Background During the 1990s, the government of Tanzania introduced the decentralization
by devolution (D by D) approach involving the transfer of functions, power and authority from …

Every state copes with the question of which level of government should bear responsibility
for social services such as health care and education. Tanzania is no exception. The current …

Context: This article aims to highlight challenges and adaptations made by local health
officials in Tanzania in working to contain and manage COVID-19. Methods: The study takes …

Tanzania introduced the decentralisation of its health systems in the 1990s in order to
provide opportunities for community participation in health planning. Health facility …

Background Currently, most of the world's poor live in populous lower middle-income
countries—namely Pakistan, India, Nigeria, China and Indonesia—where the majority of the …

One of the professed goals of the 1998 Tanzanian Local Government Reform Program,
entailing substantial decentralization, was to provide for a democratic administrative set up …

This article discusses the current dynamics at African universities concerning the quality of
teaching, the role of research, the level of community outreach, and the position of higher …

This summary of my PhD thesis explains the reasons behind and the effects of pastoral and
non-pastoral women's participation in decentralized local governance in Tanzania. A body …

While decentralisation of health systems has been on the policy agenda in low‐income and
middle‐income countries since the 1970s, many studies have focused on understanding …

Tanzania in embarking the decentralization by devolution policy (D by D) as a mechanism of
facilitating quick development process through the involvement of people from grass root …