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Is tourism a key sector in Tanzania? Input-output analysis of income, output, employment and tax revenue

In most developing countries endowed with significant tourist attractions, tourism has emerged as a new impetus for economic growth, given its ability to generate foreign exchange and employment. This study uses input-output analysis to estimate the economic impact of tourism and assess whether it is a key sector for...

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Sesenga Village,Tanzania
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Tanzania Coastal Management Partnership
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Tanzania Tourism Sector Survey Report (2001)
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The institutional framework for tourism development in Tanzania
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Catalyzing Coastal Management in Kenya and Zanzibar: Building Capacity and Commitment

Site-based projects were initiated in Chawka Bay-Paje, Zanzibar, and Nyali-Bamburi-Shanzu, Kenya, to demonstrate the benefits of an integrated coastal management (ICM) approach for addressing coastal issues such as tourism development and enhancement of resource-dependent village economies in eastern

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Investment opportunities in the wildlife sector
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National Tourism Policy
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Sectoral Policies, Performances and Employment Implications in Tanzania

The study review how the Micro-economic policies and sectoral policies have been influencing economic growth, employment and sustainability of livelihoods, particularly in agriculture, manufacturing and tourism sectors. It was found that the policies pursued in Tanzania from the mid 1960s to mid 1980s involved rest...

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Forest area, fragmentation, and loss in the eastern arc mountains

An understanding of forest area, fragmentation and loss is central to developing strategies to conserve biological diversity in the Eastern Arc Mountains. Using recent 1:250,000 land cover and use maps (Tanzanian Ministry of Natural Resources and Tourism, 1996) and 1:250,000 and 1:500,000 topographic maps, I examine n...