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Affecting the adoption of rain water harvesting technologies in western Pare lowlands of Tanzania

Mdoe, N.S.Y.; Hatibu, N.; Mahoo, H.; Gowing, J.; Senkondo, E.M.M (1998)

4,d.oPtion,oj. tech,!ology.is an importantfactor in economic development especia.lly.' in developing fountries~ s.ucc,essful introduction of technologies in d~eloping countries requires an understanding gf .the prioriti~s ...
A Small Push Goes a Long Way: Farmers' Participation in Rainwater Harvesting Technology Development

Lazaro, E.A.; Senkondo, E.M.M.; Bakari, A.; Kishebuka, S.R.; Kajiru, G.J. (1999)

Farmer partieipation in decision making at various phases of project implementation contributes very.highly to project success. The Soil-Water Management Research Programme (SWMRP) has gained valuable experience in the ...
Moving from sectoral to integrated water resources management in Tanzania: the challenges and opportunities

Kadigi, R.M. J. (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2003)

As in many other countries of Southern Africa, the conventional approach to water resources management in Tanzania has generally suffered from the syndrome of lack of recognition of multi- sectoral water uses and linkages. ...
Optimal fertilizer warehousing and distribution systems for farm supply cooperatives

Kenkel, P.; Kilima, F. (NCR-194 Research on Cooperatives, 2004)

Fertilizer sales and appli cation services are important business areas for farm supply cooperatives. These firms account for roughly one-third of the $800M, which U.S. producers paid for fertilizer, lime and soil ...
The impact of market reforms on spatial volatility of maize price in Tanzania

Kilima, T. M.; Chung, C.; Kenkel, P.; Mbiha, E. (Journal of Agricultural Economics, 2004)

The impacts of market reforms on the volatility of agricultural prices in developing countries have not been well understood because economic theory does not provide a concrete basis for predicting the effects of reforms ...
Adaptive techniques for Landau–Lifshitz–Gilbert equation with magnetostriction

Baˇnas∗, L’ubomír (Elsevier, 2005-08-25)

In this paper we propose a time–space adaptive method for micromagnetic problems with magnetostriction. The considered model consists of coupled Maxwell’s, Landau–Lifshitz–Gilbert (LLG) and elastodynamic equations. The ...
Are price changes in the world market transmitted to markets in less developed countries? A case study of sugar, cotton, wheat, and rice in Tanzania

Kilima, F. T. M. (IIIS, 2006)

This paper investigates the extent to which world market price changes are transmitted through changes in border prices into local producer prices for four agricultural product markets in Tanzania: sugar, cotton, wheat ...
Effects of food safety standards on the livelihoods of actors in the nile perch value chain in Tanzania

Kadigi, Reuben M. J.; Mdoe, Ntengua S.Y.; Senkondo, Ephraim; Mpenda, Zena (Copenhagen, 2007)

Exports of non-traditional products from developing to developed countries have increased rapidly over the past two decades. However, one of the major challenges facing developing countries in seeking to maintain and ...
Drawing on collective arrangements and social networks: a coping strategy for the poor households in the great Ruaha catchment, Tanzania

Kadigi, Reuben M. J.; Mdoe, N.S.Y.; Mahoo, H.F.; Ashimogo, G.C.; Tumbo, S. (SUA, 2007)

Access to water and land resources underpins the socio-economic fabric of many societies in the Southern Africa region, which is characterized broadly as underdeveloped with widespread food insecurity, exacerbated by ...
The spice industry in Tanzania: general profile, supply chain structure, and food standards compliance issues

Akyoo, A.; Lazaro, E. (Danish Institute for International Studies, DIIS, 2007)

The fall in the agricultural sector’s contribution to Tanzanian export earnings since the early 1990s has increased attention toward new crops with the potential of supplementing the country’s traditional export crops. ...
Rapid appraisal of policies &institutional frameworks for agricultural water management

Unknown author ((IMAWESA), 2007-11)

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The purpose of the country study was to investigate how policies or institutional frameworks affected or would have affected agricultural water management (AWM) programmes or projects between 1985 ...
The capacity of on-farm research in reducing poverty: Experiences from twenty seven projects in Tanzania

Tarimo, A. J. P.; Johnsen, F. H.; Nchimbi-Msolla, S.; Mbaga, S.; Kilima, F. T. M.; Sesabo, J.; Abdallah, J. M.; Iranga, G. (Tanzania J.Agric.Sc, 2008)

Poverty can be categorized into income poverty and non-income poverty. At the smallscale Jarmers level income poverty results Jrom low productivity oj agricultural enterprises. hence low sales oj products. On the other ...
Sustainability standards and coffee exports from Tanzania

Lazaro, E. A.; Makindara, J.; Kilima, T. M. (DIIS · DANISH INSTITUTE FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDIES, 2008)

One of the key trends characterizing agro-food trade in the last two decades has been the increas-ing complexity of public and private standards that are applied to imports into developed coun-tries. This paper aims to ...
Institutional capacity for standards conformity assessment: a case study on spices in Tanzania

Akyoo, A.; Lazaro, E. (Copenhagen 2008 Danish Institute for International Studies, DIIS, 2008)

Local capacity for standards conformity assessment is an important component in accessing export markets. In theory, it will lead to lowered compliance costs on the part of local exporters. Moreover, it may provide local ...
An accounting method-based cost-benefit analysis of conformity to certified organic standards for spices in Tanzania

Akyoo, A.; Lazaro, E. (Copenhagen 2008 Danish Institute for International Studies, DIIS, 2008)

Certified organic farming has emerged as a market channel providing participating African small- holders with access to high value markets in the EU. The benefits may include not only a guaranteed produce market, but ...
Liberalized Maize Marketing for Smallholder Farmers in Tanzania: Evidences from Ludewa and Sumbawanga Districts

Hella, J. P.; Poulton, C.; Kashuliza, A. K. (2010)

Since 1986, Tanzania undertook economic reforms to establish free market economy in order to stimulate economic growth. With respect to maize, policy measures were implemented through; removal of price subsidies on maize ...
Adoption of a New Maize and Production Efficiency in Western Kenya

Mignouna, D.B; Mutabazi, k; Senkondo, E.M; Manyong, V.M. (2010-09)

Declining yields of maize as a result of Striga infestation has necessitated a new technology known as Imazapyr-resistant maize (IRM) to contain the problem. As a result, research and development initiatives with substantial ...
Adoption of a new maize and production efficiency in western Kenya

Mignouna, D.B; Mutabazi, K; Senkondo, E.M; Manyong, V.M (2010-09)

Declining yields of maize as a result of Striga infestation has necessitated a new technology known as Imazapyr-resistant maize (IRM) to contain the problem. As a result, research and development initiatives with substantial ...
Potential of rainfall indexed micro-insurance programs as tools to mitigate agricultural production risks in Tanzania

Kadigi, Reuben M. J.; Kingu, Peter M.; Kaliba, Aloyce R. (Research on Poverty Alleviation (REPOA), 2011)

This paper discusses the theoretical and practical approach of developing and pricing rainfall indices, the potential and challenges of using rainfall indexed microinsurance programs as tools to mitigate agricultural ...
Adoption and impact of improved agricultural technologies in developing countries: the case of Imazapyr-resistant maize in Western Kenya

Mignouna, Djana Babatima (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2011)

Declining productivity of food crops in developing countries is associated with several factors including poor adoption of improved technologies against pests and parasites destroying crops with developmental implications ...

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