Tanzania Multi Stakeholder Map - WebNG
Tanzania Multi Stakeholder Map - WebNG
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other resources were mainly channelled into “priority sectors” of education,<br />
health, water, agriculture, rural roads, the judiciary and land. Spending on these<br />
areas was considered to have greater impact on poverty reduction. However, the<br />
resources were not sufficient, even for the “priority sectors” to lead to appreciable<br />
change over the three years. This could be attributed to the fact that poverty is<br />
multi-dimensional. Attainment of poverty reduction targets, therefore, requires<br />
much more resources and the involvement of other sectors and actors. The<br />
NSGRP adopts an approach, which recognises the contribution of all sectors<br />
towards growth and poverty reduction. This approach stresses the cross-sector<br />
collaboration and inter-sector linkages and synergies. The strategy banks on<br />
increased commitment on the part of domestic stakeholders and increased<br />
assistance from the development partners in the medium term for its success.<br />
2.2 Goals of the NSGRP<br />
Generally the main goals of the NSGRP are clustered under three broad<br />
categories, namely<br />
• Cluster 1: Growth and reduction of income poverty;<br />
• Cluster 2: Improvement of quality of life and social well being; and<br />
• Cluster 3: Good governance and accountability<br />
Under these broad clusters there are fourteen goals. Relevant to this project are<br />
the following goals:<br />
Under cluster 1:<br />
• Improving food availability and accessibility at household level, with<br />
particular focus on food security needs of children and women, in urban<br />
and rural areas.<br />
• Reducing income poverty of both men and women in rural areas<br />
Under cluster 2:<br />
• Improved health and well-being of all children, women, especially<br />
vulnerable groups through reducing infant, child and maternal mortality<br />
and malnutrition and increased prevention and treatment of HIV/AIDS.<br />
2.3 Link of NSGRP to poverty reduction in particular pesticide<br />
use<br />
Goal<br />
Improving food availability and<br />
accessibility at household level, with<br />
Link<br />
Use of pesticides may be necessary<br />
to improve food productivity and food<br />
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