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State of the Global Workplace: Tanzania Country-Level Data

State of the Global Workplace: Tanzania Country-Level Data

The following data are from the State of the Global Workplace: 2026 Report (published April 2026; latest data collected January-December 2025). For more information, explore regional data summaries, global data summaries, or download the full report

Employee Engagement in Tanzania

In Tanzania, 30% of employees are engaged at work. This compares to the Sub-Saharan Africa regional average of 19% and the global average of 20%. This reflects a 2-point decrease from the prior three-year rolling average. 

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Employee Engagement in Tanzania
Three-Year Rolling Average Ending Year Engaged (%) Not Engaged (%) Actively Disengaged (%)
2012
2013116425
2014156322
2015166717
2016176418
2017156619
2018196120
2019
2020175924
2021195923
2022245620
2023315217
2024325216
2025305614

Years with missing data indicate that results were either not collected or suppressed due to sample sizes below 300 respondents. Categories may not sum to 100% due to rounding.

Life Evaluation in Tanzania

In Tanzania, 16% of employees are thriving in their overall lives. This compares to the Sub-Saharan Africa regional average of 18% and the global average of 34%. This reflects a 2-point increase from the prior three-year rolling average. 

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Life Evaluation in Tanzania
Three-Year Rolling Average Ending Year Thriving (%) Struggling (%) Suffering (%)
201065836
201176231
2012117415
2013127612
2014167213
2015187210
2016176914
2017146719
201896427
2019106426
2020116722
2021136819
2022136720
2023146521
2024146521
2025166718

Years with missing data indicate that results were either not collected or suppressed due to sample sizes below 300 respondents. Categories may not sum to 100% due to rounding.

Daily Stress in Tanzania

In Tanzania, 55% of employees experienced stress a lot of the previous day. This compares to the Sub-Saharan Africa regional average of 46% and the global average of 40%. This reflects a 1-point increase from the prior three-year rolling average. 

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Daily Stress in Tanzania (% Yes, Experienced Stress)
Three-Year Rolling Average Ending Year % Yes, Experienced Stress
201024
201124
201226
201330
201443
201552
201660
201758
201858
201958
202056
202156
202256
2023
202454
202555

Years with missing data indicate that results were either not collected or suppressed due to sample sizes below 300 respondents.

Daily Anger in Tanzania

In Tanzania, 16% of employees experienced anger a lot of the previous day. This compares to the Sub-Saharan Africa regional average of 25% and the global average of 22%. This reflects a 2-point increase from the prior three-year rolling average.

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Daily Anger in Tanzania (% Yes, Experienced Anger)
Three-Year Rolling Average Ending Year % Yes, Experienced Anger
201013
201112
201216
201316
201421
201517
201615
201716
201819
201922
202022
202122
202219
202314
202414
202516

Years with missing data indicate that results were either not collected or suppressed due to sample sizes below 300 respondents.

Daily Sadness in Tanzania

In Tanzania, 23% of employees experienced sadness a lot of the previous day. This compares to the Sub-Saharan Africa regional average of 28% and the global average of 23%. This reflects a 2-point increase from the prior three-year rolling average. 

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Daily Sadness in Tanzania (% Yes, Experienced Sadness)
Three-Year Rolling Average Ending Year % Yes, Experienced Sadness
201016
201115
201214
201314
201416
201516
201620
201723
201826
201927
202028
202128
202226
202324
202421
202523

Years with missing data indicate that results were either not collected or suppressed due to sample sizes below 300 respondents.

Daily Loneliness in Tanzania

In Tanzania, 22% of employees experienced loneliness a lot of the previous day. This compares to the Sub-Saharan Africa regional average of 28% and the global average of 22%.

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Job Climate in Tanzania

In Tanzania, 68% of employees say it is currently a good time to find a job in the city or area where they live. This compares to the Sub-Saharan Africa regional average of 50% and the global average of 52%. This reflects a 3-point increase from the prior three-year rolling average. 

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Job Climate in Tanzania (% Yes, Good Time to Find a Job)
Three-Year Rolling Average Ending Year % Yes, Good Time to Find a Job
201037
201141
201251
201357
201451
201554
201656
201758
201857
201958
202061
202161
202260
202362
202465
202568

Years with missing data indicate that results were either not collected or suppressed due to sample sizes below 300 respondents.


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