Zanzibar Court Users’ Satisfaction Survey 2025

This survey was conducted by REPOA, an independent research institution, to establish a baseline for measuring satisfaction with court services across the country. This baseline data serves as a critical reference point for future impact assessments, helping to track progress over time and highlighting areas requiring further enhancement. The findings from this survey will provide […]

Increasing the Number of Elected Women Representatives in Tanzania’s Parliament: Challenges and Strategies

This brief draws on data from the National Electoral Commission, parliamentary records (1985–2020), media reports, and selected secondary studies on women in politics in Tanzania and other African countries, and data compiled from selected local government authority websites (2025) for the number of councillors. This research was conducted in early 2025, immediately after the local […]

Leveraging Renewable Energy for Inclusive Economic Growth in Tanzania

This policy brief presents a comprehensive analysis of the role of Renewable Energy Technologies (RETs) in advancing inclusive economic growth in Tanzania. Despite the country’s vast renewable energy potential, the sector’s contribution to GDP remains below 2%, constrained by financial, institutional, and infrastructural barriers. READ ON…!

Learning from the Experience of the Namibian Blue Economy 2

This Policy Brief outlines some lessons from the experiences of Namibian blue economy following the mission of REPOA and the Bank of Namibia teams, which met the relevant Government authorities and the private sector agencies there. READ ON…!

Intrahousehold bargaining and Climate-Smart Agriculture: Productivity outcomes among female paddy farmers in Morogoro, Tanzania

This study explores the drivers of women’s bargaining power in households, and their impact on Climate-Smart Agriculture (CSA) practices adoption in Tanzania, focusing on paddy production. The study uses data from 317 women farmers. Results reveal that, the adoption of CSA practices is influenced by factors such as women’s bargaining power, age, non-farm income, area […]

Learning from the Experience of the Namibian Blue Economy 1

This Policy Brief outlines some lessons from the experiences of Namibian blue economy following the mission of REPOA and Bank of Namibia teams, which met with the relevant Government authorities and the private sector agencies there. READ ON…!

Harnessing Tanzania’s Services Trade for Structural Transformation

This Policy Brief presents key findings from a study that investigated the impact of changes in the composition of services and trade sub-sectors on economic growth and transformation in Tanzania. Specifically, it offers a picture of Tanzania’s services trade profile and analyse the contribution of services trade to GVCs through decomposition of value added in […]

Dynamics of Service Sector in Tanzania and its role in structural transformation

The service sector in Tanzania has become increasingly dominant in the country’s economic landscape, significantly contributing to GDP and offering potential avenues for inclusive and sustainable economic growth. This policy brief examines the evolution of the service sector, identifies key opportunities, and present econometric results on the drivers of the service sector expansion for the […]