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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The Consultant Team wishes to acknowledge the very ample cooperation provided by the several officials at national, regional and district level. We also register our appreciation to private sector entities, NGOs/ CBOs and community individuals and groups, who came to our assistance in the course of executing this quite extensive consultancy assignment. We are also very grateful to the technical personnel and the communities in all the sites visited; these included irrigation schemes, farming villages, livestock services facilities, market centres, training institutions, and research institutes. All these very kindly accepted to be interviewed and did respond adequately to the many questions posed. In the same tandem our very special thanks go to all the parties that took their valuable time to fill in our questionnaires. Very special appreciation also goes to the several small-scale farmers/ traders (both as individuals and groups) that participated in the focus group discussions that were conducted in the course of sourcing valuable information/ data for this study. Our immense thanks go to all the ASLMs Policy and Planning Divisions and other Divisions for providing not only counterpart staff, but also much needed data/ assistance as was being requested from time to time. Furthermore, we would like to thank all the distinguished participants of the November 6 th Stakeholders workshop (held at Ubungo Plaza) for their very thought out comments on the interim report for this study; their comments helped a lot towards production of the current draft, which we hope has adequately incorporated all the comments raised. Finally, we wish to extend our thanks to each and everyone who in one way or other assisted the consultant towards implementing this assignment in the ASLMS and in all the zones covered. 4
ABBREVIATIONS/ ACRONYMS ASDP Agricultural Sector Development Programme ASDS Agricultural Sector Development Strategy CAN Calcium Ammonium Nitrate CBO Community Based Organisation DED District Executive Officer DFT District Facilitation Team DADP District Agricultural Development Plan DALDO District Agricultural and Livestock Development Officer DAP Di-Ammonium Phosphate DRC Democratic Republic of Congo FTSP Fertilizer Transport Subsidy Programme LGA Local Government Authority LGCDG Local Government Capital Development Grant MAFC Ministry of Agriculture, Food Security and Cooperatives MALDO Municipal Agricultural and Livestock Development Officer M&E Monitoring and Evaluation MD Municipal Director MKUKUTA Mpango wa Kukuza Uchumi na Kuondoa Umaskini Tanzania (= the NSGRP see English equivalent below) NGO Non Governmental Organisation NPK Nitrogen Phosphorus and Potassium NSGRP National Strategy for Growth and Reduction of Poverty PMO-RALG Prime Minister’s Office- Regional Administration and Local Government RAA Regional Agricultural Advisor RAS Regional Administrative Secretary RTA Regional Trade Advisor SACAs Saving And Credit Associations SACCOS Saving and Credit Cooperative Society SADC Southern Africa Development Community SGR Strategic Grain Reserve SMS Subject Matter Specialist SSA Sub-Saharan Africa TAMISEMI Tawala za Mikoa na Serikali za Mitaa TAZARA Tanzania Zambia Railway Authority TDV 2025 Tanzania Development Vision 2025 TFC Tanzania Fertilizer Company TSP Tri- Super-phosphate URAA Uruguay Round Agreement on Agriculture VDP Village Development Plan 5
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Figure T.1.2: Annual Tractor import
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seems in order; and ultimately the
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equirement. In Table C2 below, it i
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2.2.4 Food Imports 2005 to 2008 Tab
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) Southern Zone Figure P3: Food Cro
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2.2.5 Issues to tackle in respect t
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Table C3: Food Exports (Tons) S/N F
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husbandry practices, particularly i
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2.3.1.4 Cattle /Steer Fattening The
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2.3.1.6 Providing Water for Livesto
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2.4 Agricultural Services Provision
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hardly any alternative to chemical
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formalised bi-annual meetings of re
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Template A; Cooperative Sub-sector
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Template A; Cooperative Sub-sector
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Problems and constraints faced duri
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With tea, its export of 22,400 tons
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It would be important at this junct
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Success stories in marketing i) Act
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2.6.4: TAHA (Tanzania Horticultural
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Inadequate local input supply and t
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• Bureaucracy and complexities in
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nearest ginnery; no need to travel
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Tunduru districts. Two of the idle
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2.8 Assessment on Progress Made in
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• There is a weakness in prioriti
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This in many instances has resulted
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trading partners, notably USA, West
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• Domestically consumption of liv
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Government to speed up investment i
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Table S1: The short-listed impact,
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Furthermore, the shortlisted indica
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Table R1: MKUKUTA indicators for we
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2.12 Status of implementation of re
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PART II 3 PUBLIC EXPENDITURE REVIEW
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• Percentage of Development Resou
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Table Q4: Resource Allocation Vis.
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Development Budget Table Q6: Develo
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Table Q7: Summary of Disbursement a
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Table Q8 Level of Input Subsidies b
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4.0 RECOMMENDATIONS 4.1 FROM SECTOR
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xii) As many farmers were found to
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to globalisation that is making peo
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have come from far ands would want
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RECOMMENDATIONS FOR GOVERNMENT; IN
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ANNEXES Annex es Group 1: Analytica
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Table X8: Vote 49 Budget compositio
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Annex 2: Some Cooperative Societies
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1. Shufaa - Mhando - Farmer 2. Dism
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Annex 4: References 1. United Repub
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Annex5: Study instruments - Checkli
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INFORMATION REQUIRED SPECIFIC DATA
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g) Number of registered/ licensed m
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Issue 3: Effects of the current glo
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- Production costs - Mechanization,
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Issue 1: Value for money in the sma
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h) Subsidized crop herbicides type
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demanded, total supplied and actual
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Issue 4: Performance of the sector
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ATTACHMENT 2: CROP SELLING/MARKETIN
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