The East African Journal of social Sciences and Humanities
Subjects: Social sciences (General), Agriculture | Keywords: development studies, agricultural development, socio-economic transformation, public policy and planning, rural livelihoods, sustainable development
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| Year | 2-Year AJCI | Impact (Excl. Self-Cites) | Regional Score | Citable Articles | Verified Citations |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | 0.000 | 0.000 | — | 1 | 0 |
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Indexed Articles & Publications
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An Analysis of Drivers of Health Care Seeking Sources Preferences in Selected Wards in Eastern Tanzania
Innovation Value Chain Status of Government Co-operative Supporting Organisations in Tanzania
Why Public Entertainment Projects Underperform: Institutional Constraints, Political Interference, and Revenue Collapse in Tanzanian Local Government Authorities
Bridging Financial Inclusion and Business Success: A Sectorial Analysis of Women’s Enterprise Performance Under Government Soft Loan Programs in Tanzania
Optimizing Own-Source Revenue Through Public Entertainment Assets: Evidence from Tanzania and Policy Pathways for Fiscal Autonomy in Developing Nations
Linguistic Structures, Ecological Knowledge, and Cultural Semantics: Noun Class Derivation in the Plant Nomenclature of Chasu (Tanzania)
Exemption Policy or Empty Promise? Understanding Health-Seeking Behaviour Among Older Persons in Tanzania’s Lindi Region
Institutional Lock-in and the Fresh-Fruit Trap: Why Tanzania’s Biannual Grape Harvests Fail to Trigger Diversified Value Addition
Community Engagement as a Catalyst for Rural School Infrastructure Success: Empirical Evidence from the Force Account Model in Bahi District, Tanzania
“Closing the Implementation Gap”: Health Literacy Policy Translation and Population Outcomes in Tanzania’s Decentralized Health System
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