Most citizens who are aware of climate change say it is making life worse. READ MORE by clicking the Download.PDF
Climate change mitigation and adaptation: Profile of biomass briquette producers in Tanzania
Many producers operate in the private formal sector. Despite being formalised, their staffing does not reflect the
Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation: Factors influencing the adoption of biomass briquettes in Tanzania
The biomass briquette adoption is not as high as expected despite their benefits because of the lack of climate change
Energy gaps: Slight, uneven progress still leaves many Africans without electricity
Fewer than half of households enjoy a supply of electricity that works “most” or “all” of the time. READ MORE...!
How to overcome rent seeking in Tanzania’s skills sector? Exploring feasible reforms through discrete choice experiments
Skills gaps and mismatches are widely documented as a hindrance to inclusive structural transformation across developing
Factors influencing Online Citizen Engagement at the Local Level in Tanzania
The adoption of e-participation adoption is found to be conditioned by the Information and Communication Technology
Democratisation in Tanzania: Re-examining citizens’ preferences for political party systems after 1992
The findings suggest an evolution of popular views on multipartism over time in contrast to reservations expressed to
Motorcycle taxi riding and crimes in the urban settings of Dar es Salaam and Pwani Regions – Tanzania
The study reveals differences in crimes between regions. Findings further reveal that, while different initiatives are
Technology Shocks and Performance of Commercial Banks in Tanzania
The findings proved the need for banks to formulate relevant policies and strategies for their technology adoption
Adaptive Water Governance and Climate Change Resilience among Rural Communities in Kilosa District, Tanzania
Results in this study indicate that climate change is not a new phenomenon in the study area. Rural communities have
Closing the Gender Performance Gap at Enterprise Level: Empirical Evidence from Tanzania
The findings of this study suggest that performance of women’s enterprises in Tanzania is determined by revenue, access t
Vulnerability in the Context of the COVID-19 pandemic: a Case study of Motorcycle-Taxi Drivers in Dar es Salaam
The Tanzanian Government can use the study results to better understand the vulnerability issues related to motorcycle
Factors Influencing Smallholder Tomato Growers’ Access to and Uptake of Climate Change Information in Iringa and Morogoro Regions
This study assesses the factors influencing access to and uptake of climate change information for building adaptive
Examination of the Sociocultural Barriers Facing Women Miners in Morogoro and Manyara
The findings of the study indicated that the patriarchal ideology, negative social attitudes and gender-based and sexual
Post-Harvest Losses in Marketed fruits and vegetables: Evidence from selected markets in Dar es Salaam
This study attempts to bridge the existing knowledge gap by focusing on post-harvest losses (PHL) in marketed fruits and
Farmers’ Integrated Agricultural Marketing in Tanzania: Can’t the Digital Warehouse Receipt System Work?
Although the manual systems and processes are embraced to the point that the impression is created that digital