhance health and nutrition outcomes in communities

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Resource Topic: CHW training, Knowledge, Nutrition

Resource Type: Cross-sectional mixed methods

Year: 2025

Region: Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA)

Country: Tanzania

Publisher May Restrict Access: No

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