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The Afrobarometer Round 9 survey, conducted in 2022, sheds light on how the youth of Tanzania perceive the country’s p
Locally-led adaptation: moving from principles to practice in the water sector
This Report focuses on locally-led adaptation in the water sector, examining progress and lessons learnt from water
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REPOA’s Annual Research Workshop continues to be the longest running and largest research workshop held in Tanzania by a
Safeguarding Digital Labour: Data Protection for Platform Workers
The digital revolution, coupled with the rise of the gig economy has transformed the way work is understood and
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Tourism plays a significant role in livelihoods & poverty reduction, directly employing over 1.4 million workers and
Dignifying Well-being of Women: Labour Conditions in Solid Waste Management in Tanzania Cities
Gender disparities readily appear across the waste management value chain, reflecting prevalent imbalances in the
Re-examining the Citizens’ Preferences for the Political Party Systems in Tanzania after 1992
After the re-adoption of multipartyism in Tanzania in 1992, the preference of many adult Tanzanians for the political
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Despite the government's efforts to adopt e-participation at the local level, adoption is still in the early stages,
Domestic Revenue Mobilisation for Sustainable Development and the Contribution of IDA-20: The Assessment of Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda and Rwanda
This Policy Paper has analysed the trends and features of domestic resource mobilisation in Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda, and
Domestic Revenue Mobilisation for Sustainable Development in Sub-Saharan Africa and the Contribution of IDA-20
This Policy Paper has analysed trends and features of domestic resource mobilisation in Sub-Saharan Africa. The paper
Domestic Revenue Mobilisation for Sustainable Development in the Four East African Countries
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Domestic Revenue Mobilisation (DRM) for Sustainable Development in Sub-Saharan Africa and the Contribution of IDA-20
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Situational Analysis of Firm Level Productivity and Competitiveness in Tanzania
The study aims to provide input needed for policy analysis of key Government policies, strategies and programmes which