The study examines politics, patronage and projects. It focuses on the political economy of agricultural policy in Tanzania. Data was obtained through literature review and other reports. The report concludes that patronage ...

This paper centers on examining the role of nursery gardens as small scale agribusiness enterprises in improving livelihoods in Arusha, Tanzania. Data were collected through interviews, questionnaire, documentary review ...

This paper examines the significance politics and polarization of the agricultural co-operative the movement from 1961 to 1982. Data was obtained through literature review. Results show that following Independence, the ...

The study examines price fluctuation of agricultural products and its impact on small scale farmer’s development. Questionnaire, interviews and documentary review were used to collect data. Findings showed that price ...

This paper analyses climate variability and farm technology adoption decisions among smallholder farmers in Pangani river basin. Participatory techniques, including interviews, questionnaires and group discussions were ...

This paper investigates the cloves export response in Tanzania before and after trade liberalization from 1970 to 2010. Data was based on various reports and literature reviews. Findings revealed that there exists a long ...

This study provides a comparative economic analysis for tobacco and groundnut farming systems in Urambo. The study used structured questionnaire and interviews. A Random sampling procedure was used to obtain a sample size ...

The study examines fifty years (1961-2011) of cooperatives and economic development in Tanzania. Data collection involved review of various reports and documents, as well as interviews. Results show that without co-operatives, ...

This study examines whether exists some aspects of correlation between physical capital and infrastructures on the households` food security. It was carried out in Mvomero district covering three villages selected randomly. ...

The study examines edible wild fruits business in Songea district, Tanzania. In-depth interviews (IDIs) are used for data collection. Results show that women are the main actors in wild fruits business mainly due to ...