 
<prompt> Trends in Women’s Participation in Decision-making | Percent of women age 15-49 who usually make specific decisions by themselves or jointly with their husband | (2004-05 TDHS, Own health care, 59) (2011-12 THMIS, Own health care, 60) (2015-16 TDHS-MIS, Own health care, 72) (2004-05 TDHS, Major household purchases, 34) (2011-12 THMIS, Major household purchases, 39) (2015-16 TDHS-MIS, Major household purchases, 46) (2004-05 TDHS, Visits to family or friends, 49) (2011-12 THMIS, Visits to family or friends, 50) (2015-16 TDHS-MIS, Visits to family or friends, 58) (2004-05 TDHS, All 3 decisions, 25) (2011-12 THMIS, All 3 decisions, 30) (2015-16 TDHS-MIS, All 3 decisions, 35) <response> Married women in Tanzania are most likely to have sole or joint decision making power with regard to their own health care (72%) and less likely to make decisions about visiting family or relatives (58%) or major household purchases (46%). Overall, 35% of married women participate in all three decisions.  