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Locally-led climate change adaptation works: Here are eight ways to support it

Locally-led adaptation (LLA) is a framework of key principles for how to support communities in adapting to climate

The digital revolution, coupled with the rise of the gig economy has transformed the way work is understood and

Tourism plays a significant role in livelihoods & poverty reduction, directly employing over 1.4 million workers and

Gender disparities readily appear across the waste management value chain, reflecting prevalent imbalances in the

After the re-adoption of multipartyism in Tanzania in 1992, the preference of many adult Tanzanians for the political

Despite the government's efforts to adopt e-participation at the local level, adoption is still in the early stages,

Domestic resource mobilisation (DRM) is essential in allowing countries to own and flexibly chart policies that address

This Policy Brief describes Domestic Revenue Mobilisation (DRM) as — increasing government revenues through taxation and

The study aims to provide input needed for policy analysis of key Government policies, strategies and programmes which

Given data availability, this study uses Value Added Per Worker (VAPW) and Total Factor Productivity (TFP) to measure

This study examined the effects of investment and the business environment on firm productivity in Tanzania. Read on to

After seven years of the implementation of the 2014 education and training policy, this policy brief explores the choice

A large portion of food loss, especially in Africa, occurs at production or during storage and handling stages (Ridolfi,

This policy brief examines health and safety conditions in Tanzania's urban solid waste management practices. The

The safety risks of prolonged working hours in Tanzania's platform economy are not thoroughly examined. This policy

This policy brief provides a framework of analysis on building productive capacities in Tanzania – regarding o