SUA Institutional Repository
Welcome to the Sokoine University of Agriculture Institutional Repository (SUA IR). This repository was built and is maintained by the university library (Sokoine National Agricultural Library-SNAL), in order to collect, preserve and disseminate scholarly output generated by University research community (staff and students) members. This repository hosts a variety of openly accessible materials including: scholarly articles and books, theses and dissertations, conference proceedings and technical reports. For assistance about depositing your research output in the repository click here.
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Shemwetta, B.D; Rotich, D
(Tanzania Journal of Forestry and Nature Conservation, 2022)
Experience shows that the best way to attract
and keep customers is by responding
positively to their preferences. The best
solution is to understand customer needs and
behaviour. Customer-centric approach is
predicted ...
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Sirima, A
(Tanzania Journal of Forestry and Nature Conservation, 2022)
Governments are shifting the forest tenure
systems
to
local
and
indigenous
communities. This relatively new innovative
approach serves as an opportunity for
sustainable forest initiatives and economic
development ...
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Barakabitze, Alcardo Alex; Sun, Lingfen; Mkwawa, Is-Haka; Ifeachor, Emmanuel
(PEARL, 2018-07-27)
The explosion of enhanced applications such as live
video streaming, video gaming and Virtual Reality calls for efforts
to optimize transport protocols to manage the increasing amount
of data traffic on future 5G networks. ...
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Mgelwa, A.S; Mpita, M.O; Rija, A.A; Kabalika, Z.; Hassan, S.N
(Tanzania Journal of Forestry and Nature Conservation, 2023)
Conservation of avian biodiversity in
landscapes under immense anthropogenic
pressures is dependent on sound population
data that could guide informed conservation
strategies. Using point count surveys, field
observations ...
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Richard, U; Byamungu, R.M; Magige, F.
(Tanzania Journal of Forestry and Nature Conservation, 2022)
Understanding animal feeding behaviour is
key in determining coexistence mechanisms
which are vital for conservation and
management. The coexistence mechanisms
of sympatric species in mount Rungwe are
unknown. From ...
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