Domestic policies versus poverty‐oriented foreign assistance in Tanzania
分析了坦桑尼亚政府在农业、民众参与、行政分权和农村社会服务方面的行动，如何与就业导向和基本需求战略的政策前提相矛盾，从而解释了1970年代该国农村发展援助项目普遍失败的原因。
The success of donor strategies for alleviating rural poverty depends on the recipient government's willingness to pursue certain domestic policies. This article examines how Tanzanian government actions in regard to agriculture, popular participation, administrative decentralisation, and the maintenance of rural social services contradicted the policy premises of employment‐oriented and basic needs strategies. This incongruity accounts for the widespread failure of rural development assistance projects in Tanzania during the 1970s.