• Digital preservation of records at Wazalendo and Umoja Savings and Credit Cooperative Societies in Tanzania 

  Luvanda, Erasto G.; Iwata, John J. (SASA Journal, 2024)

  Cooperative societies in Tanzania face seemingly insurmountable challenges in transforming their hitherto largely paper-based records into electronic formats for preservation in this digital age, which negatively impacts ...
• The Role of Co-operative Organizations in Implementing Reforestation Programmes 

  Katundu, Mangasini A.; Mwaseba, Dismas L. (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2007)

  This paper examines the role of primary farmer co-operatives in implementing reforestation programme and the rate of tree planting among co-operative members. It also assesses the survival mute of planted trees and ...
• The Role of Savings and Credit Co-operatives (SACCOS) in Rural Tanzania 

  Chambo, Suleman A. (Moshi University College of Co-operative and Business Studies, 2004)

  According to the population census of 2002, 74% of the Tanzania population is rural and dependent on subsistence farming and livestock. Only six per cent of the 44 million ha of arable land, is under cultivation (TAS: ...
• Consumer Co-operatives in Tanzania 

  Chambo, Suleman A.; Kimambo, Johnson (Moshi University College of Co-operative and Business Studies, 2012)

  Consumer co-operatives became popular in Tanzania soon after independence from Britain in the early 1960s. Their establishment was result of government initiatives to meet a growing demand for consumer goods which ...
• Challenges and Advantages of the Cooperative Business Model in an Economic Downturn 

  Chambo, Suleman A. (Moshi University College of Co-operative and Business Studies, 2009)

  Co-operatives are business organizations of their own kind. They have an associative character because they are formed by individuals voluntarily and freely to meet the economic, social and cultural needs of people who ...

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