• Gendered access and control over land and water resources in the southern agricultural growth corridor of Tanzania 

  Sikira, A. N.; Kashaigili, J. J. (2017-04-28)

  This paper assessed the gendered access and control over land and water, using the Ihemi cluster of the Southern Agricultural Growth Corridor of Tanzania (SAGCOT) as a study area. Specifically, the paper answered the ...
• How informal is the informal sector? an analysis of the setting and characteristics of the informal sector in Morogoro, Tanzania 

  Muhanga, M. I.; Urassa, J. K. (MWECAU, 2015)

  This study was conducted in Morogoro Municipality to analyze the setting and characteristics of the Informal Sector (IS). Collection of primary data from 80 respondents was done using a questionnaire. The study results ...
• Health information and communication needs Under one health approach in tanzania: do health Professionals influence health literacy? 

  Muhanga, Mikidadi Idd (MOCU, 2021)

  Health professionals (HPs) have always been considered as a source of health information (HI). Nonetheless, potentiality of this source relies on HPs’ recognition and response to the community’s information and communication ...
• Socialisation and health literacy: theories, agents, and the influence 

  Mshingo, D. M.; Muhanga, M. I. (MOCU, 2021)

  This article reviews literature on the influence of socialisation agents towards the promotion of health literacy (HL) to attain better health hence productive society. The paper specifically reviews theories, debates, ...
• An analysis of the informality of the informal sector in urban settings: a case of selected wards in Morogoro, Tanzania 

  Muhanga, Mikidadi I. (MOCU, 2020)

  Understanding the extent of the informality of the sector has a profound influence on regulating and transforming the sector in urban settings. Despite the usefulness of understanding how informal is the informal sector ...
• Plot and Household-Level Determinants of Sustainable Agricultural Practices in Rural Tanzania 

  Kassie, Menale; Jaleta, Moti; Shiferaw, Bekele; Mmbando, Frank; Muricho, Geoffrey (2012-01)

  Soil fertility depletion is considered the main biophysical limiting factor to increasing per capita food production for most smallholder farmers in Africa. The adoption and diffusion of sustainable agricultural practices ...
• Assessment of the Impact of Sustainable Land Use Practices on Food Security in West Usambara Mountains, Tanzania 

  Temu, Emmanuel J; Hella, Joseph P (2014)

  This paper assessed the impact(s) of practicing sustainable land management (SLM) technology on food security in West Usambara Mountains. Primary data were collected through household questionnaires, focus group discussions, ...
• Determinants of Higher Fertility Rates in Igunga District, Tanzania: Does Women Empowerment Matters? 

  Mbwambo, J.S; Chingonikaya, E.E; Mwatawala, H.W (2013)

  This study was conducted to investigate the relationship between women’s empowerment and fertility in rural Tanzania. Data were collected from randomly selected 120 women in four randomly selected villages from two wards ...
• Perceived existence of farmer - pastoralist conflicts in relation to climate Change in Kilosa District, Tanzania 

  Chingonikaya, Emmanuel E.; Salehe, Farida (AkiNik Publications, 2021)

  Farmer-pastoralist conflicts have been reported in many parts of Africa, often presented as being driven by resource scarcity. In Tanzania, the two groups of resource users have for a long time found themselves in ...
• Assessment of awareness of mycotoxins infections in stored maize (Zea mays L.) and groundnut (arachis hypogea L.) in Kilosa District, Tanzania 

  Magembe, K. S.; Mwatawala, M. W.; Mamiro, D. P.; Chingonikaya, E. E. (2016)

  Background: Surveys were conducted to determine awareness of mould infection in maize and groundnut in Kilosa District, Eastern Central Tanzania, between August and October 2010. Four villages of Msingisi, Rudewa-Batini, ...
• Smallholder Farmers’ Adaptation Strategies to Impact of Climate Change in Semi-arid Areas of Iringa District Tanzania 

  Kihupi, Mary L; Mahonge, Christopher; Chingonikaya, Emmanuel E. (International Institute for Science, Technology & Education (IISTE), 2015)

  The current climate is already marginal with respect to precipitation in many parts of Africa, especially in semiarid areas. Impact of climate change will bring substantial losses especially to smallholder farmers whose ...
• Get Connected Or Get Destroyed? Adolescents And Mobile Devices In Urban Settings In Tanzania 

  Muhanga, M. (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2017-09-03)

  This study was conducted to assess the impact of the mobile phones among adolescents in secondary schools in Morogoro municipality in Tanzania . Specifically the study determined the influence of mobile phones on students‟ ...
• Rain-fed farming system at a crossroads in Semi-Arid areas of Tanzania: what roles do climate variability and change play? 

  Kabote, Samwel J.; Mamiro, Delphina P.; Synnevåg, Gry; Urassa, Justin K.; Mattee, Amon Z.; Chingonika, Emanuel E.; Mbwambo, Jonathan S.; Nombo, Carolyne I.; Masolwa, Leah M. (IISTE, 2014)

  Positive changes, like adopting drought resistant crop varieties, in the rain-fed farming system (RFFS) in response to climate variability and change enhance system’s ability to support people’s living as opposed to negative ...
• Potentials of constituency development catalyst fund act of 2009 in enabling implementation of CDCF Projects in Vwawa Constituency, Tanzania 

  Mgani, Frowin L.; Nombo, Carolyne I.; Chingonikaya, Emanuel E. (IISTE, 2020-10-31)

  Constituency Development Catalyst Fund (CDCF) Act is a legal instrument that provides directives in the planning and administering of the funds used to support development projects. This paper analyzed the potentials of ...
• Climate change effects and perceived sustainability of adaptive capacity resources among smallholder farmers in Manyoni District, Tanzania 

  Shirima, Andrew Omari; Mahonge, Christopher P.; Chingonikaya, Emanuel E. (Researchgate, 2018)

  This paper assessed climate change future effects and determined the perception of sustainability of adaptive capacity resources among smallholder farmers in Manyoni District, Tanzania. The paper adopted a cross-sectional ...
• Accountability, rule of law and fairness in constituency development catalyst fund (CDCF) management in Vwawa Constituency, Tanzania 

  Mgani, F. L.; Nombo, C. I.; Chingonikaya, E. E. (IISTE, 2020-05-31)

  This paper presents findings from a study which set forth to examine the governance of Constituency development Catalyst Fund. It focused on three pillars of governance which are; accountability, rule of law and fairness. ...
• Farmers resilience to climate change in Meatu and Iramba District, Tanzania 

  Nyangas, J. A.; Chingonikaya, E. E. (International Journal of Scientific Research and Innovative Technology, 2017-06)

  This paper analyzed household resilience due to climate change in Iramba and Meatu districts. A cross- sectional design was used. Data were collected from 183 households in three villages, two from Meatu and one from ...
• Institutional analysis of agricultural input service delivery in Tanzania. The case of national agricultural input voucher system 

  Malinza, A.; Chingonikaya, E. (New York: iAGRI Research Project, 2013)

  Tanzania like many other countries developing countries in Africa has passed through various policy regimes in agricultural input service delivery. However, little has been achieved so far. Access to fertilizer and ...
• Contribution of law enforcement institutions in protecting street children’s rights in Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania 

  Chingonikaya, E. E.; Salehe, F. S. (Archives of Current Research International, 2019)

  Tanzania is one of the countries which have ratified the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child which means they are committed to protecting the rights of all children. Moreover, over 50% of the population of Tanzania ...
• 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. ...

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