Critical Issues of Capabilities in Land Utilization for Achieving Objectives Set in Tanzania’s Small Towns: Evidence from Kibaha and Chalinze
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2014-01
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The focus of the paper is on the capabilities of various types and their effects on land resource utilization for
achieving Tanzania towns’ objectives drawing empirical evidence from Kibaha and Chalinze. It is argued that
small towns of Kibaha and Chalinze have set objectives which have to be attained through capabilities
enhancement of various types in utilizing land. The existing capabilities are unfortunately limited causing the
utilization of land resource by residents and other actors to be ineffective and inefficient. This has resulted in
inadequate realization of the objectives set by the towns. In analyzing all those dynamics in detail the paper is
divided into five sections, beginning with introduction in section one. It is followed by section two which is
dealing with the methods for data collection and analysis. While section three focuses on theoretical framework,
section four discusses the empirical results of the status of capabilities in various sectors linked with the manner
land is utilized for achieving the objectives set in the towns. Section five is on the suggestions to enhance
capabilities of residents and other actors for utilizing land productively in the two towns.
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Land Utilization, Achieving Objectives Set, Small Towns, Kibaha, Chalinze
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Kiduanga, Juma R. (2014) “Critical Issues of Capabilities in Land Utilization for Achieving Objectives Set” International Journal of Business, Humanities and Technology Vol. 4 No. 1