Adoption and usage of mobile phones enable information and knowledge flows among
value chain players, including farmers, and therefore contribute to improved efficiency. To …

Mobile phone use is increasing in Sub-Saharan Africa, spurring a growing focus on mobile
phones as tools to increase agricultural yields and incomes on smallholder farms. However …

The current financial environment is characterized by frequent innovations and complex
financial products and services and this poses particular challenges for agribusiness …

Mobile phones fit well into the lives of pastoralists in low‐income countries. The technology
is firmly integrated into most pastoralist communities, affecting and transforming several core …

This study examined the usage of ICTs to enhance business processes in Tanzania. In
particular, the study examined the types of ICTs deployed to enhance business processes …

This study examined the effectiveness of the channels used to deliver agricultural
information and knowledge to smallholder farmers in Tanzania. A descriptive cross-sectional …

Mobile phone usage has come to play a vital role in the enhancement of farmers' agriculture
business. Currently, the adoption of mobile phone technology is considered an important …

Purpose Farmers in rural areas are generally not well empowered with knowledge and
innovations to solve their agricultural problems in spite of the growing presence of such …

Regardless of deliberate efforts by the government of Tanzania to enhance accessibility and
usability of information and knowledge, a divide persists regarding resources between rural …

Agriculture remains the dominant sector for rural areas in developing countries. However,
short-term shocks (eg conflict, economic crisis) and long-term trends (eg climate change) …