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Towards Socially Just Urbanization in Tanzania: Public Service Delivery

To better understand whether all urban dwellers can access public services equally, this policy brief examines the

Tanzania’s rate of urbanization is estimated to be about 5%, and the urban population will grow to 35.5 million in 2030,

In a drive to better understand urbanization processes in Sub-Saharan Africa, Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES) supported

The overall objective of this research project is to identify institutional bottlenecks that limit competitiveness and

How Countries are Performing on the Road to Recovery The deep economic recession triggered by COVID-19 continues to

Youth unemployment has become the biggest development challenge in Tanzania. Young people have few opportunities to

Analysis of farm and non-farm occupational choices among youth in rural Tanzania The agricultural sector in rural

The role of women in the promotion of agriculture and industrial development in Tanzania has recently become paramount.

This paper investigates the leather value chain in Tanzania. Tanzania has large livestock production that potentially

Property taxation in Tanzania is one among sources that the government can potentially and largely use to widen its tax

The global economy has encountered a slowdown in growth and capital flows in the last few years. The global downturn has

A Research Agenda Tanzania has since the 1990s undertaken a comprehensive reform agenda focusing on several areas

This study considers the effects of family migration on labor market outcomes for the migrant partnered women. Whereas

Challenges, Prospects & Policy Options for Tanzania Assessing competitiveness of such a dynamic sector as

This report highlights the state of the business environment in Tanzania by presenting both the trends and current

Geita Gold Mine, Tanzania This study assessed the contribution of Geita Gold Mine (GGM) to the livelihoods of local