In this Issue, REPOA has continued to climb up on the ladder as the best research institution in Tanzania. There are
The Contractual Implications of the Tanzania Upstream Petroleum Fiscal Regime
The petroleum sector is characterized by substantial rents when discovered and developed. However, such rents are
Petroleum’s Potential Impact on Future State-Society Relations in Tanzania
Tanzanian citizens continue to have high expectations about the benefits that the country’s emerging petroleum sector
Civil society’s role in petroleum sector governance: The case of Tanzania
Good governance in the management of natural resources is now recognized by scholars and policy makers as key to
Cursed before production?
Big discoveries of high value natural resources can have negative economic, political, and social effects long before
The Impact of Cultural, Religious and Legal Factors on Women’s Empowerment through Conditional Cash Transfers
This brief draws from a research report titled “Assessing women empowerment in Tanzania: the case of the Productive
Assessing the Impact of Conditional Cash Transfers on Women’s Empowerment in Tanzania
This brief snapshot results from a study that examined the impact of cash transfers on household living standards, and
Citizen’s satisfaction with public services and willingness to pay taxes in Tanzania
Measuring user’s satisfaction with the public goods and services are an important component of organizational
Making Tourism Work for Tanzania
The tourism industry in Tanzania has experienced an extraordinary growth over the years. The success of the industry is
Alternatives to local content requirements in resource-rich countries
This paper discusses whether and to what extent resource-rich developing countries should introduce local content
The Impact of Large Scale Mining on the Livelihoods of Adjacent Communities
Geita Gold Mine, Tanzania This study assessed the contribution of Geita Gold Mine (GGM) to the livelihoods of local
Growth, Employment, Poverty and Inequality in Tanzania
This paper shows that in Tanzania, economic growth contributes to job creation and employment opportunities, however, it