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Social concerns impede price competition among small firms : experimental evidence from Tanzania : job market paper

Norton, Benjamin - 2026

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Firm turnover under asymmetric information : Tanzania's agro-dealer sector

Naugler, Alix; Michelson, Hope; Janzen, Sarah; Magomba, … - 2026

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Restoring trust: evidence from the fertiliser market in Tanzania

Michelson, Hope; Magomba, Christopher; Maertens, Annemie - 2026

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Assessing the influence of audit committee characteristics on the effectiveness of risk management practices in public statutory corporations in Tanzania

Soi, Gerald J.; Mzenzi, Siasa Issa; Suluo, Said Juma - 2026

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Challenges to the internationalisation of small and medium-sized food crops-based enterprises (SMEs) in Tanzania

Mbura, Omari Khalifa; Kagoya, Sumaya M. - 2026

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Differential land efficiency and the environmental consequences of agricultural productivity growth

Cavalcanti, Tiago; Kamkar, Kilian - 2026

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Differential land efficiency and the environmental consequences of agricultural productivity growth

Cavalcanti, Tiago; Kamkar, Kilian - 2026

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Household effects of electrification through mini-grids : evidence from Tanzania

Accursi, Federico M.; Bajo-Buenestado, Raul - 2026

Mini-grids are emerging as a key solution to electrify access-deficit communities, yet their effectiveness in improving energy access and household welfare remains underexplored. This paper provides novel evidence from Tanzania, where a policy reform doubled the number of mini-grids since 2008....

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“MEWAKA, kwanza, kwanza, MEWAKA!” : Rollout of the Teachers’ Continuous Professional Development System in Tanzania

Todd, Gemma Joan Nifasha; Xu, Eilleen; Liang, Xiaoyan; … - 2026

In 2021, Tanzania launched the rollout of its teachers’ continuous professional development (TCPD) framework, popularly known as Mafunzo Endelevu ya Walimu Kazini (MEWAKA). MEWAKA recognizes that quality TCPD benefits from multiple delivery modalities and therefore operates through communities...

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Tanzania Economic Update, February 2026 : Special Theme - Investing in Basic Education for Tanzania's Strong Foundations and Future

2026

This report presents the February 2026 Tanzania Economic Update, analyzing the country’s recent macroeconomic performance alongside a special focus on strengthening foundational human capital through basic education. Tanzania’s economy demonstrated resilient growth, with GDP expanding to...

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Tax exposure and digital exchange at the edges of the formal economy : experimental evidence from Tanzania

Dillon, Brian; Ridder, Jessica - 2026

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Disaggregating imputed poverty estimates by population groups : new evidence from a multi-country analysis

Dang, Hai-Anh; Kilic, Talip; Abanokova, Kseniya - 2026

Can imputed poverty estimates be reliably disaggregated by population groups, especially when the interest is monitoring poverty levels for smaller, vulnerable groups that may not be represented as well in large-scale household surveys? The study tackles this question through a comprehensive...

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Disaggregating imputed poverty estimates by population groups : new evidence from a multi-country analysis

Dang, Hai-Anh; Kilic, Talip; Abanokova, Kseniya - 2026

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Delivering adaptation and water security : behavioural determinants sustaining community volunteer champions in sub-Saharan Africa

Ingram, Will; Vincent, Katharine; Lalika, Christossy; … - 2026

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The drivers of the gender gap in financial inclusion for entrepreneurial development : empirical analysis from Tanzania

Joseph, Cornel; Mpambije, Chakupewa J. - 2026

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The influence of rotating savings and credit associations dynamics on local trade flows in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania

Okangi, Fred P.; Busagara, Theresia E. - 2026

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Competitor orientation and performance of furniture manufacturing SMEs in Dar es Salaam Tanzania : the mediating effect of customer loyalty

Bwemelo, Gordian; Mmari, Goodluck; Mashenene, Robert - 2026

The effect of competitor orientation on the performance of furniture manufacturing Small and Medium Enterprises was examined, with a special focus on customer loyalty as a mediator. A sample of 364 firms was obtained from the Dar es Salaam Region using proportionate stratified sampling. Data...

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Gender and Goals Matter for Youth Employment : Returns to Socio-Emotional Skills Training in Tanzania

Cassidy, Rachel; Das, Smita; Delavallade, Clara; … - 2026

This paper evaluates a socio-emotional skills training programme for 4,728 urban Tanzanian youth who were not in full-time employment, education, or training. A randomized design compared awareness (for example, self-awareness, empathy, and active listening), management (for example,...

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Tanzania Economic Update, February 2025

2026

Tanzania’s strong economic growth continues to outperform the regional average. Its economy grew at an estimated rate of 5.4 percent in 2024, higher than the Sub-Saharan African (SSA) average of 3.2 percent. The country has consolidated its post-COVID-19 recovery and is gradually closing the...

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Pedagogies of unlearning : towards a feminist and decolonial prefigurative politics of life's work

Mählck, Paula - 2026

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The taxation of the digital economy in practice: Digital services taxes and other measures

Quiñones, Natalia; Khandelwal, Anchal; Oni, Oluwole … - 2025

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Reducing bias among health care providers : experimental evidence from Tanzania, Burkina Faso and Pakistan

Wagner, Zachary; Moucheraud, Corrina; Shah, Manisha; … - 2025

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Reducing Bias Among Health Care Providers : Experimental Evidence From Tanzania, Burkina Faso, and Pakistan

Wagner, Zachary; Moucheraud, Corrina; Shah, Manisha; … - 2023

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Gender differences in the propensity to innovate : evidence from matrilineal and patriarchal societies from an institutional perspective

Farace, Salvatore; Lubrano Lavadera, Giuseppe; … - 2025

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Poverty imputation in contexts without consumption data : a revisit with further refinements

Dang, Hai-Anh; Kilic, Talip; Abanokova, Kseniya; … - 2025

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Poverty imputation in contexts without consumption data : a revisit with further refinements

Dang, Hai-Anh; Kilic, Talip; Abanokova, Kseniya; … - 2023

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Poverty imputation in contexts without consumption data : a revisit with further refinements

Dang, Hai-Anh; Kilic, Talip; Abanokova, Kseniya; … - 2023

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Understanding gender power relations in irrigation resource access and decision-making in small-scale irrigation schemes in Mbarali District, Tanzania

Mwalyagile, Neema; Jeckoniah, John Nshimba; Salanga, … - 2025

Resource access and decision-making power remain critical gender concerns. This paper examines gender power relations in irrigation resource access and decision-making among smallholder rice farmers in Mbarali District, Tanzania.The study utilized a cross-sectional research design with...

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Global frictions : foreign aid, donor-recipient relations and LGBT+ rights in Tanzania

Brown, Stephen - 2025

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Informal labor exchange teams and participation in the labor market : evidence from rural Tanzania

Arciniegas, Christian; Dumas, Christelle; Fahn, Matthias - 2025

We investigate labor exchange teams in rural communities, which are prevalent in many developing countries. We show theoretically that these teams are beneficial to employers, who can outsource the monitoring of workers. Team members are incentivized to exert a high level of effort because any...

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Informal labor exchange teams and participation in the labor market : evidence from rural Tanzania

Arciniegas, Christian; Dumas, Christelle; Fahn, Matthias - 2025

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Urbanization without structural transformation in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania

Samiji, Ally Abubakar; Mutalemwa, Darlene K. - 2025

The study examines Dar es Salaam's potential as a focal point for structural transformation, highlighting its emergence as a significant economic hub. Through a mixed-methods approach, the research investigates how urban development is shaped by institutional, economic, political, and spatial...

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Multi-stakeholder collaboration framework for post-harvest loss reduction : the case of tomato value chain in Iringa and Morogoro regional in Tanzania

Izdori, Fides John; Mkwambisi, David; Karuaihe, Selma … - 2025

Globally, one-third of the food produced for human consumption globally is wasted, a figure projected to rise with increased food production. Collaborative efforts across food supply chains can mitigate post-harvest losses, playing a crucial role in enhancing food security. However, frameworks...

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Social protection in humanitarian contexts : exploring stakeholder views from Tanzania

Lambin, Roosa; Muangi, Winnie C.; Nyyssölä, Milla - 2025

This working paper examines Tanzania's social protection system amidst growing humanitarian crises driven by climate change, health epidemics, and regional conflicts. It explores the social protection needs experienced in humanitarian settings, the challenges in implementation and expansion of...

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The classical and neoclassical perspectives : a theoretical framework for studying the advent and growth of mobile money : the Tanzanian experience

Mhella, Deogratius J. - 2025

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Combating inequality and poverty in the United Republic of Tanzania : policy analysis and options

2025

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TASIS : Tanzania Statistical Information Service

2025

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Multilevel relationships and loyalty in the microfinance industry : evidence from Tanzania

Tegambwage, Amani Gration - 2025

Purpose - The operations and viability of microfinance institutions (MFIs), crucial for socioeconomic development and poverty reduction, heavily rely on the multilevel relationships among borrowers, loan officers and MFIs. This study examines the relationship between interpersonal and firm-level...

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Different strategies of crop diversification between poor and non-poor farmers : concepts and evidence from Tanzania

Fujimoto, Takefumi; Suzuki, Aya - 2025

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Different Strategies of Crop Diversification Between Poor and Non-Poor Farmers : Concepts and Evidence from Tanzania

Fujimoto, Takefumi; Suzuki, Aya - 2023

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Different Strategies of Crop Diversification between Poor and Non-Poor Farmers : Concepts and Evidence from Tanzania

Fujimoto, Takefumi; Suzuki, Aya - 2023

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Tanzania Climate and Health Vulnerability Assessment

2025

The objective of this Climate and Health Vulnerability Assessment (CHVA) is to support decision-makers in planning effective adaptation measures to deal with climate-related health risks. Where available, these measures are also provided at a subnational level to assist regional health planners....

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Disability Inclusion in Tanzania

2025

This report presents the findings of a mixed methods assessment, drawing from stakeholder consultations and from nationally representative household surveys. It aims to provide a deeper contextual understanding of the barriers encountered by persons with disabilities in Tanzania. Persons with...

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The role of informal worker associations in cushioning members during multiple interlinked crises in Kenya and Tanzania

Torm, Nina; Kinyondo, Godbertha; Mitullah, Winnie V.; … - 2025

This article analyses the capacity of informal worker associations to provide social protection during times of multifaceted crises in Kenya and Tanzania. Focusing on informal workers in the construction, micro-trade and passenger transport sectors before and during the COVID-19 pandemic, we...

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Informal labor exchange teams and participation on the labor market : evidence from rural Tanzania

Arciniegas, Christian; Dumas, Christelle; Fahn, Matthias - 2025

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Social protection and coloniality : learning from the past and present : Tanzania case study

Lambin, Roosa; Muangi, Winnie C. - 2025

Tanzania has made notable progress in expanding its social protection system, yet the influence of colonial governance models, entrenched donor dependency and limited population coverage of existing provisions remain significant. This case study critically explores the historical and...

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Impact of ICT adoption, economic growth, and internet connectivity phases on tax revenue in Tanzania

Kisinga, Grayson; Kessy, Severine; Mkandawile, Mashaka - 2025

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The interplay of coercive institutional pressures, environmental attitudes and perceived behavioural control in adoption of environmental management accounting among Tanzania's manufacturing firms

Dendula, James; Haule, Helena Thomas; Chalu, Henry - 2025

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Does environmental dynamism affect customer relationship management : commercial banks' performance nexus in Tanzania?

Baraza, Mohammed Solomon; Mbura, Omari Khalifa - 2025

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Does providing free trial packs with demonstration plots increase the adoption of agricultural technologies? : cost effectiveness evidence from Tanzania

Maredia, Mywish K.; Farris, Jarrad; Mason, Nicole M.; … - 2025

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The effects of a risk-based approach to tax examinations : evidence from a tax pilot programme in Tanzania

Ebrahim, Amina; Kisanga, Elineema; Swema, Ezekiel; … - 2025

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Seaweed Power : Unlocking Tanzania's Potential for Sustainable Growth and Climate Action

2025

Recognizing the global potential of the seaweed sector, the World Bank published the "Global Seaweed New and Emerging Markets Report 2023". Building on this foundation, this market study aims to provide valuable insights into Tanzania's seaweed sector and outline pathways for the country to...

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Fuel-stacking behaviour among households in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania : the role of experience

Ntiyakunze, Matilda Stanslaus; Stage, Jesper - 2025

In many developing nations, modern energy sources are seen not only as cleaner and more efficient than traditional fuels, but also as important for achieving socio-economic development. Hence, from an energy policy perspective, households should switch to using modern energy sources. However,...

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Women and land rights : the impact of formalization in Tanzania's coastal region

Fredrick, L. A.; Lucian, C.; Urassa, J. - 2025

This study investigates the impact of land formalization projects on women's tenure security in Pangani Ward, Coastal Region, Tanzania, while also considering the broader global implications for women's land rights. Despite progressive legislation that guarantees equal land rights for women,...

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Re-skilling human capital for inclusive economic growth in the face of emerging agricultural automation in Africa : the Tanzania perspective

Kamugisha, Proscovia Paschal - 2025

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The World Bank Group in Tanzania, Fiscal Years 2012-22

2025

This evaluation assesses the relevance and effectiveness of the World Bank Group's support to Tanzania between Fiscal Years 2012 and 2022. Over the past decade, Tanzania has experienced resilient growth, with an average annual per capita GDP increase of 2.2%. However, poverty remains widespread...

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Leveraging religious leaders to increase voluntary tax compliance : experimental evidence from Tanzania

Vietz, Jasmin; Sjursen, Ingrid Hoem - 2025

Non-state actors, such as religious institutions and leaders, play a central role in governance and social life in many low- and lower-middle-income countries. We examine whether information about how tax revenues are used for public goods and service provision increases voluntary tax...

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United Republic of Tanzania : Technical Assistance Report-Report on Data Quality Assessment for Public Sector Debt Statistics (September 23-27, 2024)

2025

This report discusses the findings and recommendations of the 2024 assessment of the data quality of the public sector debt statistics (PSDS) of the United Republic of Tanzania against the IMF's Data Quality Assessment Framework (DQAF) for PSDS. The assessment was undertaken as part of a project...

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