21 national indicators across the economy, people, living conditions, connectivity, education and the environment, every one a live World Bank series, refreshed automatically as new estimates publish.
Live from open data · refreshed 14 Oct 2026 · World Bank Open Data
How the pieces connect, and the gaps Laetoli exists to close: a sub-national readiness index (illustrative until our systems generate district data) and primary-sourced domain snapshots across government, health and education.
From fragments to one system
Laetoli builds the sovereign, offline-first layer that connects scattered public records into one, across government, health and education. The flow is live.
Public & Government
digital government · financial rails · public-asset governance
Land governance gap
Land with formal documentation (est., World Bank LGAF)
of land carries formal documentation: the vast majority is undocumented and hard to govern or protect
The rails already exist
Formal financial inclusion (FinScope 2023)
76%
of adults are financially included
72%
use mobile money
Digital government: ready, not yet connected
World Bank GovTech & UN e-Government
Group AWorld Bank GovTech Maturity: the top tier (2022)
153/193UN e-Government rank (2024): the connection gap to close
Innovation & scale
WIPO Global Innovation Index 2025 · 2022 Census
121/139
WIPO innovation rank: room to climb
61.7M
people, growing 3.2% a year
Health
workforce · financing · burden · mental health · maternity
A workforce below the UHC floor
~1.75 doctors per 10,000; WHO minimum is 44.5
of the WHO workforce density required for universal health coverage
Who pays for care
Current health expenditure, 2023 · ~15% insured
Donor39%
Government32%
Out-of-pocket28%
The hypertension cascade
Adults 18–69 with raised blood pressure (STEPS 2023)
Have hypertension23% prev.
Undiagnosed74%
On treatment~6%
Controlled~2%
The mental-health gap
WHO Mental Health Atlas · GBD 2021
85%
treatment gap: most receive no adequate care
~1
psychiatrist per million people (sub-Saharan Africa)
Maternal & newborn
Tanzania Demographic and Health Survey 2022
104
maternal deaths per 100,000 live births
24
neonatal deaths per 1,000 births
Education
a young nation · the enrollment cliff · scarce teachers · out of school
Literacy: a strong base
2022 Population & Housing Census
83%
adult literacy (15+)
88%
youth literacy (15–24)
The enrollment cliff
Net enrollment by level (2022 Census)
Primary82%
Lower secondary44%
Upper secondary8%
Scarce teachers, a young nation
BEST 2023 · 2022 Census
1:57
pupils per teacher in primary school
42.3%
of the population is under 15 (median age 18.5)
Left behind
UNICEF · World Bank / UNESCO
3.2M
children out of school (ages 7–17)
89%
learning poverty in sub-Saharan Africa
Sources: Public: World Bank GovTech Maturity Index 2022; UN DESA E-Government Survey 2024; WIPO Global Innovation Index 2025; FinScope Tanzania 2023; World Bank LGAF; NBS 2022 Census. Health: WHO GHO & GHED (2022–2023); Tanzania National STEPS 2023; WHO Mental Health Atlas & GBD 2021; Tanzania DHS 2022; Stanifer et al., Lancet Global Health. Education: NBS 2022 Census; Basic Education Statistics (BEST) 2023; UNICEF; World Bank/UNESCO. District geometry: geoBoundaries (ODbL 1.0). National figures are primary-sourced; district-level index values are illustrative and labelled. Compiled 2026.
