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The Present and Potential Role of Non-Governmental Organisations in Agricultural and Rural Development in Tanzania
Since the mid-1990s, there has been increased NGO involvement in development activities in Tanzania. This followed the beginning of socio-economic liberalisation policies from the mid-1980s and political pluralism in the mid-1990s. As Tanzania's economy is predominantly dependent on agriculture, dev
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