REPOA
REPOA began operating in early 1995 and is now one of the leading independent research institutions in Tanzania specialising in policy research on socio-ec
REPOA began operating in early 1995 as a Tanzanian non-profit non-governmental organisation, and is now one of the leading independent research institutions in Tanzania specialising in policy research on socio-economic and development issues. REPOA's research is currently conducted in Mainland Tanzania and Zanzibar, with some research projects covering every district.
Our Executive Director Dr. Donald Mmari giving introductory remarks at the and REPOA dissemination event on Citizens’ Perception on Gender equality and Gender Based Violence in Tanzania held at REPOA.
For International Women's Day and beyond, let's all fully . It's just nice to have, it's a must-have. At REPOA, we are proud to support and empower women in their personal and professional lives.
Happy Women's Day! Today we celebrate the strength, resilience, and achievements of women everywhere. At Repoa, we are proud to support and empower women in their personal and professional lives.
REPOA joins the International Community in commemoration of the International Literacy Day, as the focus is on ensuring that every individual receives a high-quality, equitable, and include education for the betterment of society.
“Transforming Literacy Learning Spaces”
Winding up Day 4 of the training workshop for policy makers & civil society members on harnessing natural resources for development, the participants also took part in the field visit to Kinyerezi II gas plant in Dar es Salaam.
Director of Collaborative Studies & Capacity Building, Dr Lucas Katera giving a vote of thanks as the Fairwork Project Launch comes to an end. Study seeks to enhance understanding of the digital labour platform to inform responsive evidence-based policies in Tanzania.
Ongoing Q & A Session: Stakeholders in the Tanzania's digital labour platform now engage with facilitators and senior researchers for enhanced understanding of the sector to inform responsive evidence-based policies.
“I commend REPOA for involving more stakeholders in this innovative digital labour study. Our early involvement means more buy in into the likely policy recommendations to be made”, says Joseph Nganga- Director of Employment Services PMO-LED
Interview session with the media fraternity at the on-going Fairwork Project Launch and Workshop here at REPOA.
Looking forward to enhanced understanding of digital labour platform in Tanzania.
There has been a few digital labour platforms in our country that are still not transparent enough. We hope this study by REPOA will help streamline key processes into this new and growing sector.
I commend REPOA for involving more stakeholders in this innovative digital labour study. Our early involvement means more buy into the likely policy recommendations to be made’. Joseph Nganga-Director of Employment Services, PMO-LYED.
Dr. Hilda Jacob - We wish to see that as the Tanzania digital transport sector grows, more employment opportunities are availed to more stakeholders in Tanzania.
REPOA Executive Director Dr. Donald Mmari says REPOA will seek to study the painpoints facing stakeholders in the digital transport sector in Tanzania to propose relevant policy issues so that this industry grows.
We are all set! The framework project launch and workshop is about to start.
Looking forward to enhance understanding of digital labour platform in Tanzania.
REPOA joins the international community in commemorating the World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought. It is a unique moment to remind everyone that, "Everyone has a role to play because everyone has a stake in the future."
"Rising up from drought together"
A visual overview of the hosted by on 9 June, themed: “Strengthening Participation in Global Value Chains: Opportunities and Challenges for Nordic Affiliated Firms in Tanzania.”
Danish Ambassador to Tanzania H.E Mette Norgaard Dissing-Spandet giving a vote of thanks as the Nordic Business Seminar hosted by comes to an end.
Ongoing Q & A Session at Nordic Business Seminar 2022.
" intends to carry out another iteration of the Business Climate Survey of Nordic Firms in Tanzania later this year - as we are pleased that recommendations of the initial survey have been implemented by the Government," says REPOA Executive Director, Dr. Donald Mmari.
"Our counterparts in Nordic countries now clearly see what we are currently doing to improve business environment in Tanzania, and we are open to work on their concerns for the better," says Prof. Godius Kahyarara, Permanent Secretary Ministry of Industry, Trade and Investment.
" Business Climate Survey of Nordic Firms in Tanzania, 2019 revealed that over 60% of Nordic companies in Tanzania expressed willingness to continue investing in the country, which is an opportunity.” says REPOA Director of Strategic Research, Jamal Msami.
" Business Climate Survey of Nordic Firms in Tanzania, 2019 has raised fruitful discussions with the Tanzania authorities for improved business environment - given the study's recommendations," says
“Tanzania’s participation in global trade and investment flows remains low at 0.03% and 0.04% of global exports and imports respectively when compared with other countries in the region.” says REPOA's Executive Director, Dr Donald Mmari.
Nordic Business Seminar Photo-highlights! 📸
The much anticipated Nordic Business Seminar has just commenced, themed: “Strengthening Participation in Global Value Chains: Opportunities and Challenges for Nordic affiliated firms in Tanzania."
REPOA’s Ag. Strategic Research Director, Stephen Mwombela moving a vote of thanks as the sixth & final instalment of the Pamoja Sixty Conference Series comes to an end at the University of Dodoma.
Ongoing Q & A session: Students of the University of Dodoma posing questions to the panelists at the Pamoja Sixty Conference Series.
“USAID invests in ensuring that necessary knowledge and resources are given to youths in Tanzania. We do this with an understanding that ‘No One Entity can accomplish all this alone. This means partnerships and collaborations are the key.”
Joyce Mndambi-USAID
“We need an education system that will equip students with critical thinking, creativity and innovation.”
Dr. Rehema Kilonzo-University of Dodoma.
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