Based on the findings of a study that examined the potential of rainwater harvesting (RWH) in Zanzibar, this policy brief offers recommendations on how the archipelago can transform RWH from a supplemental strategy into a cornerstone of national water security.

This policy brief highlights that for forest management to be both practical and effective, appropriate benefit-sharing mechanisms need to be established to balance forest conversation and the socio-economic needs of forest-dependent communities.

This policy brief summarises the key messages from a study that examined whether FDI firms operating in Tanzania provide spillover benefits (technology, innovation or skills) to local manufacturing firms.

Based on the findings of an examination of the value chains of six strategic minerals in Tanzania, this policy brief offers recommendations on how the country can fully harness these resources.

Policymakers across Africa increasingly recognise that voluntary carbon markets present a significant opportunity for climate financing with the potential to accelerate sustainable economic development while curbing greenhouse gas emissions. This brief highlights opportunities and challenges for carbon trading in Tanzania.

This policy brief summarises the key messages from a study on the role of governance frameworks in fostering climate change adaptation in Zanzibar.

The private sector enterprises have a key role to play in the development of the Tanzanian economy. This policy brief provides insights and solutions that could offer business sectors the vital policy support that they need to develop and grow.

This policy brief summarises the key messages from a study of the Tanzanian textiles and apparel (T&A) sector (Boys and Andreoni, 2020).

This policy brief summarises the key messages and policy recommendations from the forum on “The role of state-owned enterprises in industrialisation in Tanzania”, which was organised by UONGOZI Institute and the Office of the Treasury Registrar in July 2018.