The study examines relationship between non-financial rewards and retention of employees in banking industry. It uses CRDB as a case study. Data were collected through questionnaires, interviews and literature review. ...

The paper examines climate-smart livestock technologies in rural Tanzania. The study was conducted in Lushoto district of Tanzania. It used household survey data collected in 2012. Results showed that the predicted adoption ...

This study examines regional trade policy options for Tanzania. It discusses the importance of services commitments. The study is based on literature review. Findings show that a 50 percent preferential reduction in the ...

This paper examines the performance of the agricultural sector as Tanzania approaches the 21st century in terms of output and productivity trends as they relate to level of use for various inputs. The farm inputs are ...

The study examines performance evaluation of three small firms’ financing schemes in Tanzania. Data was collected through interviews and review of reports. The findings reveal strong performance in favour of Kilimanjaro ...

The study examines collective action initiatives to improve marketing performance. It focuses on the lessons from farmer groups in Tanzania. Data was obtained through interviews, questionnaires and observations. Findings ...

This study examines networks, trust, and innovation in Tanzania’s manufacturing sector. Data collection involved surveys, interviews and literature review. Social networks of businesspeople in Mwanza are found to support ...

This paper analyzes effects of increasing input costs to the cotton farmers in Tanzania. The primary data were collected through questionnaires distributed to 35 respondents in Shinyanga-Bariadi. Secondary data were collected ...

This journal reports that in the 1950s and 1960s Tanzania had the third largest co-operative movement in the world. These co-operatives provided economic and social protection to members so that poor peasants could sell ...

The study examines the impact of firm size and age on performance of microfinance institutions in Tanzania. The study uses panel data of five years and 30 Microfinance institutions operating in the country. The findings ...