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Limits to citizen engagement and downward accountability in the context of decentralization by devolution in Tanzania

This brief examines how the process of decentralization by devolution in Tanzania affects local democracy and the

This brief examines how the process of decentralization by devolution in Tanzania affects outcomes in terms of local

Health workers are the cornerstone and drivers of health systems and must be adequate if the country is to achieve her

Agriculture development strategies continue to play an integral role in the economies and livelihoods of the poor in

Poverty level remains quite high in the country, more so in rural than urban areas. As the Household Budget Survey of

Seizing a major opportunity: industrial development with health sector benefits Local manufacturers in Tanzania are not

Active participation in local governance is necessary for improving a citizen’s quality of life. Participation is

This paper examines the production and market arrangements in the sugar value chain in Tanzania, an industry that

Policy Options and Constraints Tanzania is rapidly losing its pharmaceutical production capability, and therefore

A Comparative Analysis with a Focus on Tanzania The Public Accounts Committee is one of the standing committees of

Democracy can only grow and thrive where citizens perceive their government to be transparent and accountable to them.

This policy brief reports findings from a REPOA research project, with The Open University, UK, and ACTS, Nairobi,

Opportunities for Improvement This brief discusses the scope for improving agricultural input subsidies with

The Case of Vietnam Over the last few decades, development policy has been dominated by mainstream economic theories

A perspective from the Executive Opinion Survey, 2012-13 This policy brief looks at the country-level findings from

Eight Key Messages for Unlocking Tanzania’s Potential What will it take for a robust socio-economic transformation