Asasi ya Maendeleo ya Jamii SUA (Community Development Association, CDA) imepokea cheti cha shukrani kutoka Ofisi ya Mtendaji wa Kata ya Mbuyuni, kilichotolewa kwa niaba ya Kamati ya Maendeleo ya Kata. Cheti hicho kimekuwa kielelezo cha shukrani kwa mchango wa CDA katika ziara ya kutembelea Kituo cha Kulelea Wazee cha Fungafunga siku ya Familia mnamo...Read More

Five academic staff from the Department of Agricultural Extension and Community Development had an opportunity to attend training on a new and advanced agricultural extension approach.  The team attended  Farmers Field and Business School (FFBS) training at FLOMI HOTEL in Morogoro for 4 days. The five academic staff who attended the trainng include Dr. Rasel...Read More

Dr. Rasel Madaha (second on your left) had an opportunity to attend a training on Gender Transformative Approaches. The primary objective of this activity was to train CARE staff from different projects, Ministry of Agriculture staff, Sokoine University of Agriculture staff, and other FFBS partners on Gender transformative analysis and to roll out to the...Read More

Siku ya tarehe 28-01-2023, wanafunzi wanaosoma shahada ya Maendeleo ya jamii kupitia Asasi ya Maendeleo ya Jamii (CDA) kutoka Chuo Kikuu cha Sokoine Cha Kilimo (SUA), Kwakuonesha udhamini wao katika jamii, walitembelea kaya zinazoishi katika mazingira magumu katika Kata ya Magadu. Lengo ikiwa nikuwasaidia na kupanda miche ya matunda (Maembe) ambapo kila kaya iliweza kupandiwa...Read More

There are some myths that the fields of community development, rural development, and agricultural extension are the same. That is, competent community development graduates can perform the role of rural development, and agricultural extension specialists easily. The answer is no: community development may perform some of the general roles of specialists in rural development and...Read More

The Department would like to congratulate  Prof. Prof. Catherine Phillip Msuya and Dr. R. Madaha for publishing an article title, ” chapter titled, “Water Use Strategies for Livestock by Pastoralists: The Case of Semi-Arid Areas in Monduli District, Arusha Region, Tanzania.” The abstract of the book article is as follows: The paper explores livestock water...Read More

The Department would like to congratulate  Dr. Kyaruzi for publishing a book chapter titled, “Cross-cultural doctoral PhD-supervision as transformative academic practice.” The abstract of the book chapter is as follows: Drawing on their learning from a five-year-long academic relationship, authors Sigrid Gjótterud and Athman Kyaruzi Ahmad write about the transformative power of supervisory work in...Read More

The College Board of the College of Agriculture (COA) presents provisional semester results for the odd semesters. The results are for the academic year 22/23. The results can be accessed by clicking [here]. The Department wishes all students good luck in their academic endeavors. Share thisRead More

The Training Manual builds on existing and on-going work on community development and experiences in Tanzania as shared by different community development actors and practitioners. It aims at equipping community development trainers and practitioners, communities, groups, and other stakeholders with relevant knowledge and skills necessary for the effective implementation and management of community development projects...Read More

The Department would like to congratulate Dr. Martin and Mapunda for publishing a paper titled, “Participatory future visions of collaborative agroecological farmer-pastoralist systems in Tanzania.” The abstract of the article follows: Agroecology is increasingly promoted as a way to create just and sustainable farm- and food systems. Although there are multiple initiatives to scale up...Read More