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The Role of Women in Water Resources Management: The Tanzania Case

The case of Tanzania regarding the role of women in various aspects of water resources management is typical of many other African countries having a similar cultural background. In most African communities culture dictates that women are subordinates to men and, hence, are socially marginalized to ...

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Traditionally protected forests and nature conservation in the North Pare Mountains and Handeni District, Tanzania

A total of 920 traditionally protected forests have been found in sample areas in Handeni District (23 villages) and Mwanga District (Usangi and Ugweno Divisions). The size of the forests is between 0.125 and 200 ha. In earlier times sacred forests (one of the seven different types of traditionally protected forests i...

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Chunya District Socio-economic Profile
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Lake Victoria:
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Mbozi District Socio-Economic Profile
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Of saviours and punks: the political economy of the Nile perch marketing chain in Tanzania

The paper is a fieldwork-based case study of the commodity chain for the Nile Perch fish from Lake Victoria, Tanzania. This fish first began apperaring in significant numbers in the lake in the early 1980s and within a few years a large artisanal fishery developed around it. Commodity chain analysis focuses on how a c...

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Report of Workshop on the Elaboration of an Information and Communications Policy and Plan for the United Republic of Tanzania 12-15th May 1997
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Sexual relationships, condom use and risk perception among female bar workers in north-west Tanzania

This paper discusses the background characteristics, sexual relationships, condom use and risk perception of bar workers in Magu district, north-west Tanzania. Bar workers in Magu are geographically mobile. They are not highly educated but probably have a higher level of schooling than average. They ...