• Tanzania SME Development Policy and Modernized Cottage Industries 

  Waziri, Maida (CBE – Proceeding BEDC, 2021-11-16)

  The position of this paper is that, there is an urgent need to address the lacuna in development policies, laws and regulations about cottage ( home based) industries. If well adresse, the cottage industries will be able ...
• Innovation and Entrepreneurship for Youth Employment in Tanzania 

  Kishimba, Jumanne (CBE – Proceeding BEDC, 2021-11-16)

  Thetre has been a mismatch between Higher Learning Instituttions curricular and entrepreneurship skills in the field. This mismatch in many cases has been attributed by inadequate intregration between innovation and ...
• Towards Inclusive Economic Growth: Insights from Global to Local Tanzanian Contexts 

  Ngowi, Honest Prosper (CBE – Proceeding BEDC, 2021-11-16)

  Economic growth has been among the key issues of discussion in the worlds of policy, politics, academia and practice. This is the case across the globe in general and within such developing countries as Tanzania in particular. ...
• The Fourth Industrial Revolution: Is Tanzania Prepared to Harness it for Businesses Development? 

  Sife, Alfred S. (CBE – Proceeding BEDC, 2021-11-16)

  The world has entered the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) which is triggered by advancements in science and technology, particularly emerging technologies that blur the lines between the physical, digital, and biological ...
• Application Of ICT in Business Operations: A Case Study of Business Registrations and Licensing Agency (BRELA) Online Business Formalization 

  Nyaisa, Godfey (CBE – Proceeding BEDC, 2021-11-16)

  In Tanzania, like in many countries in the world, in order for a business undertaking to be formalized it is required to pass through different Government Authorities or institutions for it to be either registered or ...
• The Influence of Electronic Tax Administration System on Taxpayers’ Voluntary Compliance in Tanzania 

  Chindengwike, James Daniel; Kira, Alex Reuben (CBE – Proceeding BEDC, 2021-11-16)

  The objective of this study was to examine the influence of electronic tax administration system on taxpayers’ voluntary compliance in Tanzania. To attain this objective qualitative and quantitative research approaches ...
• The Role of Procurement Auditing in Promoting Compliance and Ethics in Public Organizations Procurements Practices: A Case of Tanzania Food and Nutrition Centre 

  Libalio, P. L. (CBE – Proceeding BEDC, 2021-11-16)

  This study assessed the role of procurement audits in promoting compliance and ethics I public organizations’ procurement practices in Tanzania with a critical focus on Tanzania Food and Nutrition Center. The study had ...
• The Role of Corporate Multilateral Agencies in Enhancing Quality of Primary Education in Tanzania in the Era of Globalization: Challenges and Opportunities 

  Oscar, Mganda Veri; Tambwe, Maria Ally (CBE – Proceeding BEDC, 2021-11-16)

  The purpose of this study was to rationalize the need to engage the corporate multilateral agencies to back up government’s efforts to offer quality education as envisioned by the Tanzania Development Vision 2025 so as to ...
• Business Linkages and their Effects on Firm Performance A case of Sunflower oil Manufacturing Firms in Tanzania 

  Mpeta, Daniel (CBE – Proceeding BEDC, 2021-11-16)

  Business networking is perceived to be one of the key factors determining performance of manufacturing firms. Using data from a survey of 144 micro and small sunflower manufacturing firms from the central agricultural zone ...
• Fishery Supply Chain Process in Tanzania, A case of Ferry Market in Dar es Salaam 

  Kachule, Mwanamosi (CBE – Proceeding BEDC, 2021-11-16)

  This paper provides an analysis of fishery supply chain at Ferry Market in Dar es Salaam Tanzania. It specifically reveals actors involve in the fishery supply chain at the Ferry Market; the major activities undertaken by ...
• Effectiveness of Fare Media for Enhancing Financial Sustainability of DART System 

  Gagaga, Ng’wanashigi Tryphone; Casmir, Respickius Olifage (CBE – Proceeding BEDC, 2021-11-16)

  The study assessed the fare media used in BRT Systems in the World and proposed the most effective fare media that would enhance financial sustainability of the DART System. The study used quantitative and qualitative ...
• The Impact of Development Projects on Rural Households’ Social Capital and Livelihood 

  Maziku, Simon J. (CBE – Proceeding BEDC, 2021-11-16)

  The study aimed to establish the implications facing rural households in Tanzania, on the understanding that development projects impact on households’ social capital and livelihood, thereby undermine households’ capabilities ...
• The effects of Student Employment on Academic Performance in Tanzanian Higher Education Institutions 

  Ntare, Privatus Christopher; Alfrey, Enock Ojwang (CBE – Proceeding BEDC, 2021-11-16)

  The relevance of this study is based on the fact that many university and college students in Tanzania have a desire to seek employment. Based on that, it would be very useful to examine the effects of this step and share ...
• Inclusive Green Growth and Inter-Generation Welfare in Tanzania: Economic Policy Implications 

  Kapunda, Stephen M.; Tesha, Joseph (CBE – Proceeding BEDC, 2021-11-16)

  This paper has examined inclusive green growth and inter-generation welfare by looking into theoretical analysis and case studies. It has been underscored that economic growth in general is not enough in promoting ...
• Evaluating the Distribution and Predictive Ownership of Primary Schools in Tanzania Mainland Using Logistic Regression 

  Ntare, Privatus (CBE – Proceeding BEDC, 2021-11-16)

  This study attempts to explore the distribution of primary schools and primary school teachers in Tanzania Mainland. To attain the objectives of this study the descriptive statistical analysis and logistic regression model ...
• Investors’ Portfolio for Income Growth, Professional Management and Diversification 

  Kazungu, Nyamizi L. (CBE – Proceeding BEDC, 2021-11-16)

  This paper concerns with an assessment of investors’ portfolio for income growth, professional management and diversification. Every investor has an opportunity to grow and prosper through modernization and development of ...
• Factors fostering Collaborative Information Seeking Behaviour of Students Groups tasks in the Vocational Training Institutions in Tanzania (TVET’s) 

  Nkebukwa, L. (CBE – Proceeding BEDC, 2021-11-16)

  Collaboration is the action of working together and sharing knowledge for creating the mutual understanding needed in solving problems” (Schrage, 1999). Similarly, Foster (2010), emphasises the value of collaboration as a ...
• Influence of Job Characteristics on Employees’ Job Satisfaction: A Case of College of Business Education – Mwanza 

  Lelo, John Meku; Nziku, Dismas K.; Bayyo, Anatory (CBE – Proceeding BEDC, 2021-11-16)

  Job satisfaction is one’s feelings or state of mind associated with the work. The job characteristics consisted of skill variety, task identity, task significance, autonomy, and job feedback. The job satisfaction content ...
• Quality of Services Provided By Dar es Salaam Rapid Bus Transit (DART) and Implications on Customer Satisfaction in Tanzania 

  Shayo, Frank; Munishi, Emmanuel (CBE – Proceeding BEDC, 2021-11-16)

  The introduction of BRT in Tanzania and Dar es Salam in particular was widely expected to alleviate the challenges facing public transport. This paper intended to investigate the quality of services provided by Dar es ...
• Protection of Employees upon Corporate Liquidation: A Case of the Companies Act, [Cap. 212 R.E. 2002] 

  Katumbaku, Frank C.; Nziku, Dismas K. (CBE – Proceeding BEDC, 2021-11-16)

  In many jurisdictions, there has been a positive response in respect of legal protection of employees as the bundle of rights and entitlements being enshrined in the employment contract. The same is emphasized by the ...

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