Tanzania’s Ministry of Health has partnered with the WHO, AFEM, EMAT, and MUHAS to enhance emergency care services. As part of this collaboration, 62 data collectors have been trained to support the Acute Care Transformation through Basic Emergency Care (ACTxBEC) study. The training was also undertaken with support from the President’s Office – Regional Administration and Local Government (TAMISEMI). This study seeks to improve acute care provisions across the country through data-driven insights. Data collected will be crucial for understanding current emergency care challenges and implementing effective solutions. The initiative represents a significant investment in strengthening Tanzania's healthcare infrastructure and response capabilities. Ultimately, the goal is to improve patient outcomes in emergency situations nationwide.