• Empowerment of school committees and parents in Tanzania: delineating existence of opportunity, its use and impact on school decisions 

  Masue, Orest Sebastian (University of Bergen, 2014-12-05)

  Since the end of the twentieth century, public administration systems in developing countries have undergone significant transformation. This comes as a result of the global shift from centralized to decentralized ...
• Bio-mass inventory on the basis of terrestrial surveys and aerial photographs - Illustrated on the example of a Tanzanian Miombo Woodland. 

  Malende, Yusufu H.M.B. (Georg-August-Univerisitat Gottingen, 1997-07)
• Epidemiological status of brucellosis and its impact on abortions in humans and domestic ruminants in Kagera ecosystem of Tanzania. 

  Ntirandekura, Jean-Bosco (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2020)

  Brucellosis is a zoonotic disease of both public health and economic importance. Little is known about the local understanding of brucellosis by pastoralists as well as its status and impact in the Kagera region of ...
• Silicon uptake by rice plant under the system of rice intensification and continuous flooding in Mkindo Irrigation Scheme, Morogoro, Tanzania 

  Gowele, Grace Erasto (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2021)

  Silicon (Si) is the second most abundant element available in the earth's crust and is considered as a beneficial element for crop growth especially rice. Si deficiency in the soil may lead to decline in rice yields. A ...
• Evaluation of awareness, behavioral practices and risks associated with human-bat interactions in Kilombero and Mvomero districts, Tanzania 

  Byonanebye, Marion (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2021)

  Human-bat interactions have been and continue to be a global concern due to their association with several zoonotic disease outbreaks. Such interactions have initiated the infection chains that affect global public health ...

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