College of Agriculture & Natural Resources

ASPIRES Project | Feed the Future Innovation Lab for Food Security Policy

ASPIRES Annual Report, October 2016–September 2017

Tanzania

ASPIRES Work Plan 2017 – 2018

Tanzania

ASPIRES Supports Tanzania’s Agricultural Sector Development Program II (ADSP II)

Published on June 12, 2018
In Tanzania, agriculture represents 23% of the GDP while employing 70% of the labor force. ASDP II aims at boosting the agricultural sector.

ASPIRES First Work Plan May 1, 2016 – September 30, 2016

Tanzania

ASPIRES Support towards the Establishing of a Market Intelligence Unit (MIU)

Policy Reform Brief No. 3. David Nyange, Elizabeth Mwambulukutu, Emmanuel Domonko, and Isaac Minde, 2016.

Sunflower Value Chain Development in Tanzania: Policy Brief

Published on April 1, 2018
By ASPIRES Tanzania and Dalberg, April 2018

Projects | Food Security Group

Key Factors to Design and Reform Subsidy Schemes in Tanzania

Published on January 9, 2017
Key factors that led to the design and reform of various fertilizer subsidy programs over time.

Socialization and Capacity Building Workshops for Local Government Authorities, Tanzania

Published on April 24, 2017
A series of workshops to inform Local Government Authorities on the Agricultural Sector Development Program (ASDP 2). The next one is in Morogoro, Tanzania, April 24–29, 2017.

MSU CANR Dean Ron Hendrick Visits Tanzania

Published on May 18, 2018
In an effort to strengthen partnerships with local collaborators, Ron Hendrick, the Dean of the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources (CANR), made an official visit to Tanzania from May 13th to 18th, 2018.

Stakeholders’ Roundtable with the Minister of Livestock and Fisheries in Dodoma

Published on July 4, 2018
At the request of the Minister of Livestock and Fisheries, ASPIRES and SAGCOT facilitated a roundtable discussion whereby the Minister met with key representatives of the livestock and fisheries sectors.

Tax Reforms Benefit Farmers and Traders: A Case of Tea Production and Marketing in Tanzania

Published on September 26, 2018
How our ASPIRES Tanzania team research on crop cess study benefits farmers.