• 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 ...
• Gender roles in agroforestry: a socio-economic analysis of Embu and Kirinyaga districts, Kenya 

  Njuki, Jemimah Micere (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2001)

  This study was carried out in an agroforcstry system in the Central Highlands of Kenya (Kirinyaga and 1-mbu Districts) with the aim of investigating the gender roles in the agroforestry system and how these affect ...
• HIV/AIDS and food security in Rufiji district ,Tanzania. 

  Kayunze, Kim Abel (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2010-06)

  Although the prevalence of HIV/AIDS and food insecurity was relatively high in Rufiji District in the mid-2000s, the extent to which the two problems were linked was empirically unknown. Therefore, a research for this ...
• Value chain development and women empowerment in Tanzania : A case of onion value chain in northern Tanzania. 

  Nshimba, John Jeckoniah (2013-12)

  Women play critical roles in agricultural value chains in developing countries. However, their participation in value chain development activities does not always result into their empowerment. Tire main objective of ...
• Strategic management in cooperative development: case Study of Mbozi, Morogoro and Songea - Namtumbo cooperative unions in Tanzania 

  Kikula, Jaraj Sulaynan JARAJ SULAYMAN (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2012)

  This study was conducted in Mbozi, Morogoro and Songca Namutumbo cooperative unions. The study areas were selected on the basis of the ailing performance of their respective cooperative unions. The problem which this ...
• Assessment on the application of sexual and reproductive health education among adolescents in Mvomero District 

  Muganyizi, Janine (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2021)

  Sexual and reproductive health among the adolescents is still challenging, since the country has high rate of pregnancies in sub-Saharan Africa countries. Thus, sexual transmitted infections (STIs) including HIV/AIDS ...
• Transferable competencies, informal labour market conditions and informal employment for secondary school graduates in Kigoma district, Tanzania 

  Mnyavanu, Adam (Sokoine University of Agriculture., 2021)

  The majority of the workforce from all walks of life worldwide are engaged in informal employment. Over 75 per cent of the workforce in Tanzania is in the informal employment. However, secondary school graduates are the ...
• Success of microfinance institutions in Tanzania: the case of savings and credit co-operative societies (saccos) 

  Malamsha, Kitala Christian Tobias (SOKOINE UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE, 2014)

  Success of Microfinance Institutions (MFIs) in terms of financial access and poverty reduction while some of MFIs do not succeed has remained inadequately established. That was a knowledge gap focused by this study on ...
• Using of gardening as an applicable tool for active reef restoration in Tanzania 

  Mbije, Nsajigwa Emmanuel (University of Haifa I, 2015)

  The global massive decline of coral-reefs ecosystem, caused by anthropogenic and natural disturbances, has been recorded in the last three decades. In response, several approaches, some of which were guided by different ...
• Participatory Rural Development Approaches for supporting community based activities: Case of the Uluguru mountains, Tanzania 

  Rwezimula, Franklin Ndyetabula (Kyoto University, Japan., 2008)

  It is widely acknowledged that past rural development strategies have signally failed to raise rural living standards in Tanzania. For many years, the government of Tanzania and development assistance agencies tried ...
• Implications of education reforms for the implementation Of quality education in tanzania: primary school teachers’ Perceptions in Morogoro region 

  Gibai, Emmanuel James (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2013)

  This qualitative research study aimed at exploring or surveying teachers’ perceptions of the implementation of instructional reforms for quality education in primary school in Tanzania. It was conducted in Morogoro and ...
• Agrobiodiversity and food security among smallholder Farmers in uluguru mountains, Tanzania 

  Mbwambo, Jonathan Stephen (2007)

  The study was done in Uluguru Mountains to determine the linkage between agrobiodiversity and household food security among smallholder farmers. Specifically the study sought to: identify the major farming systems ...
• Contribution of NGOs to primary education in Kibaha and Kisarawe district councils: the case of plan Tanzania 

  Mpamila, Madale Martin (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2007)

  The main objective of this study was to determine the significance of Plan Tanzania (Plan) contribution to quality of and access to primary education in Kibaha and Kisarawe District Councils. This study is guided by the ...
• The use of schools for socioeconomic transformation: a study of Tanzanian secondary school students' beliefs, attitudes and aspirations toward farming and rural life 

  Mattee, Amon Z (University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1983)

  Purpose The purpose of the study was to assess Tanzanian secondary students' beliefs, attitudes and aspirations regarding farming and rural life, and how these relate to school agricultural experiences and to individual ...
• The role of social institutions in the provision of social protection services to the elderly in Kilimanjaro region, Tanzania 

  Malima, Regina Christopher (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2018)

  The elderly play vital roles in everyday life in many societies. They are, for example, acknowledged sources of information. Since ancient times, the elderly were custodians of customs and traditions, advisers, mediators ...
• HIV/AIDS and food security in Rufiji district, Tanzania 

  Kayunze, Kim Abel (2008)

  Although the prevalence of HIV/AIDS and food insecurity were relatively high in Rufiji District in the mid-2000s, the extent to which they were linked was empirically unknown. Therefore, a research for this thesis was ...
• Dynamics of land use systems and environmental management in the Matengo highlands, Tanzania 

  Nindi, Stephen Justice (Kyoto University, 2004)

  Historically, indigenous African options and changes in agricultural land use systems have gone almost completely unnoticed, partly because they were not widely researched and written down or published. Ever since colonial ...
• Farmers’ coping strategies with the changes of coffee marketing system after economic liberalisation: the case of Mbinga District, Tanzania 

  Mhando, David Gongwe (Kyoto University, 2005)

  Mbinga District is well known as one of the major coffee producing areas in Tanzania. The inhabitants of the district known as the Matengo, combine ngolo cultivation to produce food crops and also engage in coffee ...
• Effectiveness of warehouse receipt system in enhancing coffee marketing environment in Mbinga District, Tanzania 

  Mapunda, Matei Elias (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2018)

  Introduction of the Warehouse Receipt System (WRS) in Tanzania was targeted at facilitating the creation of conducive marketing environment. The system was meant to enable farmers to sell their farm produce directly at ...
• Groundwater governance and management in Njombe district, Tanzania 

  Gudaga, Johnson Lunanilo (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2022)

  Groundwater resource in Tanzania faces challenges such as low awareness of the local communities about groundwater management, pollution, unplanned and uncontrolled exploitation. The general objective of this study was ...

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