• Economic valuation of recreation use value of Kilimanjaro National Park, Tanzania. 

  Ngunyali, Robert H. (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2014)

  Tanzanian authorities managing environmental resources and services have made efforts to set the fees to access their resources. However still there is scanty information on the pricing strategy that consider both the ...
• Eliciting smallholder farmers’ tradeoffs and preferences on the attributes of climate smart agriculture in the breadbasket areas of Tanzania using a conjoint experiment method 

  Mussa, Kassim R.; Saria, Josephat A.; Kusiluka, Lughano J. M.; Jiwaji, Noorali T.; Gwambene, Brown; Pauline, Noah M.; Msofe, Nangware K.; Tegeje, Juma A.; Messo, Innocent (Science Publishing Group, 2015-11-13)

  While policy and decision-makers are striving to enhance food security amidst maddening impacts of climate change, climate smart agriculture is thought of as a promising breakthrough for responding to climate change impacts ...
• Exploring the future land use- biodiversity-climate nexus in East Africa: an application of participatory scenario analysis 

  Capitani, Claudia; Norfolk, Olivia; Platts, Philip; Burgess, Neil; Mukama, Kusaga; Mbilinyi, Boniface; Malugu, Isaac; Munishi, Pantaleo; Marchant, Rob (Whiterose University, 2015-11)

  Climate change and land-use-land-cover change (LULCC) are expected to have major impacts on global biodiversity. In highly diverse tropical moist forests, future biodiversity trajectories will also depend on political and ...
• Adaptive capacity to climate change of pastoralists in Kilosa District, Tanzania 

  Kitasho, N; Abdallah, J.M; Zakayo, R. (Tanzania Journal of Forestry and Nature Conservation, 2020)

  A study was conducted to investigate the adaptive capacity of pastoralists in Kilosa district to climate change. Specifically, the study assessed the trend and impact of climate change in the area, adaptive elements ...
• Watershed degradation and water provision in Morogoro Municipality, Tanzania 

  Raphael, Antidius; Lalika, Makarius C.S.; Ngaga, Yonika M. (UNESCO, 2022)
• Effects of participatory forest management on livelihoods of communities adjacent to forests in redd+ pilot areas of Mufindi, Iringa Rural and Mbozi districts, Tanzania 

  Lusambo, L.P; Midtgaard, F; Nyamoga, G (Tanzania Journal of Forestry and Nature Conservation, 2021)

  Participatory Forest Management (PFM) has been introduced as a strategy for sustainable forest management. The extent to which forests managed under PFM strategies contribute to the livelihoods of its adjacent communities ...
• Estimation of household energy consumption intensities around and within miombo woodlands in Morogoro and Songea Districts, Tanzania 

  Lusambo, L.P; Mbeyale, G.E (Tanzania Journal of Forestry and Nature Conservation, 2021)

  The aim of the study was to estimate households’ fuel consumption intensities. Stratified random sampling design was used to select a total of 568 respondent households. Data was collected using pre- tested and ...
• Development of wood fuel consumption predictive model in Tanzania 

  Lusambo, L.P; Mbeyale, G.E (Tanzania Journal of Forestry and Nature Conservation, 2021)

  This study aimed to develop a wood fuel predictive model that could be used to give information which can be used to manage woodfuel supply with a view foster forest resources stewardship. The paper has briefly defined ...
• Contribution of improved charcoal kilns to the households income in developing Countries: the case of Kilindi district, Tanzania 

  Fitwangile, P.; Mombo, F; Mariki, S (Tanzania Journal of Forestry and Nature Conservation, 2022)

  About ninety percent of the country’s energy needs are satisfied through charcoal and firewood. This study was conducted to assess the contribution of improved charcoal kilns to the household income in Kilindi District, ...
• Cost-based economic valuation of Mindu dam water provision service and its dependency to Morogoro municipality, Tanzania 

  Raphael, Antidius (Sokoine university of agriculture, 2022)

  Accessible domestic water is a recognized basic human right. Reduced supply of water causes high financial and social costs. This study used cost-based valuation approaches to estimate the economic value of Mindu Dam ...
• Nature-based income generating activities as livelihood coping and biodiversity conservation strategies in the Uluguru mountains in Tanzania 

  Kadigi, Willickister Reuben (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2021)

  A study was conducted in Uluguru Mountains, Tanzania to investigate to what extent Nature-based Income Generating Activities (NIGAs) have served as effective livelihood and biodiversity conservation strategies in the ...
• Recession farming practices and their linkages to hydro-climatic risks in the Kilombero valley 

  Fwaya, Neshafati (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2022)

  The Kilombero valley has national, regional and international importance due to its proximity to water supplies, fertile soils and flat landscape. About 80% of its population engages in agricultural production to fight ...
• Assessment of edible wild mushrooms value chain and its contribution to livelihoods improvement in Mbinga and Songea districts, Tanzania 

  Mavindi, Dorice Clement (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2021)

  Tanzania is one of the countries endowed with high forest diversity in the world. Miombo woodland which influence availability of wild mushroom makes up 90% of all forested land in Tanzania. Despite advantages of edible ...
• The potential of riparian forests in anthropogenic stressed river ecosystems 

  Raphael, A; Lalika, M (TAJAS, 2021)

  The study was conducted to examine riparian vegetation species, anthropogenic interactions, and the due impact on the Ngerengere River riparian ecosystem in Tanzania in view of riparian forests potentials on river ...
• Assessment of woody resource and management potentials for improved livelihood in Kitumbi village lands forest resource, Tanga, Tanzania 

  Mwilenga, Anthony Bonifasi (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2021)

  This study aimed at assessing the contribution of woody resource and its management in improving the livelihood of community surrounding Kitumbi VLFR in Tanga, Tanzania. Specifically, the study aimed at assessing the ...
• The socio–economic impacts of land-use and land-cover changes in lake Rukwa valley, Rukwa Region, Tanzania. 

  Nicholaus, Mchome (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2021)

  Lake Rukwa valley is endowed with various natural resource such as wetland, Lake Rukwa, Ilemba and, Mbizi forest reserve, Rukwa and Uwanda game reserve with abundant helium gas which has been recently discovered. Presence ...
• Gender and forest products value chain development from village land forest reserves of Songea and Namtumbo Districts, Tanzania 

  Nyangassa, Hussein Abubakary (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2021)

  Gender differences influences people’s experience of and access to forest resources in Village Land Forest Reserves (VLFR). However, empirical evidences about gender and forest product value chain is limited to inform ...
• Market system analysis of furniture industries in Temeke, Dodoma and Handeni Districts, Tanzania 

  Mfilinge, Alpha Euzebio (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2021)

  Tanzania has diverse livelihoods activities, some of them are furniture manufacturing industries. Due to trade liberalization, furniture is also imported by various traders. However, the amount of furniture demanded is ...
• Evaluation of the role of agroforestry systems and practices on the climate change adaptation and mitigation in the Kilombero cluster of sagcots, Kilombero Tanzania 

  Lazaro, Elibariki, Nnko. (Sokoine University of Agriculture., 2021)

  Agroforestry systems and practices comprise of a long list of land management practices. Well-managed agroforestry can play a crucial role in improving resilience to climate change. Climate change adaptation involves ...
• Competition between maize and pigeonpea in semi-arid Tanzania: effect on yields And nutrition of crops 

  Kimaro, A.A; Timmer, V.R.; Chamshama, S.A.O; Ngaga, Y.N; Kimaro, D.A (Elservier, 2009)

  Productivity of maize–pigeonpea cropping systems is dependent on facilitative and competitive interactive effects on resource availability. Controlling these interactions may benefit farmers through increased productivity ...

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