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    Determinants of Empowerment Among Women Producers of Improved Chickens in Bariadi and Muheza Districts, Tanzania
    (Tanzania Institute of Accountancy, 2019-06) Maunde, Regina M.; Lyimo, Joyce G.; Jeckoniah, John N.
    Women empowerment is a dynamic and multidimensional process whereby various factors could influence differently the extent to which women are empowered in different contexts. Rigorous evidence on the determinants of women empowerment in specific agricultural projects is scantily documented
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    Extent of Adoption of Selected Innovations Among Smallholder Paddy Farmers in Mvomero District, Tanzania
    (Tanzania Institute of Accountancy, 2020-06) Mhango, Solomon; Jeckoniah, John N.
    Presently, different stakeholders play a key role in paddy production by introducing innovations to paddy farmers in Tanzania. However, the farmers tend to adopt innovations at different rates, which call for an establishment of the extent of the adoption of introduced innovations. This study was conducted in Mvomero District, Morogoro, Tanzania to determine the extent of adoption of innovations in paddy production. A cross-sectional research design was adopted and 299 respondents were sampled using simple random technique. Data were collected using questionnaire and in-depth interviews
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    Livelihood Outcomes Among Households Participating in Large-Scale Agricultural Investments in Kilombero Valley, Tanzania
    (Tanzania Institute of Accountancy, 2018-06) Akyoo, Elimeleck P.; Jeckoniah, John N.; Kabote, Samwel J.
    Large-scale agricultural investment is an important economic activity which has potential to improve the livelihoods of Male-Headed Households (MHHs) and Female-Headed Households (FHHs). (However, the benefit derived from large-scale agricultural investments has a household headship and agricultural investments models differential