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• [Publication] Local connections for local solutions: Lessons learned in Tanzania (TRAFIG practice note 8).

  • Local connections for local solutions: Lessons learned in Tanzania (TRAFIG practice note 8).
  • Dar es Salaam is Tanzania’s largest city with a population of around 6.7 million people. Amongst them are approximately ten thousand vulnerable migrants who find themselves in refugee-like situations. Most of these vulnerable migrants are forced to live ‘underground’ because they do not have a government-issued permit to live outside of refugee camps. They nevertheless take their chances to build a productive life in the city, even if they must live covertly.In these situations, loc...

• [Page] Violent Futures?

  • University of BonnUniversity of CologneDr Kennedy Mkutu International Relations and Peace Studies United States International University Nairobi KenyaLucy W Massoi PhD Mzumbe University Dar es Salaam Tanzania

• [Page] Violent Futures?

  • University of BonnUniversity of CologneDr Kennedy Mkutu International Relations and Peace Studies United States International University Nairobi KenyaLucy W Massoi PhD Mzumbe University Dar es Salaam Tanzania

• [Page] Violent Futures?

  • University of BonnUniversity of CologneDr Kennedy Mkutu International Relations and Peace Studies United States International University Nairobi KenyaLucy W Massoi PhD Mzumbe University Dar es Salaam Tanzania

• [Page] Violent Futures?

  • University of BonnUniversity of CologneDr Kennedy Mkutu International Relations and Peace Studies United States International University Nairobi KenyaLucy W Massoi PhD Mzumbe University Dar es Salaam Tanzania

• [Page] Violent Futures?

  • University of BonnUniversity of CologneDr Kennedy Mkutu International Relations and Peace Studies United States International University Nairobi KenyaLucy W Massoi PhD Mzumbe University Dar es Salaam Tanzania

• [Page] Violent Futures?

  • University of BonnUniversity of CologneDr Kennedy Mkutu International Relations and Peace Studies United States International University Nairobi KenyaLucy W Massoi PhD Mzumbe University Dar es Salaam Tanzania

• [Page] Violent Futures?

  • University of BonnUniversity of CologneDr Kennedy Mkutu International Relations and Peace Studies United States International University Nairobi KenyaLucy W Massoi PhD Mzumbe University Dar es Salaam Tanzania

• [Publication] Departures from post-colonial authoritarianism. Analysis of system change with a focus on Tanzania

  • Departures from post-colonial authoritarianism. Analysis of system change with a focus on Tanzania

• [Publication] Peace Committees Help Transform Farmer-Pastoralist Relations in Tanzania

  • Peace Committees Help Transform Farmer-Pastoralist Relations in Tanzania
  • In Kilosa, central Tanzania, local peace committees have helped rebuild peaceful relations between pastoralist and farming communities after decades of violent conflict. Their experience shows how inclusive, community-based committees can prevent everyday disputes over land, water, and livestock from escalating. It also raises a difficult question: Can these mechanisms remain effective if the economic conditions supporting them disappear? Read the full article on Peace News.