The Department Receives an award
Published on 7th March 2021
On 26th March 2021, the Department of Agricultural Extension and Community Development received a certificate of recognition. The certificate was proudly granted to the department in recognition of Corporate membership to the Community Development Professional's Association of Tanzania (CODEPATA). CODEPATA held its 4th Annual Conference and General Meeting of the Community Development Professional Association of Tanzania from 23rd February 2021 to 26th February 2021. The conference brought together over 400 community development professionals from across Tanzania. They work for local governments, agencies of the central government, NGOs, and the private sector.
From 23rd February 2021 to 26th February 2021, Dr. R. Madaha had an opportunity to attend and present a paper at the 4th Annual Conference and General Meeting of the Community Development Professional Association of Tanzania (CODEPATA). The conference brought together over 400 community development professionals from across Tanzania. They work for local governments, agencies of the central government, NGOs, and the private sector. 
On 25th February 2021, after the ups and downs of a Ph.D. program, Respikius Martin, an academician from the Department of Agricultural Extension and Community Development, ultimately completed his mission by successfully defending his doctoral at SUA. The title of his thesis is "Institutions governance and upgrading in non-industrial private forestry value chain in the Southern Highlands of Tanzania, at the Sokoine University of Agriculture. The department takes this opportunity to congratulate him on his achievement.
The Department would like to congratulate Dr. Nzalayaimisi for publishing a book chapter in Book Title, "Mission und dekoloniale Perspektive." The title of his book chapter is, "In Praise of the African Berliners: some reflections on World War I in the Berlin Mission Society fields up to 139. In brief, the Berlin Mission Society (BMS) started working in Eastern Tanzania in 1887. In 1891it began its work in Sourthen Tanzania...The BMS built churches and houses for the mission's expatriate staff to inhabit. They built primary schools, middle schools, and teacher training colleges. For details, look for the book chaper and read it. 
The Department congratulates 