Moshi Co-operative University Institutional Repository [MoCU IR]: Recent submissions

  • Kitala, Christian T. M. (Moshi Co-operative University, 2015)
    Good and poor performing Savings and Credit Co-operative Socities (SACCOS) exist in Tanzania Such existence results into having SACCOS which are doing well and others which are not doing well in terms of performance. The ...
  • Bee, Faustine K. (Institute of Social Studies, The Hague, 1992)
    This study examined causes of the food crisis in Tanzania by analysing the marketing of food crops through state-sponsored marketing co-operatives. It aimed at, first, contributing to the solutions of food marketing ...
  • Hella, J.P.; Sirikwa, E. (Moshi Co-operative University, 2016)
    Entrepreneurial capability in farm management through cooperative arrangement is a key for efficient and profitable production. The study to compare performance of the two innovative managements i.e. the private and ...
  • Kumburu, Neema P.; Pande, Vincent; Mayala, Nyanjige (Moshi Co-operative University, 2016)
    This paper uses socio feminist and dynamic capability theory to explain attributes of women who own growing enterprises in Moshi municipality. Multiple case study design was used to produce detailed descriptions of the ...
  • Stryjan, Miri (Moshi Co-operative University, 2016)
    In this paper, I study how modifications to the standard credit contract affect loan demand and selection into borrowing, using a random sample of micro enterprises in urban Uganda. Despite widespread enthusiasm about ...
  • Kaleshu, Jones T. (University of Dar es Salaam, 1997)
    At the time of this study, 'privatisation' was relatively a new concept in Tanzania. It generally aimed at deregulating the state control over the economy and increasing the role of private enterprise and ownership. This ...
  • Jonathan, S.M. (University of East Anglia, 2010)
    In 1972, an administration programme of development planning and regional administration was launched in Tanzania. This reform was a major change from what previously existed. At independence in 1961, decentralization ...
  • Gabagambi, Damian M.; Mkangwa, Chaboba Z.; Katundu, Mangasjni A. (Moshi Co-operative University, 2015)
    Co-operatives have been an important vehicle of socio-economic development in Tanzania for more than 75 years. During this period, they have seen many successes and failures as well. It was not surprising that the ...
  • Dahlstrom, Karin; Fernholm, Johanna; Nyquist, Anna (Moshi Co-operative University, 2016)
    Aim: The aim of the proposed pilot study is to explore and better understand what innovation and entrepreneurial processes, competences and capabilities are involved when co-creating value in the name of CSR across ...
  • Mlowe, Ladislaus K. (University of Dar es Salaam, 1981)
    The future development of the Tanzanian economy would greatly depend on the increasing ability of the economy to generate foreign currency. Given the instability of the primary exports, they could not be relied upon to ...
  • Chachage, Bukaza; Sabokwigina, Deo; Mpogole, Hosea; Sessanga, Yusuph; Malima, Gabriel (Open University of Tanzania, 2016)
    The University of Iringa (UoI) runs the Team Academy Programme and traditional business administration programs to train undergraduate business students. The Team Academy in particular uses Rocket Model to impart practical ...
  • Lönnborg, Gratzerl, M.; Olsson, Mikael (Moshi Co-operative University, 2016)
    This paper highlights the issue of state ownership, nationalization and privatization of firms in Sweden. The main questions are; why was state ownership initiated and how was it so widely extended during the 20th century, ...
  • Itemba, Jonas M. K. (University of Dar es Salaam, 1986)
    This study attempted to appraise the proposed Co-operative Insurance Company by examining its prospects and problems in view of the socioeconomic conditions in Tanzania. The state of the law governing commercial activities ...
  • Moshi, Edwin H. (University of Dar es Salaam, 1980)
    The purpose of this study was to assess the essence of popular participation by peasants and workers in decision-making in their areas of work. The chosen case study for analysis was the small holder coffee industry in ...
  • Lema, S. N. (University of Dar es Salaam, 1988)
    The study was to find out the application of mark-up type of pricing and how beneficial it was for businesses in the Moshi Urban District. The mark-up pricing is the fixing of prices to commodities by adding a certain ...
  • Mlowe, Ladislaus H. K. (University of Strathclyde, 1992)
    The decision to carry out this study on coffee industry was based on three important considerations, namely: the historical importance of coffee in the Tanzanian economy, the unique problems facing coffee export operations, ...
  • Parsalaw, Willy W. S. (University of Sussex], 1994)
    The Government of Tanzania liberalised the grain market in 1988 by allowing private traders to participate in grain trade and seeds distribution. The Government also directed the National Milling Corporation (NMC) and ...
  • Makitauo, Alphonce; Urio, Andrew (University of Dar es Salaam, 1993)
    This study was on legal aspects of production and marketing of coffee and cotton in Tanzania up to 1992. The primary aim of this study was to investigate the motives behind and reasons of using law in the regulation of ...
  • Sanga, Elias E. (Institute of Development Management, Mzumbe, 1993)
    This study aimed at examining the institutional credit for financing seasonal agricultural inputs through co-operatives. It was a case study. It focused on how imperfections in credit provision could lead to distortions ...
  • Kori, Blandina W.; Maina, S. M. (Moshi Co-operative University, 2016)
    The purpose of this study was to establish inclusion rate of university graduates in the economic development activities immediately after graduation in Tanzania. It focused on individual creativity initiative as a result ...