• One Health Approach (OHA) in Selected Urban Settings in Tanzania: Knowledge, Attitudes, Awareness, and Practices 

  Kimario, Kanti; Muhanga, M.; Malungo, J.; Kimario, K. (TVJ, 2019)

  Attainment of optimal health calls for collaboration between animals, humans, and environmental health professionals together with understanding the consequences of animals, humans, and environment interactions on health. ...
• Globalization and Technological Advancement: An Assessment of Impact of Mobile Phones among Secondary School Students in Morogoro Municipality, Tanzania 

  Muhanga, M. (Mwenge Catholic University, 2015)

  This study was conducted to assess the impact of the mobile phones among secondary school students in Morogoro municipality. Specifically the study determined the influence of mobile phones on students’ behaviors, and ...
• Mining sector reforms in the context of fifty years of independence in Tanzania: a reflection of Mwalimu Nyerere’s legacy 

  Muhanga, M.; Urassa, J. (Moshi Cooperative University, 2018)

  This paper discusses Tanzania’s economic reforms in the context of fifty-plus years of independence. Specifically, it focuses on how these reforms have impacted on the mining sector and how the reforms are in agreement ...
• Community members’ interaction with health professionals and health literacy under one health approach in selected wards in Tanzania: The Nexus 

  Muhanga, M.; Malungo, J. (Moshi University College, 2018)

  Health care providers are a community’s trusted source of health information and can impact on health literacy. However, their effectiveness depends very much on how health care providers recognize and respond to patients’ ...
• Health Literacy and its Associates in the Context of One Health Approach: A Research Agenda Towards an Industrial Economy in Tanzania 

  Muhanga, M.; Malungo, J. (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2019)

  Transformation of agriculture and natural resources for sustainable development towards industrial economy in Tanzania, inter alia, relies on the quality of population. Health has always remained a very essential determinant ...
• Re-thinking Legal and Policy Environment in the Mining Sector Thirty Years after Execution of Economic Reforms in Tanzania 

  Muhanga, M. (Mzumbe University, 2018)

  This article examines legal and policy environments in the mining sector after the economic reforms in Tanzania, it specifically: analyses the sector before the reforms, examines the legal and policy responses after the ...
• Public-private partnerships in the provision of healthcare services for sustainable development in Tanzania: A systematic literature review 

  Kimario, Kanti; Kayunze, Kim; Muhanga, Mikidadi (2020-10-10)

  This article reviews the literature on the concept and practice of public-private partnership (PPP). Specifically, the paper reviews theoretical aspects of the concept and practice of PPP and the rationale and potential ...
• Health Literacy and Health Behaviour under One Health Approach in Tanzania: Connecting the Connected or Connecting the Unconnected? 

  Muhanga, Mikidadi (2020-10-10)

  Globally, health literacy (HL) has been reported to stand as a driver to health behavioural changes. Despite efforts to educate people to enhance the knowledge and skills on health-related matters to improve health ...
• Health Literacy and Health Behaviour under One Health Approach in Tanzania: Connecting the Connected or Connecting the Unconnected? 

  Muhanga, Mikidadi (Moshi University of Cooperatives, 2020-10-20)

  Globally, health literacy (HL) has been reported to stand as a driver to health behavioural changes. Despite efforts to educate people to enhance the knowledge and skills on health-related matters to improve ...
• An Analysis of Drivers of Health Care Seeking Sources Preferences in Selected Wards in Eastern Tanzania 

  Muhanga, M.; Chabila, M. (The East African Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities, 2019)

  Access, effectiveness, and utilization of healthcare services can affect the attainment of good health as healthcare services have a role in promoting the population's health and livelihoods of communities. Understanding ...
• Health Literacy and Some Socio-Demographic Aspects under One Health Approach in Eastern Tanzania: Connections and Realities 

  Muhanga, M.; Malungo, J. (Scholink INC, 2018)

  Health Literacy significantly contributes towards attaining good health particularly when taken into the context of the interface of humans, animals and the environment. This cross-sectional study assessed health literacy ...
• Farm and off-farm linkages: The effect of off- farm employment on farm inputs and labour allocation in Kilombero valley, Tanzania 

  Msinde, J. V.; Urassa, J. K.; Nathan, I (College of Social Sciences and Humanities, 2020-05-03)

  Engaging in off-farm employment among farming households may either have a competing effect or complementary effect with households’ own farm work. Both effects have implications on the household's ability to enhance farm ...
• Participatory Monitoring and Evaluation of Community-Based Water Projects in Tanzania: An experience from Chamwino District in Dodoma Region 

  Mgoba, S.A; Kabote, S.J (The East African Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities, 2020-05-05)

  This article examines Participatory Monitoring and Evaluation (PM&E) in community-based water projects implemented by the government and non-governmental organisations in Chamwino District. A sequential exploratory research ...
• Health seeking behaviour and incidence of under-five mortality in Agro-Pastoralist Communities In Handeni District, Tanzania 

  Ringo, J. J. (MOCU, 2019)

  This paper explores health seeking behaviour and its influence on households’ incidences of under-five mortality among agro-pastoralists. The study used a cross-sectional research design whereby a structured questionnaire ...
• International Land deals and rural poverty reduction in Kisarawe District, Coast Region, Tanzania 

  Kabote, S. J.; Niboye, E. P.; Ringo, J. J. (Organization for Social Science Research in Eastern and Southern Africa (OSSREA), 2014, 2014)

  Using a combination of qualitative and quantitative techniques, this chapter examines processes and impacts of International Land Deals in Kisarawe District. Three focus group discussions encompassing 30 participants and ...
• An examination of oome key issues on legal and policy environment in the mining sector after the economic reforms in Tanzania 

  Muhanga, M. (International and Public Affairs, 2019)

  Due to the economic hardships Tanzania has been undergoing since the early 1980s, a wide-ranging reforms in numerous sectors of the economy have been instigated. These reforms aimed at overcoming such hardships in order ...
• Social ecology: a neew perspective to HIV/AIDS susceptibility and vulnerability analysis in Mkamba village, Morogoro Tanzania 

  Nombo, C.; Muhanga, M. (Institute of African Studies, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, Seoul Korea, 2009)
• Muhanga, M and C.I Nombo (2010) Local Government policy responses to informal sector in Morogoro, Tanzania: seeing problems in an opportunity or seeing an opportunity in problems? 

  Muhanga, M.; Nombo, C. (Institute of African Studies, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, Seoul Korea, 2010)

  This paper is a study conducted in selected wards in Morogoro Municipality in Tanzania which aims at assessing the Local Government Authorities' policy responses and supporting the informal sector. Both checklist and ...
• Health literacy and associated factors under one health approach in selected wards in eastern Tanzania: A multiple regression analysis 

  Muhanga, M. (Tengeru Community Development Institute, 2018)

  Understanding factors associated with health literacy remains important in scaling up health literacy initiatives towards attainment of good health. This article discusses health literacy and associated factors under One ...
• Addressing pest and disease challenges in the national forest plantations: lessons learned from the national forest health forum 

  Petro, R.; Ndomba, O. A.; Bakengesa, S.; Chamshama, S. A. O.; Chidege, M. (Tanzania Forest Fund (TAFORI), 2018-10)

  This paper presents the results of the work carried out by the National Forest Health Forum (NFHF), which covered five National Forest Plantations: Mbizi (Sumbawanga), Meru/Usa (Kilimanjaro), Meru (Arusha), Shume (Tanga) ...

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