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Policy Briefs

Learning Environment and Performance
of Primary Education in Tanzania

This policy brief aims at assessing learning outcomes by looking at inputs, commitments and competencies of service

Working Papers

Designing for differences:
aligning incentives in Tanzania’s skills sector

Since the introduction of the Skills Development Levy (SDL) in Tanzania, the financing of skills training has been

Repoa Briefs

Learning Environment and Performance of Primary Education in Tanzania

Since independence in 1961, Tanzania declared war against three social enemies, which are ignorance, poverty, and

Repoa Briefs

Healthcare Delivery Environment and Performance in Tanzania

Good health is indispensable towards promoting the well-being of people as well as the nation’s development (World Bank,

Working Papers

Designing for differences:aligning incentives in Tanzania’s skills sector

The aim of this paper is twofold. Building on Andreoni (2018), we first aim to evaluate the current incentive structures

Policy Briefs

Healthcare Delivery Environment and
Performance in Tanzania

The purpose of this policy brief is to assess outcomes of primary education and health services. The survey looked at

Books

Drivers of Farm Household Incomes in Rural Tanzania

Throughout the history of Tanzania, agriculture has been considered the back bone of its economy. Its contribution to

Policy Briefs

Elimu na Uzalishaji Kwenye Kilimo Tanzania Vijijini

Hii ni taarifa fupi itokanayo na utafiti wa kitaalam kuhusu mchango wa mfumo rasmi na usiorasmi wa elimu, na upatikanaji

Journal Articles

Policy implementation under stress

Central-local government relations in property tax administration in Tanzania Inter-organisational cooperation in

Policy Briefs

Petroleum’s Potential Impact on Future State-Society Relations in Tanzania

Tanzanian citizens continue to have high expectations about the benefits that the country’s emerging petroleum sector

Policy Briefs

Civil society’s role in petroleum sector governance: The case of Tanzania

Good governance in the management of natural resources is now recognized by scholars and policymakers as key to ensuring

Policy Briefs

Cursed before production?

Big discoveries of high value natural resources can have negative economic, political, and social effects long before

Repoa Briefs

Limits to citizen engagement and downward accountability in the context of decentralization by devolution in Tanzania

This brief examines how the process of decentralization by devolution in Tanzania affects local democracy and the

Repoa Briefs

Financial discretion in LGAs and its effect on delivery of financial services through special funds for women and youth

This brief examines how the process of decentralization by devolution in Tanzania affects outcomes in terms of local

Repoa Briefs

National Food Reserve Agency (NFRA) Not for Smallholder Farmers

Poverty level remains quite high in the country, more so in rural than urban areas. As the Household Budget Survey of

Special Papers

Local Government Finances and Financial Management in Tanzania

Empirical Evidence of Trends 2000-2007 This paper examines the capacity of local government authorities in Tanzania

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