• Assessment of community participation in management of water resources in Moshi rural district, Kilimanjaro Tanzania 

  Lyatuu, John M. (Sokoine University of Agricurture, 2022)

  Community’s participation in the water resources management is of paramount importance as it contributes to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of water projects and also improving the family’s economy since family ...
• Impact of conditional cash transfer on poverty reduction in Sumbawanga municipality, Tanzania 

  Kisiwa, Mariam David (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2022)

  Conditional Cash Transfer (CCT) has been recognized to reduce poverty in Tanzania. However, there is scant information on the impact of conditional cash transfers on beneficiaries’ food security, health and education ...
• Influence of social capital on adaptation to climate variability and vulnerability in farming households in Chamwino district, Tanzania 

  Tumaini, A.T; Urassa, J.K; Moshi, J.A (Tanzania Journal of Agricultural Sciences, 2022)

  Adaptation to climate variability results from an interplay of livelihood capitals. These capitals (social, financial, physical, human and natural) prevail within climatic and non-climatic conditions. Vulnerability to ...
• Teachers' health literacy and its influence on pupils’ health-related knowledge in selected primary schools in Morogoro municipality, Tanzania 

  Mshingo, David Mathias (Sokoine University of Agricurture, 2022)

  Despite efforts by the government in Tanzania involving numerous stakeholders to improve health literacy (HL), there exists low and problematic HL. The extent to which influential stakeholders in health promotion, ...
• Impact of round potato production on well-being of smallholder farmers: a case of chips project in Meru district, Tanzania 

  Lyatuu, Thomas Menyiansumba (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2022)

  Round potato is among the potential food and cash crop cultivated in Tanzania's Northern highlands particularly Meru District in the Arusha Region. Despite of potentiality of potatoes to contribute to smallholder farmers’ ...
• Challenges faced by smallholder spice farmers in controlling market in Tanzania: a case of Morogoro District 

  Kwingwa, John Henry (Sokoine university of agricurture, 2022)

  Smallholder spice farmers in Tanzania have been enging in spice farming and selling their crops at low price despite having great value. There have been several strategies and efforts towards supporting agricultural ...
• Legitimization discourse to COVID-19 vaccination in Tanzania: a discursive analysis of public speech and comments on social media 

  Robinson, Nichodamus; Masatu, Julius Malima (Journal of University of Namibia Language Centre, 2021)

  The year 2019 Tanzania experienced the eruption of COVID-19 pandemic disease from which different health measures were needed against the pandemic. However, Tanzania had a divided ideological positioning regarding the ...
• Land use and socio-economic implications of pastoralists in migration in Rufiji district, Tanzania 

  Komba, Cyril Kalembana (Sokoine University Of Agriculture, 2016)

  The study on which this thesis is based intended to fill the gap on inadequate research regarding the effects of pastoralists' in-migration on land use and socio-economic effects in Rufiji District by: (i) examining ...
• Tako or takwa la Katiba? A description of verb-to-noun derivation in Bantu languages: the case of Kiswahili 

  Robinson, Nichodamus; Mwaipape, Joshua Andilile (Journal of Linguistics and Language in Education, 2022)

  This paper describes verb-to-noun derivation in Kiswahili, a process in which nouns are formed from verbs. It places the derivational process squarely on the question of whether it is ‘tako’ or ‘takwa’, with their plural ...
• Determinants of the uptake of improved Community Health Fund (iCHF) among agro-pastoralists’ communities in Malinyi district, Tanzania 

  Nassoro, Jabiru (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2022)

  Agro-pastoralists is a group of people normally living in isolated or peripheral environments due to their economic activities of livestock keeping which require enough space for cattle grazing, though they also practice ...
• The morphological evolution of the -ile suffix across Bantu languages in the Nyasa-Tanganyika corridor 

  Mallya, Aurelia; Robinson, Nichodamus (Journal of University of Namibia Language Centre, 2021)

  This paper describes the morphological evolution of -ile suffix across four Bantu languages selected from the Nyasa-Tanganyika corridor. The suffix -ile which is traditionally an aspect (perfective) marker is changing ...
• Efficiency of farmers' coping and adaptation strategies against climate variability and change in agricultural production in Manyoni district, Tanzania 

  Mbwambo, Edward Pius (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2022)

  Agriculture remains the main source of livelihood for rural communities in Tanzania but faces the challenge of climate variability and change (CV and C). Understanding farmers' coping and adaptation to CV and C and factors ...
• Functionality of primary health facility governing committees in implementing direct health facility financing in Tanzanian local government authorities 

  Kesale, Anosisye Mwandulusya (Sokoine university of agriculture, 2022)

  The Alma Ata Declaration of 1978 identified community participation in health service delivery as a cornerstone component for improving Primary Health Care (PHC). Therefore, it advocated for providing opportunities for ...
• Effects of business development service providers’ resources endowment on service delivery to performance of small and medium enterprises in Northern Tanzania 

  Kweka, A. E.; Makindara, J. R.; Bengesi, K. M. K. (Adonis & Abbey Publishers, 2022-06)

  The resource endowment of business development service providers (BDSPs) is crucial for the provision of services to small and medium enterprises (SMEs). This paper assessed BDS providers’ resource endowment and the ...
• Capabilities of business development service providers’ in service delivery to small and medium enterprises in Arusha city and Moshi municipality 

  Kweka, Anande Erasto (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2022)

  Despite the various interventions aimed at supporting Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in Tanzania, the challenges facing their development have persisted. Business Development Services (BDS) providers have ...
• The linkage between social accountability and poverty in local government authorities in Tanzania 

  Marcossy, A. M. (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2016)

  The concept of social accountability is a bit new, studies on it are few and literature on its relationship with poverty alleviation, especially in Tanzania is scanty. The objective of the study was to establish the ...
• Religiosity and moral behaviour as a basis for good Governance: a case of district councils in Mwanza region, Tanzania 

  Munyu, L. M. (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2018)

  Many efforts to enhance good governance for sustainable development have been undertaken by the government since independence, but the level of development has not been as it was expected. The overall objective of this ...
• Attributes for successors’ performance in family-owned small and medium enterprises in Arusha city, Tanzania 

  Kiwia, Rose Haynes (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2021)

  High failure rate has been documented to affect family-owned small and medium enterprises all over the world. In response to this situation, initiatives such as formulation of SME Policy, developing financial and ...
• Historical evolution of -ile suffix across bantu languages 

  Robinson, Nichodamus (University of Dar es Salaam, 2021)

  This study investigated the historical evolution of -ile suffix across four selected Bantu languages forming the Nyasa-Tanganyika corridor. Historically, the -ile suffix, as a traditional aspect marker across Bantu ...
• Rural household livelihoods, crop production and well­ being after a period of trade reforms: a case study of Rukwa, Tanzania 

  Urassa, Justin Kalisti (2010-09)

  Production of staples occupies an important part in Sub-Saharan Africa’s crop production, and maize is its single most important food staple. This thesis mainly examines the role of maize in farmers' livelihoods and ...

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