Research on Poverty Alleviation, REPOA, undertakes and facilitates research, conducts and coordinates training, and promotes dialogue and development of policy for pro-poor growth and poverty reduction
Ripoti hii ni utafiti mkubwa wa mtazamo kuliko wote uliofanyika Tanzania bara hadi sasa. Watanzania 7,879 wa umri kutoka 7 - 90 kutoka mikoa kumi ya Tanzania Bara waliulizwa maoni yao kuhusu vipengele mbalimbali vya maendeleo ya kiuchumi, hali zao za maisha, ubora na upatikanaji wa huduma za uchumi na kijamii na mwelekeo wa utawala bora.
Mambo yaliomo katika ripoti hii ni pamoja na ustawi wa jamii, umaskini wa kipato, elimu, mawasiliano, barabara, huduma za afya, nishati, maji, njia za kujipatia riziki, uvuvi, kilimo, ushiriki wa wananchi, utawala bora, uwajibikaji, rushwa, uhalifu, ulevi na usalama.
Ripoti hii na matokeo ya utafiti wa watoto 512, wenye umri kati ya miaka 7 - 14 kutoka mikoa kumi ya Tanzania Bara. Utafiti huu ni wa kwanza wa aina yake kwa Tanzania, unatoa uelewa wa watoto kwa masuala yanayohusiana na elimu: huduma za shue kama vile afya, upatikanaji wa maji na chakula, vitabu vya kiada, walimu, nidhamu, gharama za ziada na matamanio ya watoto katika kuboresha elimu.
The ‘Views of the People’ 2007 is the largest perception survey conducted in Mainland Tanzania to date. 7,879 Tanzanians, aged from 7 to 90 years, were asked for their opinion on aspects of economic progress, their standard of living, quality of and access to economic and social services, and trends in governance.
Topics include social well-being, income poverty, education, telecommunications, roads, health services, energy, water, livelihoods, fishing, agriculture, citizen participation, accountability, corruption, crime, alcoholism and security.
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This report, which results from a survey of 512 children aged from 7 to 14 years from ten regions in Mainland Tanzania, documents some issues which are important to them, in particular: education, their role in society, their access to information, ways they are listened to and their aspirations for the future.
Unicef provided the funding for this project.
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The Poverty and Human Development Report 2007 provides a consolidated national analysis of trends in development in Tanzania. It is the most authoritative reference document on socio-economic and macro issues in Tanzania.
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Please note that this document may take some time to download.
The Status Report 2006 provides an overview of the latest data available about indicators of progress towards the goals and targets of MKUKUTA's desired outcomes for poverty reduction in Tanzania:
Cluster I: Growth and reduction of income poverty;
Cluster II: Improvement of quality of life and social well-being; and
Cluster III Governance and accountability.
This report is a reference document which complements the series of Tanzania Poverty and Human Development Reports. As well as presenting the data available, the report comments on gaps in data and adjustments which may need to be made to the indicator set.
To help with downloading, the report has also been split into 5 sections:
If you would like to receive a printed copy please contact REPOA or the MKUKUTA Secretariat within the Ministry of Planning, Economy and Empowerment, Poverty Eradication Division.
Ripoti ya Mwaka 2006 inatoa muhtasari wa takwimu za hivi karibuni kuhusu maendeleo kufikia malengo wa MKUKUTA ya kupunguza umaskini Tanzania:
Kundi I: Kukuza uchumi na kupunguza umaskini wa kipato;
Kudi II: Kuboresha hali ya maisha na ustawi wa jamii; na
Kundi III: Utawala bora na uwabikaji.
Kusoma ripoti hii, bonyeza hapa. Ukipenda kupata ripoti hii tafadhali wasiliana na REPOA au Sekretariati ya MKUKUTA, Wizara ya Mipango, Uchumi na Uwezeshaji, Kitengo cha Kupunguza Umaskini.
Brief 2 – Poverty at the District Level in Mainland Tanzania Muhtasari 2 – Umaskini Katika Ngazi Ya Wilaya Tanzania Bara
Brief 3 – Rural Growth and Poverty Reduction in Tanzania Muhtasari 3 – Ukuaji Wa Uchumi Vijijini Na Upunguzaji Wa Umaskini Tanzania
PHDR Posters in English and Swahili Three bilingual posters have been produced with poverty maps showing:
Poster 1 – Percentage of Population Living in Poverty, by District, Mainland Tanzania 2000-2
Poster 2 – Number of Poor People Per Square Kilometre, by District, Mainland Tanzania 2000-2
Poster 3 – Districts Ranked by Selected Poverty Indicators for Mainland Tanzania 2000-2
The PHDR provides reliable information about poverty levels and trends in Tanzania, as well as analyses of data. The report links to the Millennium Development Goals, the Poverty Reduction Strategy (PRS) and Mkukuta, the Government of Tanzania's National Strategy for Growth and the Reduction of Poverty.
The report includes
Data on the status and trends of poverty indicators, including income and non-income poverty. This includes analyses of disparities between urban and rural, gender, and households with differing levels of income.
Spatial analysis, including estimates of income poverty at the district level. The information is presented in maps and this is the first time this exercise has been undertaken for Tanzania.
An analytical view of promoting rural growth, particularly smallholder agriculture.
Specific analyses are provided for the topics of education, health, vulnerable children, and water and sanitation
A plain language guide on poverty and vulnerability in Tanzania is available. The guide examines issues such as: What makes some people poor or vulnerable? Which groups of people are more likely to be poorer tomorrow than today - and why? How do vulnerable individuals, households and communities try to overcome their problems? How can people work together better to reduce poverty and vulnerability?
The guide is written in reader friendly language and has been produced so that people can use the important information given in the Tanzania Participatory Poverty Assessment (TzPPA) report for 2002/03. This report is from a study commissioned by the Government of Tanzania to gain a deeper understanding of people's vulnerability to poverty in Tanzania.
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