Volume 14, Number 4 (2025) International Conference at Mkwawa University College of Education in Tanzania
Articles
Climate Change Vulnerability and Adaptation Pathways: Stakeholders’ Synergies in Building Climate Resilience in the Semi-arid Area of Central Tanzania
Helena Elias Myeya
Resilience among Smallholder Irish Potato Farmers to the Impacts of Climate Variability in Wanging’ombe District, Tanzania
Timotheo Bilary Ngalaga, Digna Wolfram Mlengule, and Jackson Raymond Sawe
Ecosystem-based Flood Disaster Risk Reduction in the Little Ruaha River Basin, in the Southern Highlands of Tanzania
Mawazo Ghambi and Tiemo Romward Haule
Influential Factors in Agricultural Technology Adoption by Maize Farmers in Tanzania: Insights from the 2020–21 National Panel Survey
Rebecca Yauleni, Wiggins Kyatikila, and Cornel Joseph
Ecomusicological Representation of Climate Change and Environmental Sustainability in Selected Bongo Fleva Lyrics in Tanzania
Auson N. Wincheslaus
Analysis of Traditional Wisdom for Ecological Sustainability in Tanzania: A Case Study of Metaphorical Source Domains in Pangwa Ritual Texts
Winne Stephen Mtega and Angelus Mnenuka
Constraints to Adopting Locally Based Innovation Systems in Adapting to Climate Change Impacts in Serengeti District, Tanzania
Donald Mwiturubani
The Nexus Between Perceived and Scientific Weather Patterns and Its Effects on Cereal Crop Production in Manyoni District, Tanzania
Fadhili Lufunyo Ngajilo, Helena Elias Myeya, and Evarist Fundisha Swai
Water Sources and Livelihood Choices Among Pastoralist Households in Monduli District, Tanzania
Fredrick Alleni Mfinanga, Jacqueline Temba, and Monica F. Timbuka
