Tanzanian Rural Livelihoods: Towards a More Enabling Institutional Environment

From:
Department for International Development
Published
1 January 2002
Country:
Tanzania
Document Type:
Working Paper
Theme:
Agriculture
Authors:
Mdoe, N., James, R., Mishili, F.

Abstract

The research in this paper addresses several interlocking aspects of the institutional environment in which rural livelihoods are played out. Specifically, findings from research at village, ward and district levels, in two districts of Morogoro region, are used to examine how the changing nature of local government may facilitate and inhibit rural livelihoods for example, through increased grassroot participation, better service delivery and ‘blocking’ institutional arrangements such as rural taxation.

Citation

James, R.; Mdoe, N.; Mishili, F. Tanzanian Rural Livelihoods: Towards a More Enabling Institutional Environment. (2002) 39 pp. [LADDER Working Paper No.13]

Tanzanian Rural Livelihoods: Towards a More Enabling Institutional Environment

Published 1 January 2002
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