• Challenges Facing Women in the Informal Sector: the Case of Vegetable Street Vendors in Dar Es Salaam City 

  John, Advera (university of Dar es salaam, 2006)

  This study attempted to find out the governments initiatives in addressing the needs of poor women (vegetable vendors) and assessed the working environment for them. It examined the women vegetable vendors' activities and ...
• Impact of Land Delivery System on Urban Land Management The case of Addis Ababa City Administration 

  Giorgis, Genet Alem Gebre (university of Dar es salaam, 2004)

  Land delivery process is one of the major components of urban land management. A serious shortcoming in land delivery system has been a major cause of the inefficiency in urban land management in most Sub- Saharan countries. ...
• Peri-Urban Land Management for Rapid Urbanization: The Case of Dar es salaam 

  Lupala, Aldo (Spring Center University, 2002)

  The empirical findings of this study have illustrated that land management in the Peri- urban zone of Dar es Salaam, like in other towns in Tanzania (Nnkya 1997; Kombe 1995; Kombe and Kreibich 2000), is largely carried out ...
• Participatory Planning in Peri-Urban Land Development The Case of Lwanzari in Tabora Municipality 

  Gambaloya, Peter M. (university of Dar es salaam, 2006)

  Mainstreaming sustainable land development in the peri-urban areas under conventional planning is a challenge to planners, managers and service providers. It also bears on the permanent dwellers in informal settlements ...
• Beaches Meanings and Sustainable Development: A Case Study With the Youth of Tuamoyo Settlement, Dar es salaam 

  Filho, Mozart Fazito Rezende (university of Dar es salaam, 2006)

  After the attempts to develop through exploitation of natural resources and industrialization have reached little success, Tanzania has focused on tourism in order to restructure its economy. Coastal areas are recognized ...
• Urban Types in Rapidly Urbanising Cities: Analysis of Formal and Informal Settlement in Dar es salaam Tanzania 

  Lupala, John Modestus (Departiment of Infrastructure and Planning, 2002)

  One of the challenges confronting cities in non-industrialized countries today is the fact that cities are growing at unprecedented rates, sizes and densities. Growth trends in these cities are largely unregulated. In these ...
• Spartial planning, growth and flooding-constrasting urban process in Kigali and Kampala 

  Molina, Edwardo Perez (1982)

  Urban growth is a factor known to intensify local flooding. By orienting urban development, land use planning may contribute to reduce flood risk through regulatory constraints. Two case studies were developed to determine ...
• An Assessment on the Performance of Medium-Term Expenditure Framework (MTEF) Preparation and Adoption Process at Municipal Council Level: A Case of Kinondoni, Dar es salaam, Tanzania 

  Erbo, Temesgen Tadesse (Ardhi University and University of Dortmund, 2009)

  Medium Term Expenditure Framework (MTEF, hereafter), as a new budget administration and management tool and package, has been recommended to a large number of developing countries by the World Bank (WB), International ...
• A browning process 

  Mng'ong'o, Othman S. (division of urban studies stocholm, 2004)

  The study is about how green spaces and structures of Dar es Salaam city, quantitatively and qualitatively, are browning out. It also tries to explore the different reasons behind the browning tendency, and what it means ...
• Institutionalising Gender Equity in Urban Land Delivery: Challenges and Opportunities in Zambia 

  Phiri, Christopher Msiru (university of Dar es salaam, 2004)

  Land is the basis for creation of wealth, social status, power and prestige. However, due to various reasons such as customary norms, women have been marginalized in access to and control of land. With this recognition, ...
• Management of Coastal Resources for Enhancing Coastal Community Livelihood a Case of Fishing in Kunduchi Beach Dar es salaam 

  Bunango, Neema (university of Dar es salaam, 2004)

  The question of managing coastal resources in order to facilitate poverty reduction is a global issue. This is revealed with a number of United Nation conferences, in managing natural resources, which conducted in Stockholm, ...
• Post-MMEM Maintenance of Social Services: the Case of Primary Schools facilities in Dar es salaam 

  Shano, Berhanu Kuma (university of Dar es salaam, 2005)

  In its past social services provision, the Government of Tanzania emphasized much on planning for construction and little on planning for and maintenance of primary school facilities. As a result, school buildings were ...
• Scramble for Prime Land in Sustaining Livelihoods: the Case of Dar es salaam City in Tanzania 

  Babere, Nelly John (university of Dar es salaam, 2006)

  This study focuses on the scrambles for accessing urban prime land in the course of sustaining livelihoods and resultant conflicts. Accessibility and availability of customers in a given area are important features of prime ...
• Transformation of housing types in formal and informal settlements: the cases of Sinza and Manzese in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania 

  Kuti, Furat (Ardhi University, 2022)

  This paper is an attempt to deal with the issue of transformation of houses in formal and informal settlements. In many developing countries, the occupants of such dwellings make unauthorised but not insignificant alterations ...
• Challenges and Opportunities for Resolving Traffic Congestion in Dar es Salaam City the Case of Establishing Three Lanes System and Road Expansion 

  Zuberi, Gurisha Hamis (Ardhi University, 2010)

  This study examined the challenges and opportunities for resolving traffic congestion in Dar es Salaam city. The two major interventions namely, the road expansion and Three Lanes System (TLS) were studied. The methods of ...
• Challenges and Opportunities for Resolving Traffic Congestion in Dar es Salaam City: the Case of Establishing Three Lanes System and Road Expansion 

  Hamis, Zuberi Gurisha (Ardhi University, 2010)

  This study examined the challenges and opportunities for resolving traffic congestion in Dar es Salaam city. The two major interventions namely, the road expansion and Three Lanes System (TLS) were studied. The methods of ...
• Application of Remote Sensing in Urban Planning in Tanzania: the Case of Dar es Salaam 

  Gordian, Wilfred (Ardhi University, 2007)

  The application of Remote Sensing and Geographical Information Systems for urban planning intervention has been given attention by different scholars as an alternative of attaining planning challenges The experience from ...
• Sensitivity of the Evapotranspiration Deficit Index to Its Parameters and Different Temporal Scales 

  Wambura, Frank (MDPI, 2021-01-02)

  Sound estimates of drought characteristics are very important for planning intervention measures in drought-prone areas. Due to data scarcity, many studies are increasingly using less data-intensive approaches, such as ...
• Building Organizational Capacities for Urban Water Supply and Sewerage Services Delivery: the Case of Tanga Urban Water Supply and Se 

  Gómez, Claudia Lorena Trejos (Ardhi University, 2009)

  In Tanzania, Urban Water Supply and Sewerage Authorities (UWASAs) are weak in terms of human, physical, financial, and managerial capacities. This hinders their chances to perform well. By taking Tanga-UWASA as case study, ...
• The Role of Microfinance Institutions in Housing Development in Tanzania: 

  Germain, Furaha Abwe (Ardhi University, 2010-11)

  Housing finance for low-income eamers has received very little attention over the years. Conventional mortgages and initiatives of housing finance programmes undertaken by banking and large financial institutions had never ...

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