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Benedict S. Mongula

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Benedict S. Mongula is a Tanzanian development scholar and Professor at the Institute of Development Studies (IDS), University of Dar es Salaam. He is known for his critical analysis of development theory, structural adjustment programs, and agricultural investment in Sub-Saharan Africa, often writing from a political economy perspective.

Works

40 works
TitleYearLanguageCitations▼
Training abroad and technological capacity building: Analysing the role of Chinese training and scholarship programmes for Tanzanians2017—31
Impacts of large-scale agricultural investments on small-scale farmers in the Southern Highlands of Tanzania: A Right to Food Perspective2015en27
Does national development policy encourage participatory communication? The case of Tanzania2008—15
Development theory and changing trends in Sub-Saharan African economies 1960-891994en15
Limits to development in Southern Africa: energy, transport and communications in SADCC countries1987—14
Are donors ready for change?2002en14
The dependent character of development planning in Tanzania2006—11
Analysing agricultural investment from the realities of small-scale food providers: grounding the debates2018—9
State-civil society relationship: The case of the state and HakiElimu in Tanzania2007—8
Food Security, Appropriate Technology and Micro-Industry: The Case of Drought Areas of Rombo District in Tanzania2000en6
Development Theory and Changing Trends in Sub-Saharan African Economies 1960–19891994en5
Performance of privatised firms in Tanzania2002—5
Harnessing large-scale agro-based investments in the SAGCOT area for inclusive agricultural transformation in Tanzania2023—4
Country analysis of education in Tanzania2004—4
Water governance and local participation: From policy to practice with experiences from Tanzania and South Africa2005—4
Poverty Reduction for Older People: The case of access to health services in Tanzania2007—4
Special issue on participatory development2005—3
Technical Cooperation Projects in Tanzania1991—3
Alternative agricultural investment by and for small-scale food providers in Tanzania: A right to food and food sovereignty perspective2016—3
Reforming Technical Cooperation-Are Donors Ready For Change?2002en2
Towards the building of infrastructure to solve the problem of street children'1989—2
Post privatisation enterprise performance in Tanzania2004—2
Regional co-operation in human resources development in Africa1984—2
The Problem of Non-Sustainability of the Aims and Objectives of Technical Cooperation and Technical Assistance2003—2
Globalisation and International Development Studies2003—2
Eastern Africa social science research review2006—2
Building civil society capacity for poverty reduction: A report of the baseline study carried out in Monduli, January 20092009—2
Misereor2015en2
Impacts of large-scale agricultural investments on small-scale farmers in the southern highlands of Tanzania2015en2
Impacts of large-scale agricultural investments on small-scale farmers in the Southern Highlands of Tanzania: A Right to Food Perspective [En línea]2015en2
The prospects of participatory development: experiences from the Rural Integrated Project Support,(RIPS) programme of Mtwara and Lindi regions in …2005—1
Democracy, literacy and poverty–can text messages bring the academic library to African civic leaders?2011—1
Entrepreneurship, development and poverty reduction: the challenge of entrepreneurship promotion in Tanzania2004—1
Influence of Micro and Small Enterprises' Participation in Tax Assessment Processes under the Presumptive Regime: Evidence from Kinondoni Tax Region, Tanzania2025——
Capital goods industries and technological dependence: a study of development of technological capabilities in capital goods industries in Tanzania.1996——
Challenging development theories and mindset2007——
Persons with disabilities: inequities in accessing interest-free loans under Tanzanian local government authorities2025——
Report of the mid-evaluation of the pilot multipurpose community telecentre at Sengerema district, Mwanza region2003——
Appropriate technology for overcoming rural food insecurity: the case study of drought hit areas of Rombo District, Tanzania2005en—
A Right to Food Perspective—en—