This study compares enrolment in the pre- and post-COVID-19 pandemic. During and after the outbreak of COVID-19
Tanzanians say government must do ‘a lot more’ to limit climate change, but ordinary citizens should also do their part
Most citizens who are aware of climate change say it is making life worse. READ MORE by clicking the Download.PDF
Tanzanians commend COVID-19 response but call for more investment in preparing for future health emergencies
A recent Afrobarometer survey reveals that about one in seven Tanzanian households report losing a primary source of
Investing in Tanzania’s People – Valuing the U.S. Tanzania Partnership for Prosperity
This study was conducted as a collaboration between REPOA and AidData, a U.S.-based research lab at William & Mary’s
The impact of COVID-19 pandemic on the educational inequalities in Tanzania
This Policy Brief is a result of a country-specific study conducted by REPOA in collaboration with the Southern Voice,
Status of the Transition to a Nature-Positive Green Economy in Tanzania
REPOA would like to extend its sincere gratitude for the financial support provided by the Green Economy Coalition (GEC)
The Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on educational Inequalities in Tanzania
This study examines the impact of COVID-19 on educational inequalities in primary schools in Tanzania, focusing on
Household’s perceptions on the discoveries of natural gas in Lindi and Mtwara
This policy brief explores on the household’s perceptions on the discoveries of natural gas in Lindi and Mtwara. It d
Finance and African development—pursuit for inclusivity
This policy brief looks at the Least Developed Countries—32 African countries classified by the UN as LDCs, whereas the r