... was adopted, with a survey administered to a sample of 255 building construction projects conducted by contractor companies in five regions of Tanzania, namely Dar es Salaam, Dodoma, Arusha, Mwanza and Mbeya. Respondents encompassed hierarchical levels, including tactical, strategically, functional...

... advance with other activities associated with the project. However, this intention is regularly unfulfilled, disappointing the parties with late arbitration resolution. This study, therefore, explored the duration influencing factors (DIFs) facing arbitration practice in the Tanzania construction industry...

...Kassim Slim Zeni; Geraldine John Kikwasi Purpose The state of public buildings in Tanzania exhibits evidence of a lack of maintenance and repair. Despite efforts to raise the performance of public buildings, little emphasis is placed on maintenance works and related factors affecting maintenance...

... that do not embrace sustainable practices in these countries pose challenges to the environment. Using the case of Tanzania, this study assesses the level of sustainability awareness among key stakeholders in the built environment. The study uses a mixed-method research approach where primary data...

... equal surface gradients. Pourali et al. (2016) point out that TWI provides a more cost-efficient approach to flood determination than conventional hydrodynamic models. In Tanzania, rapid urban population growth is a phenomenon experienced across the country, with the City of Dar es Salaam...