ABSTRACT The study examined geographical livelihood patterns of agro-pastoral community in Tarangire Manyara Ecosystem. Specific objectives of the study included to examine spatial and temporal patterns of agro-pastoral livelihoods patterns, to examine spatial and temporal patterns of human wildlife interaction and examined spatial and temporal benefits of WMA on livelihoods in the study area. Three villages that are Mwada, Olasiti and Vilima vitatu were involved as adjacent, intermediate a...
ABSTRACT This study assessed the contribution of Wami-Mbiki Wildlife Management Area (WMA) on the conservation of wildlife resources and livelihood in Maseyu, Mkono wa Mara and Gwata villages adjacent to the Wami-Mbiki WMA. Documentary review, questionnaires, interviews, focused group discussion and physical visits were used in collecting data. SPSS version 15 and Excel 2007 were used to analyse data. A total of 130 respondents were involved in this study. Findings from this study show that ...
ABSTRACT The study focused on factors influencing distribution of secondary school teachers in Tanzania taking as a case study selected secondary schools in Bahi district. The study sought to address three objectives, first; to examine the feasibility of existing policies and procedures for allocation of teachers in secondary school in Bahi district. Second, to determine the factors influencing the distribution of teachers in secondary school in Bahi district. Third, to explore possible stra...
ABSTRACT Quarrying activities have become a fundamental method in contemporary development of mining sector as most of mining firms emphasize on quarrying activities. The study specifically sought to assess socio-economic importance, environmental impacts, interventional measure taken on environmental conservation, and challenges during conservation. The study was based on a case study of Uwandani quarrying sites, because it portrays accurately the characteristic situation in other bricks/ag...
ABSTRACT This research’s aim was to investigate the extent and effects of adopting e-commerce among SMEs in Tanzania taking Dodoma Urban as a case study. The specific objectives of this was to examine the extent of using e-commerce, factors that determine the adoption of e-commerce and the contributions of e-commerce to the economy.. The study has applied a combination of both cross section and a case study approaches to improve the quality of findings. The sample was obtained by purposive...
ABSTRACT The purpose of this study was to assess the impact of health sector reforms on health service delivery in Tanzania. The main objective was to assess the impact of health sector reforms on improving quality and accessibility of health services. Specific objectives were to assess the status of health services accessibility, examine the contribution of various actors in promoting quality and accessibility of health services delivery and to analyze the challenges towards provision and a...
ABSTRACT This study aimed to analyze the factors for employee job dissatisfaction in public sector a case of Kwimba District Council. The study specifically intended to identify the factors contributing to employee job dissatisfaction. The study also sought to examine the effect of employee job dissatisfaction in Kwimba District. The study employed a case study approach to examine the factors for employee job dissatisfaction and the sample was obtained through random method and purposive and...
ABSTRACT This investigation has focused on the Assessment of Child Labour in Tanzania: A Case of Majengo and Sabasaba Markets in Dodoma Municipality. Child labour is commonly on the increase in the world. The latest report of ILO indicates that, there are 246 million child workers across the world. The researcher employed a sample size of 93 informants. Herein, a qualitative design was chosen and purposive sampling was used. Questionnaires, Interviews, focus group Discussions and Observation...
ABSTRACT The purpose of this study is to highlight factors contributing to the audit expectation gap in Nigeria. The audit expectation gap is the difference in perception between auditors and users of audited financial statements concerning the nature of auditing. Unfortunately, there have been criticisms of the auditor by the public from which opinions have emerged over the years due to business failure. It seems the users have a different idea of what auditing should be. This is what h...
ABSTRACT This study sought to assess the factors influencing job satisfaction among ward secondary school teachers in Magu District in Mwanza. The objectives of this study were to identify factors influencing job satisfaction among ward secondary school teachers, to find out the current job satisfaction level of secondary school teachers in Magu District and to examine challenges facing teachers on working place in ward secondary schools. A sample of 65 respondents was used and these were ra...
ABSTRACT This study analyses the effects of wine packaging on customer purchasing decision in Tanzania. The objective of the study was to discover customer purchasing decision in order to examine the effects and corrective measures to manage them. The study employed Cross-sectional research design whereby a sample size of 90 respondents was used. Data collection method and tools such as questionnaires, observation and reading official documents was used and analyzed descriptively by SPSS ver...
ABSTRACT The study focused on the assessment of the challenges hindering sugar industry from satisfying the domestic market in Tanzania. The study employed the sample size of 114 respondents who were selected from the TPC Industry in Moshi using probability and non probability sampling. The data were collected by using survey and interview methods of data collection whereby questionnaire and interview guide were used as tools for data collection. The data generated were analyzed both quantit...
ABSTRACT This study on “The Contribution of Local Community Participation on Development of Tourism” was conducted in the communities around Arusha National Park, Arusha, Tanzania. Data were collected using questionnaire survey and interviews. A total number of 81 respondents were involved in this study, six workers of ANAPA and five NGO‟s workers. These respondents were selected from six villages which are Momella, Ngurudoto, Uwiro, Embasenyi, Ngabobo, and Njeku. Qualitative data were...
ABSTRACT The study has aimed at assessing the local government administration and community participation in development projects. This research was been guided with three specific objectives these were; to evaluate levels of the community participation on development projects through their local authority, to asses approaches used by local Authority in involving the communities in development projects and to find out challenges facing local authorities in the implementation of development p...
ABSTRACT There is a necessity for Foreign organizations operating in Nigeria to give ample commitment to knowledge and required skill for international management. This is so, considering the diversity of cultures existing in Nigeria. Hence, this research examines the influence of culture on International Management. The main objectives of this research were:(i) to examine how cultural differences in Nigeria influence Export System practices, (ii) to ascertain the impact of cross-cultural ma...