Unlocking the Future of Street Vending in Urban Tanzania- Dr. Kirumirah Mubarack
🔍 Research Title: Trends in Formulation and Enforcement of a Regulatory Framework for Street Vending Legalisation in Urban Settings in Tanzania
🌍 Why It Matters:
Street vending, a lifeline for many urban dwellers, faces harsh realities due to inadequate legal frameworks. Despite its economic potential, legalization efforts remain incomplete. This study explores historical and current trends, stumbling blocks, and paths to sustainable solutions.
📈 Key Findings:
1️⃣ Legalization efforts since independence are inconsistent and hindered by regulatory contradictions and political dynamics.
2️⃣ Limited awareness among vendors about government efforts underscores the need for inclusive decision-making.
3️⃣ The legalization status is heavily influenced by politics, existing laws, and vendors' perceptions.
4️⃣ Advocates co-existence and collaboration between vendors and formal businesses to enhance economic synergy.
🎓 Contributions:
✅ Innovative theoretical frameworks combining "Right to the City" and rights-based approaches.
✅ Insights into knowledge-sharing as a key to vendors’ empowerment.
✅ Policy recommendations to foster urban planning that integrates informal and formal economies.
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