Everyday Humanitarianism in Tanzania (EHTZ) Survey

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JusRicPan

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The purpose of this study is to explain and understand everyday humanitarianism in Tanzania (Richey et al. 2021). The study focuses on beliefs, attitudes, and practices related to receiving help or giving help to people in the context of crisis and disasters (like floods and droughts) in the case of Tanzania. The survey we conduct is part of a project collaboration between Copenhagen Business School and the University of Dar es Salaam.

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