Accelerating Agricultural Transformation for Structural Change in Tanzania
This study examines how political incentives, institutional arrangements, and evolving development ideas have shaped Tanzania’s agricultural modernisation agenda and its contribution to structural transformation. It traces the evolution of agriculture–industry linkages across major political-economic regimes, analysing how shifts from state-led strategies to market-oriented and agro-industrial approaches have influenced policy priorities and implementation outcomes. In doing […]
Accelerating Industrial Transformation for Structural Change in Tanzania
This policy note examines how political incentives, institutional frameworks, and economic systems have shaped Tanzania’s industrial transformation. The analysis is structured around four political-economy dimensions—interests, incentives, power relations, and ideational frameworks—which together explain why repeated industrial strategies have had limited success in upgrading and creating employment.READ ON…!