Research partners: St John’s University of Tanzania (lead institution) University of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania Principal investigator: Professor Faustin Maganga (St John's University of Tanzania) ...
Research partners: University of Johannesburg, Centre for Competition, Regulation and Economic Development (CCRED) (lead institution) Centre of Africa Studies, University of Edinburgh Principal Investigator: Professor ...
The media sector in Nigeria is a vibrant platform for political opinion and debate. But how does media reporting reflect, interact with and impact on corruption and anti-corruption in Nigeria, particularly around elections?
The media sector in Nigeria is a vibrant platform for political opinion and debate. But how does media reporting reflect, interact with and impact on corruption and anti-corruption in Nigeria, particularly around elections?
Research question This research project questions the efficacy and implications of the official strategy of digitisation of the land record and land mutation system as ...
This cross-country project will trace the evolution of such local firms and analyse their impact on growth in their respective sectors. It will attempt to isolate proactive policy from their experiences to help reduce the need for collusion along with providing the correct incentives for local firms that want to invest.
This cross-country project will trace the evolution of such local firms and analyse their impact on growth in their respective sectors. It will attempt to isolate proactive policy from their experiences to help reduce the need for collusion along with providing the correct incentives for local firms that want to invest.
Research question In the past 20 years, the production and distribution of energy in Tanzania has faced enormous challenges including capacity shortages, lack of private ...
Despite several recent studies assessing inefficiencies and corruption issues in Dar es Salaam’s main port, the evidence on corruption dynamics remains scattered. These studies mainly looked at inefficiencies in the port, in particular the loss determined by long delays affecting ships that arrive in Tanzania’s central port.
As a developing country subject to potentially serious damage as a result of climate change, Bangladesh has received significant subsidies from development partners to invest in adaptation and mitigation. Pervasive corruption in the allocation and use of these funds however has resulted in the termination of many large investment flows
