This study explores the linkages between trade, development and poverty reduction in Tanzania. It uses the case of the fisheries sector. Data was obtained through interviews, questionnaires and from published sources. The ...

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

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, ...

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 ...

The study examines income inequality between grassroots farmers and food processors. Data collection involved interviews, observation and documentary analysis. Results show that the linkage has been established to be in ...

This (2014) study uses the value chain approach to analyze the coordination and structure of the banana value chain in Rombo district, Tanzania. Its objective is to provide information to decision makers for improving ...

This paper investigates the effect of changes in domestic trade policy and agricultural trade liberalization in Tanzania. It focuses on the variability of coffee prices over time. Data set used consists of monthly international ...

This paper examines the National Agriculture Input Voucher Scheme (NAIVS) which was introduced in Tanzania in 2008/2009 to overcome the limitations of the previous subsidy programs, access impact on productivity and food ...