29-December-2007
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The HIMA Project in Tanzania promoted sustainable agricultural production, natural resource management, and forestry production among farmers, by utilizing participatory approaches that involved the local population and relevant “indigenous knowledge”.
23-May-2007
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The purpose of support to water supply and sanitary facilities goes beyond sustainable access: it is intended to reduce the burden of water collection (typically a task of women and girls); improve health; raise school enrolment and attendance; improve livelihoods and ultimately reduce poverty.<
12-May-2007
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The 31 countries examined in this sixth edition of the African Economic Outlook account for some 86 per cent of Africa’s population and 91 per cent of itseconomic output.
15-August-2006
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The purpose of this evaluation is to assess the support given to bilateral research cooperation activities that aim to strengthen research capacity of developing countries (Mozambique, Tanzania, Bolivia and Nicaragua).
21-March-2006
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In 2003 the BMZ commissioned a series of ex-post evaluations of finalised development coooperation projects and programmes in the field of Regional Rural Development (RRD) so as to obtain more information on the relationship of cause and effects in Germany‘s development cooperation and to further fine-tune the methodical evaluation concepts developed so far for impact assessment. The aim of the evaluation was to obtain an
13-February-2006
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Tanzania is making major strides with its economic reforms. The rate of GDP growth has averaged 5.3% over the past five years reaching 6.7 percent in 2004. Despite this progress, poverty remains widespread, deep and persistent.
7-October-2004
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This evaluation addresses the question on how support to culture and the media can be linked to efforts to reduce poverty, and it assesses the relevance of Sidas present policy and practice in the field of culture and the media...
4-November-2003
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The aim of the joint country assessment in 2003 was to understand how the implementation of donors’ partnership strategies contributes to country ownership. Four DAC members (Denmark, Finland, Ireland, and Japan) agreed to participate in the Joint Country Assessment in Tanzania.
3-March-2003
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Country Study of Tanzania
9-December-2002
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Looking at Swedish development cooperation with three countries in East Africa, Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda, this study tries to find out how a longstanding Swedish policy of facilitating and promoting partner country, half a dozen projects and programs are examined in depth. The conclusions of the study are relevant to development cooperation generally. With the shift from projects to programs. ISBN 91-586-8737-8ISSN 1401-0402 Sida