Synergy among Agricultural Sector Lead Ministries in the Transformation of Tanzania’s Agriculture (SATTA)

Project is funded by Sokoine University of Agriculture Research and Innovation Support (SUARIS)t is a two years’ project (May 2021-April 2023) led by Dr. Suzana S. Nyanda from the Department of Policy, Planning and Management. Other project team members are Prof. Justin K. Urassa, Dr. Emmanuel T. Malisa and Dr. Faith P. Mabiki.

In Tanzania, an average growth rate for the agriculture sector is on a decrease. Thus, poverty reduction strategies should focus on improving the sectors that employ majority of the population. Poverty is more prevalent in rural Tanzania where agriculture is the main economic activity for at least 60% of the population. Agriculture Sector Development Programme (ASDP) was formulated to improve agriculture production through a combined effect of priority interventions implemented across the Agriculture Sector Lead Ministries (ASLMs). Therefore, SATTA project uses ASDP I and II to asses on how the ASLMs interact in the planning, implementation, and Monitoring and Evaluation of ASDPs’ priority interventions in the transformation of Tanzania’s agriculture.

The pictures below is various activities of researchers in project areas and stakeholders

Prof. Urasa and Dr Suzana. Nyanda conducting focus group discussion at Idamba in Njombe District

Dr. Malisa E.T having conversion with District extension officer at Mfriga village in Njombe DC

 

 

 

 

 

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