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Impact of Social -Economic Activities on Water Scarcity in Tanzania

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dc.contributor.author MKUMBWA, Israel
dc.date.accessioned 2024-08-07T08:10:45Z
dc.date.available 2024-08-07T08:10:45Z
dc.date.issued 2023
dc.identifier.uri http://dspace.iaa.ac.tz:8080/xmlui/handle/123456789/2595
dc.description Supervisor..Dr.MORDECAI MATTO en_US
dc.description.abstract This study investigated the impact of socioncon Tanzania, with a focus on agricultural, industrial, and livestock practices Utozril ci omic on\Nato -2rrx,;ircity nira; the Commons and Water-Food-Energy Nexus frameworks, a cross-sectional din: , .,3n imithtri 1E 5 participants was employed to address a gap in empirical research whin the Rufli taSin In the Mbarali district. Data analysis was conducted through SPSS software. The fin ctn9s res''ea''''l significant positive correlation between heavy irrigation and water scarcity, emphasizing the for targeted interventions in agricultural practices. Surprisingly. sustainable agricultural practice including precision irrigation and eco-friendly fertilizers, demonstrated substantial potental in mitigating water scarcity impacts. The study also exposed a sinificant povi -ve relationship between industrial activities and water scarcity, aligning with established I,terature on industries contributing to water pollution and scarcity. Factors such as increased poptfation. chem:cal induced water degradation, and stresses from water cooling and fabrication hg:ghted the complex dynamics that policymakers need to address through stringent environmental regulations on industrial discharges. Livestock activities presented diverse perspectives among pxticipants, with varying degrees of perceived impact. Pesticides-induced residual wateremerged as a significant contributor to water stress in this context. Notable impacts vi .ere observ€. ,d with ferVizer. induced water degradation and overgrazing inadequate water, underscoring the pivotal role of pesticides in influencing water scarcity associated with livestock activities. In conclusion, the findings advocate for sustainable agricultural practices as a key avenue for addressing water scarcity challenges effectively. The study recommends stringent regulations on industrial activities to mitigate their environmental implications and emphasizes the need for tailored strategies in addressing livestock-related water scarcity, acknov,iedging diverse stakeholder perceptions. Integrating community-focused programs and enforcing stringent environmental guidelines are essential components of a holistic approach to developing comprehensive solutions for tackling water scarcity challenge en_US
dc.language.iso en_US en_US
dc.publisher IAA en_US
dc.subject WATER SCARCITY en_US
dc.title Impact of Social -Economic Activities on Water Scarcity in Tanzania en_US
dc.title.alternative A case study of rufiji basic in mbarali district en_US
dc.type Thesis en_US


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