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The Instrumental versus the Symbolic

Investigating Members’ Participation in Civil Society Networks in Tanzania Civil society organisations (CSO) n

The distinctive flavour of Tanzanian cocoa has recently been attracting the attention of the international cocoa world.

Awareness and Participation of the Local Communities Biofuel investment in Tanzania has been welcomed on the grounds

Can the urban poor of Tanzania afford the cost of using modern sources of energy,1 i.e. electricity, liquefied petroleum

This brief assesses the relevance, use, and outcomes of training workshops offered by REPOA to media personnel in 2008,

Poverty is still one of the most daunting challenges facing Africa in general and Tanzania in particular, as evident

Tanzanian citizens are entitled to receive the best possible public services from the government. The latter has the

This study analysed the domestic response to changes in the coffee market configuration and the roles of institutions

Save the Children and Children’s Councils In 2002, the Junior Council of the United Republic of Tanzania was created

Good governance relies on three interdependent characteristics – transparency, accountability and integrity - and at the

Budget Analysis and Public Expenditure Tracking System This brief summarises the results of a tracer study of Budget

Given that timely and quality data are important for planning and monitoring local service delivery, REPOA conducted a

This brief analyses the economic situation of elderly persons and children in Tanzania. Significantly, the analysis

This brief summarises the findings of a study on social protection of elderly in Tanzania. The study began by analysing

Exploring Resilience Avenues This brief summarises the findings of a study conducted in Makete district, Iringa

This brief summarises the findings of a study conducted in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania in 2006 that examined how children’s w