The contribution of microfinance institutions to poverty reduction among women: a case study of Rombo District, Kilimanjaro Region, Tanzania
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2013
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Sokoine University of Agriculture
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This study would not have been accomplished without the technical and moral assistance
of many persons. Appreciations arc extended to all those who, in one way or another
contributed to the success of this study.
In the first place, I am very grateful to my supervisor, Dr. E. E. Chingonikaya, of
Development Studies Institute (DSI) for his tireless guidance, constructive advice, overall
encouragement and assistance throughout the research part of my M.A (Rural
Development Degree Programme). Without his educational ideas and moral support this
study would not have been accomplished.
My appreciation also goes to my beloved parents Mr. Gasper Tarimo and Mrs. Priscilla
Gasper ,who laid down the foundation of my education. I am very grateful for their
encouragement, moral support and prayers throughout the period of my studies.
I also acknowledge my lovely husband Mr. Mengi Togwa who provided both financial
and moral support throughout the research part of this study. Special thanks go to my
beloved sons Joshua Mengi and Joel Mengi who accepted my stay in the classroom and
the being far from them to late hours and weekends in order to accomplish this study.
Lastly, but not less important, my appreciation goes to the staff and colleagues in
Development Studies Institute (DSI) for their constant encouragement throughout the
course of this study. I remain solely responsible for any errors in content or design
inherent in this dissertation.
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Microfinance institutions contribution, Poverty reduction, Women microfinance, Rombo District, Kilimanjaro Region, Tanzania