The research on decentralisation and Local Economic Development (LED) in Tanzania reveals several key challenges and
Strengthening Transparency and Accountability in the Decentralized Funding Systems to enhance Local Economic Development Contributions in Tanzania
The success of Local Economic Development (LED) in Tanzania is closely linked to the effectiveness of financial
The effects of COVID-19 pandemic on enrollment rates and gender inequalities in Tanzania
This study compares enrolment in the pre- and post-COVID-19 pandemic. During and after the outbreak of COVID-19
Agricultural Commodity Price Changes, Food Security, and Households’ Welfare in Tanzania
This study examines the implications of agricultural price changes on households’ welfare in Tanzania using panel survey
Public Perceptions of COVID 19 Vaccine Efficacy among Urban Dwellers in Tanzania – A Case of Temeke Municipal
People's perceptions of COVID-19 are a major determinant of the vaccination process's success or failure. Socio economic
Assessing Labour Conditions in Solid Waste Management: A Tanzanian Case Study
Solid waste workers are crucial to maintaining public health and environmental sustainability, especially in urban
Diversifying Funding Sources for Sustainable Local Economic Development: Leveraging Public-Private Partnerships and Community
Diversifying funding sources for LED initiatives is essential for building more sustainable and resilient local
Integrating Bottom-up and Top-down Approaches in Tanzania’s Climate Change Adaptation Planning: Exploring Their Impact on Adaptive Capacity in Adaptation Projects
Findings here reveal significant disparities between projects executed under top-down and bottom-up approaches. Projects
Tanzanians say government must do ‘a lot more’ to limit climate change, but ordinary citizens should also do their part
Most citizens who are aware of climate change say it is making life worse. READ MORE by clicking the Download.PDF
Climate change mitigation and adaptation: Profile of biomass briquette producers in Tanzania
Many producers operate in the private formal sector. Despite being formalised, their staffing does not reflect the
Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation: Factors influencing the adoption of biomass briquettes in Tanzania
The biomass briquette adoption is not as high as expected despite their benefits because of the lack of climate change
Energy gaps: Slight, uneven progress still leaves many Africans without electricity
Fewer than half of households enjoy a supply of electricity that works “most” or “all” of the time. READ MORE...!
How to overcome rent seeking in Tanzania’s skills sector? Exploring feasible reforms through discrete choice experiments
Skills gaps and mismatches are widely documented as a hindrance to inclusive structural transformation across developing
Factors influencing Online Citizen Engagement at the Local Level in Tanzania
The adoption of e-participation adoption is found to be conditioned by the Information and Communication Technology
Democratisation in Tanzania: Re-examining citizens’ preferences for political party systems after 1992
The findings suggest an evolution of popular views on multipartism over time in contrast to reservations expressed to
Motorcycle taxi riding and crimes in the urban settings of Dar es Salaam and Pwani Regions – Tanzania
The study reveals differences in crimes between regions. Findings further reveal that, while different initiatives are