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Factors affecting adoption of artificial insemination technology by dairy farmers in Kinondoni district

Temba, Abdallah Emil Mlemba (Sokoine university of agriculture., 2011)

A study was carried out in Kinondoni district in Dar es Salaam region with the aim of establishing factors affecting adoption of AI technology by dairy farmers. Data were collected using formal and informal interviews ...

Factors affecting implementation of WHO recommendations on infant feeding among HIV/AIDs infected mothers in Dar es salaam region, Tanzania

Mwasora, Fatma Ally (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2015)

The study was conducted to characterize factors affecting implementation of WHO recommendations on infant feeding among HIV/AIDS infected mothers in Dar-es- Salaam region. Specifically the study intended to assess knowledge ...

Factors affecting interactions between different key actors in improved rice varieties innovation system in the Eastern Zone of Tanzania

Charles, Sospeter J.; Mattee, Amon Z.; Msuya-Bengesi, Catherine P. (Routledge, 2021)

This study examines factors affecting the interactions between different key actors in the innovation system of improved rice varieties in the Eastern Zone of Tanzania. A parallel mixed design was used to collect the data ...

Factors affecting market access among spice farmers in Zanzibar

Hassan, Maryam Ally (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2015)

Using survey data and secondary information, this study was carried out to analyse factors affecting market access among spice farmers in Zanzibar. The study’s specific objectives were (i) to examine economic characteristics ...

Factors affecting pine resin productivity and its potential as source of revenue in the forest sector of Tanzania: a case study of Sao Hill Forest Plantation

Salim, B. S. (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2019)

Tanzania is rich in pine forests which have the potential to produce valuable resin. In recent years Tanzania has embarked on commercial resin tapping at Sao Hill Forest Plantation. However, current information on resin ...

Factors affecting students academic achievement in secondary schools in Tanzania

Mlozi, M. R. S. (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2000-11)

This study was conducted in the ten secondary schools in three regions namely Dar es Salaam, Morogoro and Tanga. Of the ten surveyed schools, five of them were in Dar Es Salaam region and these included Azania, Jangwani, ...

Factors affecting sustainability of community development projects in Morogoro district, Tanzania

Hayuma, Paschalina John (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2011)

Communities of various sizes in Tanzania are implementing sustainable projects. Despite its increasing popularity, the sustainable community “movement” consists of a diverse set of activities in an early stage of development ...

Factors affecting teaching and learning of agricultural science as an optional subject in selected secondary schools in Tanzania

Nyigu, P. (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2017)

Agriculture as a subject has been taught in Tanzania before and after independence with overall purpose being development of basic agricultural skills relevant to learners‟ home environment. Thus, this study was conducted ...

Factors affecting the job perfomance of agricultural extension workers in Handeni District, Tanzania

Luvanda, Mbega Witnes (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2015)

This study was conducted to determine factors affecting job performance of agricultural extension workers (AEWs) at Handeni District, Tanga Region. Specifically the study aimed at assessing the job performance of extension ...

Factors affecting uptake of modern family planning services in Kishapu rural district, Tanzania

Joseph, Nandrie Janeth (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2020)

Modern family planning is important as it helps couples to decide the number of children, improve maternal child health as well as saving the life of newborns. Globally, there is high uptake of modern family planning in ...

Factors affecting utilisation of agricultural innovations in Tanzania: A case of selected rice production practices in Igunga district

Ndelemba, M. E. (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2015)

Farmers can potentially increase their productivity through utilisation of rice production innovations practices and new input packages, if appropriate extension services are put in place. However, many conventional ...

Factors associated with acquisition of enteric episodes in cattle waste handlers in Morogoro, Tanzania

Madoshi, B. P.; Lupindu, A. M.; Mtambo, M. M. A.; Muhairwa, A. P.; Olsen, J. E. (Research Gate, 2017)

The study explored risk factors for acquiring enteric disease in animal waste handlers as occupational hazards. A qualitative survey of 124 of respondents from Morogoro peri-urban and urban areas was done. Eight four ...

Factors associated with body weight attainment in calves on smallholder dairy farms in Tanzania

Chang’a, J.S; Løken, T; Mdegela, R.H; Reksen, O (2012-03-09)

In order to investigate associations between individual calf parameters and/or herd management practices and dairy calf body weight (BW) attainment in smallholder farms in Tanzania, a prospective study was carried out at ...

Factors contributing to irregular migration: A case of Kasulu District, Tanzania

Magweiga, R. S.; Urassa, J. K. (2017-06)

Despite the fact that irregular migrants (IRMs) have often been facing a lot of challenges in sustaining their livelihood in Kasulu District, yet in recent years, there has been an increase of IRMs from within and outside ...

Factors contributing to low literacy among primary school pupils: a case of Mkuranga District, Tanzania

Ngussa, Neema Kusekwa (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2015)

A cross sectional study was carried in Mkuranga District, Pwani Region to find out the parents, teachers and pupils factors influencing low literacy in primary schools. Random sampling was used in selecting the study ...

Factors contributing to women involvement in the marching trade in Moshi municipality

Chuma, Eliezer Shukran Methuselah (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2008)

A heavy burden of lack of employment, poor social services, and bureaucratic hassles drives many producers into the informal sector. This situation is a consequence of either the ignorance or the negligence, of the state ...

Factors determining the rise of modern food retailing in East Africa: Evidence from Tanzania

Nandonde, Felix, Adamu; Kuada, John (Routledge, 2018)

The food retail sector has undergone dramatic changes in the East African Community (EAC) since the beginning of this century. Both African and non-African international retail firms have entered the market and have gradually ...

Factors for joining village community networks in Tanzania

Madaha, Rasel (Asian Economic and Social Society (AESS), 2021-05-06)

Self-created social networks play key role in the development of communities across the globe. Self-created community networks serve as platforms for social networking among marginalized communities in Africa and the rest ...

Factors hindering use of standard weights and measures along Irish potato supply chain in Njombe region, Tanzania

Bengesi, K. M. K. (Canadian Centre for Science and Education, 2018)

Non-compliance with standard weights and measures in agricultural marketing in Tanzania compelled this paper to examined factors hindering use of standard weights and measures along Irish potato supply chain. To address ...

Factors influencing academic performance of students in community and government built secondary schools In Mbeya municipality, Tanzania .

Kaguo, Fortunatusy Emillio (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2011)

The study investigated factors that influence the academic performance of students in the community and government built secondary schools in Mbeya municipality. The study, specifically assessed the adequacy of school ...

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