Many people are now looking for birth certificates among the challenges in rural areas

These sentiments were expressed by Josephat Kimaro, director of marketing and communication of RITA, during an exclusive interview with The Guardian.

He stated that the government, through a sponsorship of the World Bank, has implemented a special electronic public service project for the digitization and acceleration of the delivery of health services. l & # 39; Agency. "In most rural areas, due to the lack of electricity and the low penetration of mobile services, we are forced to continue to use paper-based services, which takes time and money. is expensive, "he said. However, on a positive note, Kimaro said that many people, unlike in the past, came looking for official documents such as birth certificates

"The demand for birth certificates has increased because the most Tanzanians He said that the government of the fifth phase had been successful in improving the delivery of services by key agencies in terms of technology and scale of operations. "

" For the moment, we are available in all districts all over the country and the services are very fast because all the information collected is directly routed to our headquarters in Dar es Salaam for crucial processes.

The new system allowed us to issue birth certificates in one day, the case in the past, "he said.