• Premarital Sexual Relationships and Academic Performance among University Students: A Case of Ardhi University, Tanzania 

  Jesse, Angela M.; Ongara, Suzan (The Mwalimu Nyerere Memorial Academy, 2020-06-01)

  Engaging in premarital sexual relationship is found to have effect such as HIV/AIDS infection, STDs/STIs, early and unplanned pregnancies and stress to most youth worldwide. Despite the mentioned effects, most of the ...
• Women empowerment and gender based violence in Serengeti district, Mara region, Tanzania 

  Sikira, Anna Nyakaunda (SUA, 2010)

  This study was conducted in Serengeti District to assess the extent to which women empowerment is linked to Gender Based Violence (GBV). Specifically, the study examined the extent ofGBV in the area, the attitude ofthe ...
• Political-administrative interactions towards effective implementation of the construction of health and education infrastructure in Morogoro district council Tanzania 

  Njunwa, Kelvin Mutatina (SOKOINE UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE, 2020)

  Political-administrative interactions in local governments have gained wide attention among most development practitioners and scholars of public administration. Politicaladministrative relations focus on the interaction ...
• Does student Empowerment improve their Academic Performance? Evidence from Sokoine University of Agriculture, Morogoro 

  Jeckoniah, John (TANZANIA INSTITUTE OF ACCOUNTANCY (TIA), 2019-06-01)

  There is a growing interest in understanding the relationship between student empowerment and their academic performance. This paper examined this relationship in the context of university students learning environments. ...
• Socio-Economic Determinants of Household Participation in Out-growers Scheme and Investor Farm- Employment in Kilombero Valley, Tanzania 

  Jeckoniah, John (TANZANIA INSTITUTE OF ACCOUNTANCY (TIA), 2019-06-01)

  Household participation in the out-grower scheme and investor farm employment has the potential of improving livelihoods of participating households. However, scientific debates on the socio-economic determinants of ...
• Determinants of the Elderly’s Social Protection Services Access in Kilimanjaro Region, Tanzania 

  Jeckoniah, John (TANZANIA INSTITUTE OF ACCOUNTANCY (TIA), 2019-06-01)

  Inaccessibility to Social Protection Services (SPSs) is a major concern for the majority of the elderly on the globe and developing countries, including Tanzania. This paper establishes the extent to which the elderly have ...
• Gendered Analysis of the Governance in the Rice and Sisal Value Chains in the Lake Zone, Tanzania 

  Jeckoniah, John (Tengeru Institute od community Development, 2018-12-30)

  Integrating gender issues and concerns in the development projects has potential impact on project success. This paper analyzes the gendered differentials and impacts on smallholder farmers engaged in rice and sisal value ...
• Land Use Conflicts among Farmers and Agro-Pastoralists in Mvomero District, Tanzania: A Gendered Perspective 

  Loserian, M; Jeckoniah, John (Tengeru Institute od community Development, 2018-06-30)

  Land Use Conflicts (LUCs) over resource use are ever increasing in Tanzania. This happen inspite of several government and non-government efforts to contain them and their socio-economic impacts. The conflicts have ...
• Adaptation and Coping Strategies to Climate Change Among Agro-Pastoralists Community in Mvomero District, Tanzania 

  Jeckoniah, John (2015-12-30)

  The climate is perceived to be changing, thus calling for understanding of livelihoods strategies to guide in developing climate-resilient livelihoods. This paper investigated adaptation strategies undertaken by agro-pastoralists ...
• Adaptation and Coping Strategies to Climate Change Among Agro-Pastoralists Community in Mvomero District, Tanzania 

  Jeckoniah, John (2015-06-30)

  The climate is perceived to be changing, thus calling for understanding of livelihoods strategies to guide in developing climate-resilient livelihoods. This paper investigated adaptation strategies undertaken by agro-pastoralists ...
• SOCIO-CULTURAL DETERMINANTS OF FAMILY PLANNING PRACTICE IN MAFIA DISTRICT, TANZANIA. 

  Jeckoniah, John (Tengeru Institute od community Development, 2015-06-01)

  There has been significant progress in expanding the use of contraceptives by women all over the world. However, despite considerable investment in family planning (FP) programs, the pace of improvement has been slow and ...
• COMMUNITY KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDES AND PRACTICE TOWARDS THE USE OF FAMILY PLANNING SERVICES IN MAFIA DISTRICT, TANZANIA 

  Jeckoniah, John (2015-12-01)

  Use of family planning services has potential to contribute into improving the health of millions of women and children. This paper explored the community knowledge attitude and practice about family planning services in ...
• Women’s Access to Microfinance Services in Arusha District Council: Implication for Livelihood Improvement 

  Jeckoniah, John (Tengeru Institute od community Development, 2015-12-30)

  This paper aimed at examining women’s access to Microfinance services and its association with their livelihood improvement in Arusha District Council, and the attitude that women have towards microfinance services for ...
• Microfinance Services and Women Economic Empowerment in Arusha District Council 

  Jeckoniah, John (Tengeru Institute od community Development, 2015-06-01)

  Women’s economic empowerment is one of the highly debated development concern in Tanzania. Women’s access to microfinance services is considered as a doorway for empowering women. Conversely, it is also argued that ...
• Determinants of Gender Participation in the Sunflower Value Chain in Mlali Ward, Mvomero District-Tanzania 

  Jeckoniah (2017-06-01)

  Inequalities in participation and benefits accrued from agricultural value chains are widely reported. Such inequalities are believed to affect men’s and women’s welfare. This paper analyzes the levels and determinants ...
• Sunflower value chain in Mvomero District : Engendered perspective 

  Jeckoniah, John (Tengeru Institute od community Development, 2017-06-01)

  Gender inequality exists in many agricultural value chains. This study analyzed gender participation along the Sunflower Value Chain (SVC). A crosssectional research design was adopted and the combination of systematic and ...
• Social and cultural determinants of the spread of HIV/AIDS, STIs and gender based violence in high risk areas: A case of road construction sites in Tanzani 

  Jeckoniah, John (www.isdsnet.com/ijds, 2018-07-30)

  High mobility of sexually active population continues to be a risky factor for the spread of STIs and HIV, both in the source and destination sites. This paper analyses the social and cultural determinants for the spread ...
• Factors influencing household livelihood outcomes in Kilombero valley, Tanzania 

  Akyoo, Elimeleck P. Jeckoniah, John Kabote, Samwel J. (JLS Africa, 2019-03-15)

  Household’s participation in out-grower scheme and investor farm employment as well as household socioeconomic characteristics has the potential of improving livelihood outcomes. However, scientific debates on the factors ...
• Sunflower and Livelihood Outcomes among Households of Smallholder Farmers in Iramba District, Tanzania 

  Jeckoniah, John (IRDP, 2018-06-25)

  Sunflower production is an important economic activity which is potential for improving livelihood outcomes among smallholder farmers’ households. However, despite such potentials, studies still debate ...
• Livelihood Outcomes Among Households Participating in Large-Scale Agricultural Investments in Kilombero Valley, Tanzania 

  Jeckoniah, John (IRDP, 2018-06-25)

  Large-scale agricultural investment is an important economic activity which has potential to improve the livelihoods of Male-Headed Households (MHHs) and Female-Headed Households (FHHs). (However, the benefit derived from ...

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