• Effect of rural out- migration on farm labour force in Bariadi district, Shinyanga region, Tanzania 

  Sabuni, Suzana Lameck (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2009)

  In Tanzania, like any other developing country, there is ample evidence to suggest that the number of people moving from rural areas to urban has tremendously been increasing. The total labor force of Tanzania is growing ...
• Land use conflicts between pastoralists and farmers in kilosa district, Tanzania 

  Tsoxo, Mark Joseph (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2006)

  Land use conflicts between pastoralists and crop farmers in Tanzania arc becoming prominent. Kilosa District in Morogoro Region has been experiencing these conflicts frequently. The survey was conducted in Mfilisi, Mbwade ...
• Socio-cultural determinants of fertility in Kasulu district, Tanzania 

  Sasu, Flosia Vugo (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2007)

  Total fertility rate (TFR) in Kasulu District, in Kigoma Region is 7.9. This is highest compared to other regions in Tanzania. This has brought about some adverse effects on social and economic life of the people. Despite ...
• Adoption of climate-smart crop and livestock production in Africa: are the key pillars included? 

  Mbwambo, Jonathan Stephen (University of Nairobi, 2023)

  Studies have shown that climate change has a significant effect on the rural agricultural landscape with the equilibrium of agrarian and forest ecosystems becoming increasingly unstable and agricultural-dependent livelihoods ...
• Land tenure system and income poverty among female headed households in Tarime district, Tanzania 

  Advera, M. Gibe (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2014)

  The study was conducted to examine the land tenure system and its implications on income poverty among female headed households in Tarime District. Specifically the study examined the existing land tenure system in the ...
• Normative change in contemporary religious practice: a case of Africa inland and catholic churches in Morogoro municipality 

  Falanta, Emmanuel Mhoja (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2006)

  The changes of norms in our contemporary church practice have been subjected to social changes which lead to loose spiritual conduct in and out of our churches. Based on the church profile this was merely caused by the ...
• The role of rural-urban migration on livelihood in Bugesera district, Rwanda 

  Gakwandi, Canisius (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2008)

  In 1994, the genocide had a devastating effect in Rwanda and particularly, for this study, It had worsened in Bugesera District by the exploding number of single-parent families (38% of women and several young orphans ...
• Socio-cultural constraints to poverty reduction strategies in coast region, Tanzania 

  Elias, Livingstone (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2010)

  Coast Region is among the four poorest Regions in Tanzania with a variety of ethnic groups, habits, customs, and life styles. Though there have been a number of poverty reduction strategies implemented in the Region, ...
• Determinants of rural land use conflicts in west district-Zanzibar 

  Haji, Ameir Ali (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2014)

  This study was conducted in West District Zanzibar to assess the determinants of rural land use conflict. Specifically, the study identified the prevailing land use conflicts and types of land tenure systems existing, ...
• Social-Economic impact of free range local chickens vaccinated against newcastle diseases in rural community of Mvomero district, Morogoro region 

  Msuya, Jacob Timothy (Sokoine University of Agriculture., 2010)

  Improving free range local chicken (FRLC) production through vaccinating against Newcastle disease (ND) at the village level is an important component in improving socio-economics of the rural communities in Tanzania. ...
• Factors contributing to the witchcraft related killings in Bariadi District, Shinyanga 

  Rumbeli, Beatrice Sospeter (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2010)

  Witch killings have been a problem facing the world especially African countries. In particular, African witches are widely thought to use their accult powers to inflict harm on other community members. In Tanzania, 3.693 ...
• The impact of faith-based organizations in community mobilization and empowerment in Tanzania: a case of caritas in Rukwa Region 

  Ngonyani, Semeni (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2014)

  This study examines the impact of Faith-Based Organizations (FBOs) in the light of community mobilization and empowerment using Caritas (A Catholic Church organization dealing with community development) in Rukwa Region ...
• Assessment of the contribution of TASAF programme to poverty alleviation in Ulanga District, Tanzania. 

  Efraji, Laurent (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2008)

  The study was conducted in Ulanga District to examine the contribution of TASAF programme in alleviating poverty to the community. The specific objective are to assess the provision of developmental resources before and ...
• Impact of PADEP interventions on socio-economic well­ being: a case of Nachingwea district, Tanzania 

  Mumina, Musa Daud (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2013)

  PADEP was introduced in Nachingwca District in 2003/2004 and phased out in 2009/2010, the major aim being increasing crop and livestock productivity. This research aimed at determining the impacts of PADEP intervention ...
• The contribution of vulnerable groups’ sub-projects under Tanzania social action fund to income poverty reduction in Bahi district, Tanzania 

  Mtelevu, Barnabas Timoth (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2014)

  TASAF is a programme instituted by the government for reducing income poverty among the poor in Tanzania, Bahi District inclusive, since the heyday of NSGRP I in 2005. However, there is only slight change in income poverty ...
• Strategies to reduce poverty among retirees: a case of retirees from the formal sector in Kisarawe district 

  Mshana, Mwanahawa Bakari (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2010)

  Retirement is the point at which an employee ceases to engage in paid work and qualify for a pension. In developing countries and particularly in Tanzania, this pension scheme has been observed to contribute little to ...
• Effects of population growth and land use on household food self-sufficiency in Kilosa district, Tanzania 

  Martin, Mary Mkilania (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2014)

  The study was done in Kilosa District to assess effects of population growth and land use on household food self-sufficiency. Specifically the study sought to: describe demographic characteristics of the respondents’ ...
• Contribution of women’s led income generating activities towards poverty reduction at household level. a case of Tanga city 

  Lukindo, Flora Abdalla (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2008)

  The general objective of the study was to assess the contribution of women’s led Income Generating Activities (IGAs) on poverty reduction in Tanga city. The study was conducted in Mabawa, Street number 11, Mafuriko and ...
• Determinants of population growth in Bukombe district, Shinyanga – Tanzania 

  Malala, Paulo Sosthenes Magalaya (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2006)

  A study on determinants of population growth in Bukombe District was conducted in Bukombe District in Shinyanga Region. The study was prompted by the exceptionally high population growth rate of 7.4% in the district ...
• The impact of Hiv/Aids on household food security in Arumeru district Tanzania 

  Ole - losai, Nasim cornelius (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2004)

  The growing burden of HIV/AIDS has impact on household food security. Families suffer food insecurity because the disease strikes the most economically productive members of ths society. However, few researches have been ...

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