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- A Bibliography on Poverty in Tanzania
- A Comparative Analysis of Poverty Incidence in Farming Systems of Tanzania
- An Inventory of Potential Researchers and Institutions of Relevance to Research on Poverty in Tanzan
- Capacity Building for Research
- Changing Perceptions of Poverty and the Emerging Research Issues
- Children and Vulnerability in Tanzania: A Brief Synthesis
- Common Mistakes and Problems in Research Proposal Writing: An Assessment of Proposals for Research
- Developing Social Protection in Tanzania within a Context of Generalised Insecurity
- Energy, Jobs and Skills:A rapid assessment of potential in Mtwara, Tanzania
- Environmental Issues and Poverty Alleviation in Tanzania
- Gender and Poverty Alleviation in Tanzania: Issues from and for Research
- Guidelines for Monitoring and Evaluation of REPOA Activities
- Guidelines for Preparing and Assessing REPOA Research Proposals
- Guidelines for Preparing and Assessing REPOA Research Proposals
- Guidelines for Preparing Concept Notes and Proposals for Research on Pro-Poor Growth and Poverty
- Implications of Public Policies on Poverty and Poverty Alleviation: The Case of Tanzania
- Influencing Policy for Children in Tanzania:Lessons from Education, Legislation and Soc. Protection
- Institutional Analysis of Nutrition in Tanzania
- Local Autonomy and Citizen Participation in Tanzania: From a Local Government Reform Perspective
- Local Governance in Tanzania : Observations from Six Councils 2002-2003
- Local Government Finances and Financial Management in Tanzania - Evidence of Trends 2000 - 2007
- Local Government Finances and Financial Management in Tanzania: Observations 2002-2003
- Maybe We Should Pay Tax After All? Citizens' Views on Taxation in Tanzania
- Outsourcing Revenue Collection to Private Agents: Experiences from Local Authorities in Tanzania
- Poverty Assessment in Tanzania: Theoretical, Conceptual and Methodological Issues
- Poverty Research in Tanzania: Guidelines for Preparing Research Proposals
- Service Delivery in Tanzania : Findings from Six Councils 2000-2003
- Social and Cultural Factors Influencing Poverty in Tanzania
- Social Protection of the Elderly in Tanzania: Current Status and Future Possibilities
- Some Practical Research Guidelines
- The Governance of the Capitation Grant in Primary Education in Tanzania: Why Civic Engagement and Sc
- The Growth-Poverty Nexus in Tanzania: From a Developmental Perspective
- The Impact of Local Government Reforms in Tanzania 1998-2008
- The Instrumental versus the Symbolic: Investigating Members’ Participation in Civil Society Networks
- The Tanzanian Energy Sector: The Potential for Job Creation and Productivity Gains through Expanded
- The Use of Technology in Alleviating Poverty in Tanzania
- To Pay or not to pay? Citizens' views on taxation by local authorities in Tanzania
- Tracer Study on Two REPOA Training Courses: Budget Analysis and Public Expenditure Tracking System
- When bottom-up meets top-down: the limits of local participation in local government planning
- Who's Poor in Tanzania? A Review of Recent Poverty Research
- Why Poverty Remains High in Tanzania: And What to Do About It?
- E-Newsletters
- Research Reports
- Access to Formal and Quasi-Formal Credit by Smallholder Farmers and Artisanal Fishermen: A Case of
- Affordability and Expenditure Patterns for Electricity and Kerosene in Urban Households in Tanzania
- Assessing market distortions affecting poverty reduction efforts on smallholder tobacco production i
- Assessing the Institutional Framework for Promoting the Growth of MSEs in Tanzania; The Caseof Dar e
- Assessing the Relative Poverty of Clients and Non-clients of Non-bank Microfinance Institutions in
- Assessment of Village Level Sugar Processing Technology in Tanzania
- Bamboo Trade and Poverty Alleviation in Ileje District, Tanzania
- Changes in the upland irrigation system and implications for rural poverty alleviation. A case of
- Children’s Involvement in Small Business: Does it Build Youth Entrepreneurship?
- Conservation and Poverty: The Case of Amani Nature Reserve
- Coping Strategies Used by Street Children in the Event of Illness
- Creating Space for Child Participation in Local Governance in Tanzania: Save the Children
- Credit Schemes and Women’s Empowerment for Poverty Alleviation: The Case of Tanga Region, Tanzania
- Demographic Factors, Household Composition, Employment and Household Welfare
- Determinants of Rural Income in Tanzania : An Empirical Approach
- Economic Policy and Rural Poverty in Tanzania: A Survey of Three Regions
- Educational Background, Training and Their Influence on Female-Operated Informal Sector Enterprises
- Establishing Indicators for Urban Poverty-Environment Interaction in Tanzania: The Case of Bonde la
- Factors Affecting Participation in a Civil Society Network (Nangonet) in Ngara District
- Financing Public Health Care: Insurance, User Fees or Taxes? Welfare Comparisons in Tanzania
- Foreign Aid, Grassroots Participation and Poverty Alleviation in Tanzania: The HESAWA Fiasco
- Improving Farm Management Skills for Poverty Alleviation: The Case of Njombe District
- Labour Constraints, Population Dynamics and the AIDS Epidemic: The Case of Rural Bukoba District
- Natural Resources Use Patterns and Poverty Alleviation Strategies in the Highlands and Lowlands of
- Negotiating Safe Sex among Young Women: The Fight against HIV/AIDS in Tanzania
- Poverty and Changing Livelihoods of Migrant Maasai Pastoralists in Morogoro and Kilosa Districts,
- Poverty and Deforestation around the Gazetted Forests of the Coastal Belt of Tanzania
- Poverty and Diffusion of Technological Innovations to Rural Women: The Role of Entrepreneurship
- Poverty and Environment: Impact analysis of Sustainable Dar es Salaam Project on Sustainable Livelih
- Poverty and Family Size in Tanzania: Multiple Responses to Population Pressure
- Poverty and Family Size Patterns: Comparison Across African Countries
- Poverty and the Environment: The Case of Informal Sandmining, Quarrying and Lime-Making Activities
- Poverty and the Rights of Children at Household Level: Findings from Same and Kisarawe Districts, Ta
- Poverty, Environment and Livelihood along the Gradients of the Usambaras on Tanzania
- Rice Production in Maswa District , Tanzania and its Contribution to Poverty Alleviation
- School Enrolment, Performance and Access to Education in Tanzania
- Shortcomings of Linkages between Environmental Conservation Initiatives and Poverty Alleviation in
- Supporting Tanzania’s Cocoa Farmers
- Survival and Accumulation Strategies at the Rural-Urban Interface: A Study of Ifakara Town, Tanzania
- The Contribution of Microfinance Institutions to Poverty Reduction in Tanzania
- The Effect of Boards on the Performance of Microfinance Institutions: Evidence from Tanzania and Ken
- The Growth of Micro and Small, Cluster-Based Furniture-Manufacturing Firms
- The Impact of Reforms on the Quality of Primary Education in Tanzania
- The Impact of Technology on Poverty Alleviation: The Case of Artisanal Mining in Tanzania
- The Role of Indigenous Knowledge in Combating Soil Infertility and Poverty in the Usambara Mountains
- The Role of Informal and Semi-Formal Finance in Poverty Alleviation in Tanzania: Results of a Field
- The Role of Privatisation in Providing the Urban Poor Access to Social Services
- The Role of Small Businesses in Poverty Alleviation: The Case of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
- The Role of Tourism in Poverty Alleviation in Tanzania
- The Role of Traditional Irrigation Systems (Vinyungu) in Alleviating Poverty in Iringa Rural Distric
- The Role of Traditional Irrigation Systems in Poverty Alleviation in Semi-Arid Areas: The Case of
- The Use of Labour-Intensive Irrigation Technologies in Alleviating Poverty in Majengo, Mbeya Rural
- The Use of Sustainable Irrigation for Poverty Alleviation in Tanzania
- Widowhood and Vulnerability to HIV and AIDS Related Shocks: Exploring Resilience Avenues
- Youth Migration and Poverty Alleviation: A Case Study of Petty Traders (Wamachinga) in Dar es Salaam
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- About the project
- Achieving High Economic Growth with Rapid Poverty Reduction: The Case of Vietnam
- Affordability and Expenditure Patterns for Electricity and Kerosene in Urban Households in Tanzania
- Afrobarometer 2008 Key Findings for Tanzania
- Are fees the major barrier to accessing public health care?
- Assessing the Institutional Framework for Promoting the Growth of Micro and Small Enterprises (MSEs)
- Biofuel Investment in Tanzania: Awareness and Participation of the Local Communities
- Challenges in data collection, consolidation and reporting for local government authorities
- Changes in Citizens' Perceptions of the Local Taxation System in Tanzania
- Changes in Household Non-income Welfare Indicators - Can Poverty Mapping be used to predict change
- Children and Vulnerability in Tanzania: A Brief Overview
- Children Participating in Research
- Children Participating in Research
- Children's Involvement in Small Business: Does it Build Youth Entrepreneurship?
- Citizens Demand Tougher Action on Corruption in Tanzania
- Citizens' access to information on local government finances
- Citizens' Views on Crime in Tanzania
- Citizens' Views on the East African Federation: A Tanzanian Perspective
- Combating Corruption in Tanzania: Perception and Experience
- Competitiveness of Tanzanian Coffee Growers amid Bifurcated Coffee Markets
- Councillors and community leaders-partnership or conflict of interest? Lessons from the Sustainable
- Creating Space for Child Participation in Local Governance in Tanzania
- Delivery of Social Services on Mainland Tanzania: Are People Satisfied?
- Despite Economic Growth, Tanzanians Still Dissatisfied
- Disparities Exist in Citizens' Perceptions of Service Delivery by Local Government Authorities in Ta
- Domestic Water Supply: The Need for a Big Push
- Energy, Jobs and Skills:A rapid assessment of potential in Mtwara, Tanzania
- Examining the Institutional Framework for Investment in Tanzania: A perspective from the Executive
- Fees at the dispensary level: Is universal access being compromised?
- Governance Indicators on the Tanzania Governance Noticeboard Website
- Governance Indicators on the Tanzania Governance Noticeboard Website
- Growth of Micro and Small, Cluster-Based Furniture-Manufacturing Firms
- Improving Transparency of Financial Affairs at the Local Government Level in Tanzania
- Improving Transparency of Financial Affairs at the Local Government Level in Tanzania
- Influencing Policy for Children in Tanzania:Lessons from Education, Legislation and Social
- Is the community health fund better than user fees for financing public health care?
- LGR in Tanzania, 2002 - 2005: Summary of Research Findings on Governance, Finance and Services
- Low awareness amongst citizens of local government reforms
- Mawazo ya AZISE ya Tanzania Kuhusu Uhusiano Wao na Serikali
- Mawazo ya AZISE za Tanzania Kuhusu Uhusiano Wao na Wafadhili
- New challenges for local government revenue enhancement
- Outsourcing Revenue Collection: Experiences from Local Government Authorities in Tanzania
- Participatory Approaches to Local Government Planning in Tanzania
- Planning in Local Government Authorities in Tanzania: Bottom-up Meets Top-down
- Poverty Among the Elderly and Children in Mainland Tanzania
- Poverty and Human Development Report 2005 - PHDR Briefs in English and Swahili
- Preventing Malnutrition in Tanzania: A Focused Strategy to Improve Nutrition in Young Children
- Primary education since the introduction of the Primary Education Development Plan
- Social Protection of the Elderly in Tanzania: Current Status and Future Possibilities
- Socio-Economic Transformation for Poverty Reduction: Eight Key Messages for Unlocking Tanzania’s Pot
- Supporting Tanzania’s Cocoa Farmers
- Tanzanians and Their National Parliament: What the People Expect of Members of Parliament (MPs)
- TASAF-a support or an obstacle to local government reform
- The Instrumental versus the Symbolic: Investigating Members’ Participation in Civil Society Networks
- The Investment Climate in Tanzania: Views of Business Executives
- Tracer Study for Research Users: The case of TGN Media Training
- Tracer Study on two Repoa Training Courses: Budget Analysis and Public Expenditure Tracking System
- Transparency in Local Finances in Tanzania, 2003 - 2009
- Trust in Public Finance: Citizens' Views on taxation by Local Authorities in Tanzania
- Understanding Rural Transformation in Tanzania
- Using Annual Performance Reports to Manage Public Resources in Tanzania
- What is the Tanzania Governance Noticeboard?
- Widowhood and Vulnerability to HIV and AIDS Related Shocks: Exploring Resilience Avenues
- Briefs from REPOA
- Achieving High Economic Growth with Rapid Poverty Reduction: The Case of Vietnam
- Affordability and Expenditure Patterns for Electricity and Kerosene in Urban Households in Tanzania
- Assessing the Institutional Framework for Promoting the Growth of Micro and Small Enterprises (MSEs)
- Biofuel Investment in Tanzania: Awareness and Participation of the Local Communities
- Challenges in data collection, consolidation and reporting for local government authorities
- Changes in Citizens' Perceptions of the Local Taxation System in Tanzania
- Changes in Household Non-income Welfare Indicators - Can Poverty Mapping be used to predict change
- Children and Vulnerability in Tanzania: A Brief Overview
- Children Participating in Research
- Children Participating in Research
- Children's Involvement in Small Business: Does it Build Youth Entrepreneurship?
- Citizens Demand Tougher Action on Corruption in Tanzania
- Competitiveness of Tanzanian Coffee Growers amid Bifurcated Coffee Markets
- Creating Space for Child Participation in Local Governance in Tanzania
- Disparities Exist in Citizens' Perceptions of Service Delivery by Local Government Authorities in Ta
- Energy, Jobs and Skills:A rapid assessment of potential in Mtwara, Tanzania
- Examining the Institutional Framework for Investment in Tanzania: A perspective from the Executive
- Governance Indicators on the Tanzania Governance Noticeboard Website
- Growth of Micro and Small, Cluster-Based Furniture-Manufacturing Firms
- Improving Transparency of Financial Affairs at the Local Government Level in Tanzania
- Influencing Policy for Children in Tanzania:Lessons from Education, Legislation and Social
- LGR in Tanzania, 2002 - 2005: Summary of Research Findings on Governance, Finance and Services
- Mawazo ya AZISE ya Tanzania Kuhusu Uhusiano Wao na Serikali
- Mawazo ya AZISE za Tanzania Kuhusu Uhusiano Wao na Wafadhili
- Outsourcing Revenue Collection: Experiences from Local Government Authorities in Tanzania
- Participatory Approaches to Local Government Planning in Tanzania
- Planning in Local Government Authorities in Tanzania: Bottom-up Meets Top-down
- Poverty Among the Elderly and Children in Mainland Tanzania
- Poverty and Human Development Report 2005 - PHDR Briefs in English and Swahili
- Preventing Malnutrition in Tanzania: A Focused Strategy to Improve Nutrition in Young Children
- Social Protection of the Elderly in Tanzania: Current Status and Future Possibilities
- Supporting Tanzania’s Cocoa Farmers
- The Instrumental versus the Symbolic: Investigating Members’ Participation in Civil Society Networks
- The Investment Climate in Tanzania: Views of Business Executives
- Tracer Study for Research Users: The case of TGN Media Training
- Tracer Study on two Repoa Training Courses: Budget Analysis and Public Expenditure Tracking System
- Transparency in Local Finances in Tanzania, 2003 - 2009
- Understanding Rural Transformation in Tanzania
- Using Annual Performance Reports to Manage Public Resources in Tanzania
- Widowhood and Vulnerability to HIV and AIDS Related Shocks: Exploring Resilience Avenues
- Briefs from LGRP
- About the project
- Are fees the major barrier to accessing public health care?
- Citizens' access to information on local government finances
- Councillors and community leaders-partnership or conflict of interest? Lessons from the Sustainable
- Domestic Water Supply: The Need for a Big Push
- Fees at the dispensary level: Is universal access being compromised?
- Is the community health fund better than user fees for financing public health care?
- Low awareness amongst citizens of local government reforms
- New challenges for local government revenue enhancement
- Primary education since the introduction of the Primary Education Development Plan
- TASAF-a support or an obstacle to local government reform
- Trust in Public Finance: Citizens' Views on taxation by Local Authorities in Tanzania
- Briefs from TGN
- Briefs from Afrobarometer
- Afrobarometer 2008 Key Findings for Tanzania
- Citizens' Views on Crime in Tanzania
- Citizens' Views on the East African Federation: A Tanzanian Perspective
- Combating Corruption in Tanzania: Perception and Experience
- Delivery of Social Services on Mainland Tanzania: Are People Satisfied?
- Despite Economic Growth, Tanzanians Still Dissatisfied
- Tanzanians and Their National Parliament: What the People Expect of Members of Parliament (MPs)
- Books
- Local Perspectives on Globalisation: The African Case
- Poverty and Human Development Report (PHDR) 2007
- Poverty and Human Development Report (PHDR) 2009
- Poverty and Human Development Report 2005
- Researching Poverty in Tanzania: Problems, Policies and Perspectives.
- Tanzania Gender Indicators Booklet 2010
- Viashiria vya Kijinsia
- R&AWG Publications
- Equity Implications of Health Sector User Fees in Tanzania. Do we retain the user fee or do we set
- Maoni ya Watu 2007
- Maoni ya Watu 2007: Cover Page
- Maoni ya Watu 2007: Kukuza Uchumi na Kupunguza Umaskini
- Maoni ya Watu 2007: Maelezo ya Awali
- Maoni ya Watu 2007: Maisha Bora na Ustawi wa Jamii
- Maoni ya Watu 2007: Utawala Bora na Uwajibikaji
- Mbinu za Kukabili Uathirikaji na Ustahimilivu wa Umaskini 2002 - 2003
- MKUKUTA - Ripoti Ya Mwaka 2006: Maendeleo ya kufikia malengo ya ukuaji wa uchumi, ustawi wa jamii
- PHDR 2006 Cluster I: Economic management, growth, agriculture, food availability and accessibility
- PHDR 2006 Cluster II: Education, health and well-being, water and sanitation, social protection
- PHDR 2006 Cluster III: Governmental structures and systems, public resources, public services
- PHDR 2006 Foreword, Acknowledgements, Highlights, Introduction, Conclusion, References, Abbreviation
- PHDR 2006 Front Cover, Preliminaries, Table of Contents, Back Cover
- PHDR 2007 Brief 1: The Status of Growth and the Reduction of Income Poverty in Tanzania
- PHDR 2007 Brief 2: Progress Towards a Better Quality of Life and Improved Social Well-Bein
- PHDR 2007 Brief 3: A Framework for a Tanzanian Growth Strategy
- PHDR 2007 Brief 4: Relating to the Poverty and Human Development Report 2007
- Policy and Service Satisfaction Survey
- Poverty and Human Development Report (PHDR) 2007
- Poverty and Human Development Report (PHDR) 2009
- Poverty and Human Development Report (PHDR) 2009: An Analysis of Household Income and Expenditure
- Poverty and Human Development Report (PHDR) 2009: Progress towards Good Governance and Increased
- Poverty and Human Development Report (PHDR) 2009: Progress towards Improved Quality of Life and Soci
- Poverty and Human Development Report (PHDR) 2009: The Status of Economic Growth and Poverty Reductio
- Poverty and Human Development Report (PHDR)2011
- Poverty and Human Development Report 2005
- Poverty and Human Development Report 2005 - PHDR Briefs in English and Swahili
- Poverty and Human Development Report 2005 Posters in English and Swahili
- Poverty and Human Development Report 2009: The Role of the State in a DME
- Poverty and Human Development Reports PHDR Status Report 2006
- Poverty Human Development Report 2007: Conclusion to the 2007 PHDR
- Poverty Human Development Report 2007: Growth and Development in Tanzania
- Poverty Human Development Report 2007: Introduction
- Poverty Human Development Report 2007: Preliminaries
- Poverty Human Development Report 2007: Results from the ‘Views of the People’ Survey
- Poverty Human Development Report 2007: Status of Growth and Poverty Reduction
- PPA Evaluation and Recommendations for the Poverty Monitoring System in Tanzania
- Social Protection: Assuring a Minimum Income for the Poorest in Tanzania
- Summary of Conclusions from Recent Research and Synthesis of Key Issues on Poverty In Tanzania
- Tanzania Participatory Poverty Assessment Guides 2002 - 2003
- Tanzanian Children's Perceptions of Education and Their Role in Society Views of the Children 2007
- Uelewa wa Watoto wa Tanzania Kuhusu Elimu na Nafasi Yao katika Jamii Maoni ya Watoto Mwaka 2007
- Views of the People 2007
- Views of the People 2007: Cover
- Views of the People 2007: Governance and Accountability
- Views of the People 2007: Growth and Reduction of Poverty
- Views of the People 2007: Preliminaries
- Views of the People 2007: Quality of Life and Social Well-being
- Vulnerability and Social Protection Programmes in Tanzania
- All Publications
- A Bibliography on Poverty in Tanzania
- A Comparative Analysis of Poverty Incidence in Farming Systems of Tanzania
- Access to Formal and Quasi-Formal Credit by Smallholder Farmers and Artisanal Fishermen: A Case of
- Affordability and Expenditure Patterns for Electricity and Kerosene in Urban Households in Tanzania
- An Inventory of Potential Researchers and Institutions of Relevance to Research on Poverty in Tanzan
- Assessing market distortions affecting poverty reduction efforts on smallholder tobacco production i
- Assessing the Institutional Framework for Promoting the Growth of MSEs in Tanzania; The Caseof Dar e
- Assessing the Relative Poverty of Clients and Non-clients of Non-bank Microfinance Institutions in
- Assessment of Village Level Sugar Processing Technology in Tanzania
- Bamboo Trade and Poverty Alleviation in Ileje District, Tanzania
- Capacity Building for Research
- Changes in the upland irrigation system and implications for rural poverty alleviation. A case of
- Changing Perceptions of Poverty and the Emerging Research Issues
- Children and Vulnerability in Tanzania: A Brief Synthesis
- Children’s Involvement in Small Business: Does it Build Youth Entrepreneurship?
- Common Mistakes and Problems in Research Proposal Writing: An Assessment of Proposals for Research
- Conservation and Poverty: The Case of Amani Nature Reserve
- Coping Strategies Used by Street Children in the Event of Illness
- Creating Space for Child Participation in Local Governance in Tanzania: Save the Children
- Credit Schemes and Women’s Empowerment for Poverty Alleviation: The Case of Tanga Region, Tanzania
- Demographic Factors, Household Composition, Employment and Household Welfare
- Determinants of Rural Income in Tanzania : An Empirical Approach
- Developing Social Protection in Tanzania within a Context of Generalised Insecurity
- Economic Policy and Rural Poverty in Tanzania: A Survey of Three Regions
- Educational Background, Training and Their Influence on Female-Operated Informal Sector Enterprises
- Energy, Jobs and Skills:A rapid assessment of potential in Mtwara, Tanzania
- Environmental Issues and Poverty Alleviation in Tanzania
- Establishing Indicators for Urban Poverty-Environment Interaction in Tanzania: The Case of Bonde la
- Financing Public Health Care: Insurance, User Fees or Taxes? Welfare Comparisons in Tanzania
- Foreign Aid, Grassroots Participation and Poverty Alleviation in Tanzania: The HESAWA Fiasco
- Gender and Poverty Alleviation in Tanzania: Issues from and for Research
- Guidelines for Monitoring and Evaluation of REPOA Activities
- Guidelines for Preparing and Assessing REPOA Research Proposals
- Guidelines for Preparing and Assessing REPOA Research Proposals
- Guidelines for Preparing Concept Notes and Proposals for Research on Pro-Poor Growth and Poverty
- Implications of Public Policies on Poverty and Poverty Alleviation: The Case of Tanzania
- Improving Farm Management Skills for Poverty Alleviation: The Case of Njombe District
- Influencing Policy for Children in Tanzania:Lessons from Education, Legislation and Soc. Protection
- Institutional Analysis of Nutrition in Tanzania
- Labour Constraints, Population Dynamics and the AIDS Epidemic: The Case of Rural Bukoba District
- Local Autonomy and Citizen Participation in Tanzania: From a Local Government Reform Perspective
- Local Governance in Tanzania : Observations from Six Councils 2002-2003
- Local Government Finances and Financial Management in Tanzania - Evidence of Trends 2000 - 2007
- Local Government Finances and Financial Management in Tanzania: Observations 2002-2003
- Local Perspectives on Globalisation: The African Case
- Maybe We Should Pay Tax After All? Citizens' Views on Taxation in Tanzania
- Natural Resources Use Patterns and Poverty Alleviation Strategies in the Highlands and Lowlands of
- Negotiating Safe Sex among Young Women: The Fight against HIV/AIDS in Tanzania
- Outsourcing Revenue Collection to Private Agents: Experiences from Local Authorities in Tanzania
- Poverty and Changing Livelihoods of Migrant Maasai Pastoralists in Morogoro and Kilosa Districts,
- Poverty and Deforestation around the Gazetted Forests of the Coastal Belt of Tanzania
- Poverty and Diffusion of Technological Innovations to Rural Women: The Role of Entrepreneurship
- Poverty and Environment: Impact analysis of Sustainable Dar es Salaam Project on Sustainable Livelih
- Poverty and Family Size Patterns: Comparison Across African Countries
- Poverty and Human Development Report (PHDR) 2007
- Poverty and Human Development Report (PHDR) 2009
- Poverty and Human Development Report 2005
- Poverty and Human Development Report 2005 - PHDR Briefs in English and Swahili
- Poverty and the Environment: The Case of Informal Sandmining, Quarrying and Lime-Making Activities
- Poverty and the Rights of Children at Household Level: Findings from Same and Kisarawe Districts, Ta
- Poverty Assessment in Tanzania: Theoretical, Conceptual and Methodological Issues
- Poverty Research in Tanzania: Guidelines for Preparing Research Proposals
- Poverty, Environment and Livelihood along the Gradients of the Usambaras on Tanzania
- REPOA Annual Report 2005
- REPOA Annual Report 2006
- REPOA Annual Report 2007
- REPOA Annual Report 2008
- REPOA Annual Report 2009
- REPOA e-Newsletter
- REPOA e-Newsletter
- REPOA e-Newsletter
- Researching Poverty in Tanzania: Problems, Policies and Perspectives.
- Rice Production in Maswa District , Tanzania and its Contribution to Poverty Alleviation
- School Enrolment, Performance and Access to Education in Tanzania
- Service Delivery in Tanzania : Findings from Six Councils 2000-2003
- Shortcomings of Linkages between Environmental Conservation Initiatives and Poverty Alleviation in
- Social and Cultural Factors Influencing Poverty in Tanzania
- Social Protection of the Elderly in Tanzania: Current Status and Future Possibilities
- Some Practical Research Guidelines
- Survival and Accumulation Strategies at the Rural-Urban Interface: A Study of Ifakara Town, Tanzania
- Tanzania Gender Indicators Booklet 2010
- The Contribution of Microfinance Institutions to Poverty Reduction in Tanzania
- The Growth of Micro and Small, Cluster-Based Furniture-Manufacturing Firms
- The Growth-Poverty Nexus in Tanzania: From a Developmental Perspective
- The Impact of Local Government Reforms in Tanzania 1998-2008
- The Impact of Reforms on the Quality of Primary Education in Tanzania
- The Impact of Technology on Poverty Alleviation: The Case of Artisanal Mining in Tanzania
- The Role of Indigenous Knowledge in Combating Soil Infertility and Poverty in the Usambara Mountains
- The Role of Informal and Semi-Formal Finance in Poverty Alleviation in Tanzania: Results of a Field
- The Role of Privatisation in Providing the Urban Poor Access to Social Services
- The Role of Small Businesses in Poverty Alleviation: The Case of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
- The Role of Tourism in Poverty Alleviation in Tanzania
- The Role of Traditional Irrigation Systems (Vinyungu) in Alleviating Poverty in Iringa Rural Distric
- The Role of Traditional Irrigation Systems in Poverty Alleviation in Semi-Arid Areas: The Case of
- The Tanzanian Energy Sector: The Potential for Job Creation and Productivity Gains through Expanded
- The Use of Labour-Intensive Irrigation Technologies in Alleviating Poverty in Majengo, Mbeya Rural
- The Use of Sustainable Irrigation for Poverty Alleviation in Tanzania
- The Use of Technology in Alleviating Poverty in Tanzania
- To Pay or not to pay? Citizens' views on taxation by local authorities in Tanzania
- Tracer Study on Two REPOA Training Courses: Budget Analysis and Public Expenditure Tracking System
- Viashiria vya Kijinsia
- When bottom-up meets top-down: the limits of local participation in local government planning
- Who's Poor in Tanzania? A Review of Recent Poverty Research
- Widowhood and Vulnerability to HIV and AIDS Related Shocks: Exploring Resilience Avenues
- Youth Migration and Poverty Alleviation: A Case Study of Petty Traders (Wamachinga) in Dar es Salaam
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- Socioeconomic Transformation for Poverty Reduction in Tanzania - Dr. Phillip Mpango - 1
- Socioeconomic Transformation for Poverty Reduction in Tanzania - Dr. Phillip Mpango - 2
- Socioeconomic Transformation for Poverty Reduction in Tanzania - Dr. Phillip Mpango - 3
- Socioeconomic Transformation for Poverty Reduction in Tanzania - Dr. Phillip Mpango - 4
- Prof. Do Duc Dinh at REPOA’s 17th Annual Research Workshop - 1
- Prof. Do Duc Dinh at REPOA’s 17th Annual Research Workshop - 2
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