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Trade in Agriculture in the Trade in Agriculture in the EAC: Implications on Food EAC: Implications on Food Security and Rural Security and Rural Livelihood in TanzaniaLivelihood in Tanzania
Monica A. HangiMonica A. HangiEconomic and Social Research Foundation Economic and Social Research Foundation (ESRF), Tanzania(ESRF), Tanzania
Food Security and Rural Food Security and Rural Livelihood in TanzaniaLivelihood in Tanzania By 2008, 33.3% of Tanzanians lived below
the Basic Needs Poverty line; 17% of the population was below the food poverty line
Poverty still remains high in rural areas, 37.4% of the rural population; and 18.4% are below the food poverty line
Most Households in Tanzania consume 2-3 meals per day; with few percentages of people having fewer meals than usual: overall 25.1% and 24.5% from rural population
Regional Trade: TanzaniaRegional Trade: Tanzania Tanzania’s position in agricultural
trade in EAC. National policies favoring trade in
Tanzania, with the outcome implication in the national food security and rural livelihood
Regional trade expansion mechanisms
Objectives of the StudyObjectives of the StudyThe study aims to provide new and valuable insights based on the analysis of the past and current patterns of regional trade in agriculture and their impact on food security and rural livelihood in Tanzania
Specific ObjectivesSpecific ObjectivesSpecifically, the study will address: Analyzing the recent trends in
regional agricultural trade in EAC; and on food security and rural livelihoods in Tanzania
Examining the r/ship between regional trade in agriculture and food security and rural livelihood in Tanzania
MethodologyMethodologyThe study will employ a correlation of matrices methodology (statistical analysis) in analyzing data and addressing the identified objectives.
Data CollectionData CollectionSecondary data. Sources will include: Tanzania National Bureau of
Statistics (through the HBS reports) The EAC secretariat (for a regional
overall picture) The Ministries of Trade and
Agriculture & Livestock of Tanzania
…….Cont.ContPrimary data. Sources include: The National Project Group members Key stakeholders in the ministries of
trade and agriculture
Target GroupsTarget GroupsFindings and recommendations of the
study intends to assist: National Policy makers in the
agricultural sector Regional partners (trading partners) CSOs: farmers and rural
development organizations Private sector (investment)
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