This article presents the National Baseline Survey Report for Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs), published in December 2012. The report highlights the results of the first comprehensive, representative national ...

In Europe, the rate of counterfeit agro-inputs is reported to range from 5% to 7%. The fake agro-inputs in Africa are reported to comprise 15% - 20% of the agro-inputs market. In Tanzania, the situation is more challenging ...

The annual industrial and production survey was commissioned to measure the performance of industrial sector in 21 regions of Tanzania mainland. Survey report shows that the industry sector grew by 9.9 percent in 2008 ...

This article assesses the business environment in Tanzania after socialism. It examines challenges of reforming banks, parastatals, taxation and the civil service. Data was obtained from various literatures. Findings show ...

This paper aimed at assessing agriculture’s wider role during economic growth and its impact on poverty reduction. The study employed secondary data culled from Tanzanian National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) surveys in ...

The study identifies the information requirements for information logistics in the food processing value chain for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in Tanzania. The study used primary sources of data. Data was collected ...

This study examines Tanzania film policy. It is based on review of various documents and policies. It reveals that Tanzania’s predominately socio-cultural focus on the film industry does not comfortably acknowledge nor ...

This study examines the Tanzania film industry. Data collection interviews and focus group. Findings reveal that there are few statistics and little reliable information available about the film industry in Tanzania. There ...

This study examines entrepreneurial processes in African economies in Transition. Data collection involves literature review. Findings show strategies include the move towards the informal sector as an alternative to the ...

This report (2012) analyses Tanzania’s tax policies and how much revenue the country is losing from tax evasion, capital flight and tax incentives. It shows that, every year, a vast amount of potential tax revenue that ...