Agricultural development and population change in the context of settlement patterns in Tanzania
Mlay Wfi
Utafiti 6(1): 23-33
1984
PMID: 12280222 Document Number: 414512
The resettlement measures (concentration of the rural population in large villages) carried out as part of the ujamaa policy in Tanzania have not led to the hoped for increases in agricultural production. Problems have arisen due, among other factors, to the over-utilization of the land and the small size of the individual farms.
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