• Economic Viability of Micro-Irrigation Technologies in Smallholder Horticultural Farming 

  Absanto, Gerald (The Nelson Mandela African Institution of Science and Technology (NM-AIST), 2025)

  This study investigated the economic viability of Micro Irrigation Technologies (MITs) compared with traditional furrow irrigation in smallholder horticultural farming in northern Tanzania. Using a quasi-experimental ...
• Toward an Ideal Framework for Assessing Economic Viability of Micro-Irrigation Technologies 

  Absanto, Gerald; Mkunda, Josephine; Nyangarika, Anthony (Moshi Co-operative University, 2025)

  Micro irrigation technologies (MITs), such as drip and sprinkler systems, have been recognized as transformative solutions for enhancing agricultural productivity, optimizing water use, and promoting environmental ...
• Contribution of Cash Crops to Export Trade in a Middle-Income Country: 

  Sambuo, Damian B. (Moshi Cooperative University (MoCU), 2026)

  Understanding the role of cash crop export in strengthening a country’s middle-income class is paramount. Export crop trade data from selected crops between 1995 and 2000 were analysed using Box and Jenkins' model to ...
• Effects of Residential Property Credentials on Tenants’ Choice 

  Komba, Cyril K. (Moshi Co-operative University, 2025)

  This study aimed to assess the effects of National Housing Corporation (NHC) residential properties' credentials on tenant choice, focusing on property location and structural design. The study was conducted in the ...
• Integrating perceived benefits of green practices and employees’ green values in enhancing green supply chain management of restaurants in Tanzania 

  Wabanhu, Emmanuel A.; Namwata, Baltazar M.; Panga, Faustine P. (Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Insights, 2025)

  Purpose – This paper explores the mediating role of managerial employees’ green values, particularly interpersonal green trust (IGT) and environmental commitment (EC) on the relationship between perceived benefits of ...
• Disaster Economic Vulnerability and Recovery Programs Experience from Tanzania 

  Kumburu, Neema P. (Moshi Co-operative University, 2023)

  Disaster risk is described as “the probable damage of life, injury, or demolished or spoiled properties that might happen to a network, organization, or a communal in a particular time, infuenced probabilistically as a ...
• Lost Opportunity for Economic Empowerment 

  Jonathan, Samuel M.; Kumburu, Neema P. (Moshi Co-operative University, 2016)

  Tanzania celebrated 50 years of mainland independence. In the past half a century, cooperatives were denied the opportunity to promote economic empowerment because of the state’s anticapitalist policies and practices. ...
• Socio-Economic Factors Limiting Smallholder Groundnut Production in Tabora Region 

  Katundu, Mangasini; Mhina, Mwanahawa L.; Mbeiyererwa, Arbogast G.; Kumburu, Neema P (REPOA, 2013)

  Groundnut is among the dominant crops in Tanzania which enables most smallholder farmers earn both food and income. It is among main sources of fats, protein, carbohydrates, and vitamins for human consumption. The crop ...
• Lost opportunity for Economic Empowerment 

  Jonathan, Samuel M.; Kumburu, Neema P. (The Journal of Pan African Studies, 2016)

  Tanzania celebrated 50 years of mainland independence. In the past half a century, cooperatives were denied the opportunity to promote economic empowerment because of the state’s anti capitalist policies and practices. ...
• Determinants of traders’ nutrition knowledge and intake of traditional African vegetables in Tanzania 

  Kimambo, Johnson J.; Kavoi, M. M; M., John (2018)

  Indigenous and traditional African vegetables are receiving increasing attention because of their potential to contribute to food and nutritional security as well as enhance livelihoods in sub-Saharan Africa. Traditional ...
• Attitudes of farmers, traders and urban consumers concerning consumption of traditional African vegetables in Tanzania 

  Kavoi, M. M.; Kimambo, Johnson J. (2021)

  Traditional African Vegetables (TAVs) form a significant source of food and nutritional security in rural areas of Sub-Saharan Africa. Consumption of TAVs in the region also plays a major role in providing dietary fiber ...
• Macroeconomic Determinants of Energy Consumption in Eastern Africa 

  Mmbaga, Nanzia F.; Kulindwa, Yusuph; Kazungu, Isaac (Moshi Co-operative University, 2024)

  Energy security is crucial for Eastern Africa's economic prosperity and the improvement of living standards. Exploring the drivers of energy consumption is essential for crafting effective energy policy actions that are ...
• Innovativeness Dimensions and Growth of University Students’ Owned Micro Enterprise in Moshi Tanzania 

  Komba, Placid E.; Kazungu, Isaac (Moshi Co-operative University, 2018)

  This study assessed the influence of innovativeness dimensions towards the growth of university students owned micro enterprises in Moshi Tanzania. Data were analysed by using descriptive and inferential statistics. ...
• Actioning sustainability through tourism entrepreneurship 

  Karatas-Ozkan, Mine; Tunalioglu, Renan; Ibrahim, Shahnaz; Ozeren, Emir; Grinevich, Vadim; Kimaro, Joseph (University of Southampton, 2023)

  Purpose – Sustainability is viewed as an encompassing perspective, as endorsed by the international policy context, driven by the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). We aim to examine how women entrepreneurs ...
• Allies or Rivals? An Explorative Investigation of the Relationship between Primary Agricultural Marketing Co-operative Societies and Co-operative Unions in Tanzania 

  Kweka, Godfrey J.; Towo, Nathaniel N.; Aikaruwa, Deogratius (Journal of Co-operative and Business Studies (JCBS), 2024)

  Agricultural co-operatives had once played a key role in transforming the livelihoods of their farmer members in Tanzania. The co-operatives were vibrant both at primary and union levels. Primaries manifested high level ...
• Navigating the conundrum of agricultural commodity price fluctuations and household welfare in Tanzania 

  Kweka, Godfrey J. (East Africa Journal of Social and Applied Sciences (EAJ-SAS), 2023)

  Agricultural commodity price fluctuations pose a complex challenge for developing countries, engendering a predicament akin to Timmer's policy conundrum - the confluence of desiring lower prices to benefit consumers ...
• Agricultural Commodity price changes, food security and households’ welfare in Tanzania 

  Kweka, Godfrey J. (REPOA, 2023)

  Agricultural commodity prices remain inherently volatile and have attracted great attention from both policymakers and governments in developing countries. There is an unresolved empirical question of whether the ...
• Energy Consumption and Economic Growth Nexus in East African Sub-Region 

  Mmbaga, Nanzia F.; Kulindwa, Yusuph J.; Kazungu, Isaac (African Journal of Economic Review, 2023)

  Human capital is an essential for economic growth and energy consumption. Skills, knowledge, and population health drive innovation and energy utilization. Understanding these factors is vital for addressing contemporary ...
• Warehouse Receipts System for Economic Welfare of Smallholder Cashewnut Farmers in Mtwara District, Tanzania. 

  Nangameta, Hamza M (Moshi Co-operative University, 2022)

  Warehouse Receipt System (WRS) was officially introduced since 2005 with the pilot crops of coffee and cotton in some areas such as Ruvuma and Mwanza as a response to farmers’ income instability due to price fluctuations ...
• Business Dynamics and Livelihood Outcomes of Micro and Small Enterprises Owners 

  Mnkeni, Evaline J (2022)

  This study is assessedbusiness dynamics and livelihood outcomes of micro and small enterprises owners: evidence from tailoring entities in Moshi Municipality, Tanzania. One hundred and sixty five (165) tailoring businesses ...

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