Prof. Charles Stephen Tundui
| Name of Staff: | Charles Stephen Tundui |
| Profession: | Training |
| Date of Birth: | 2nd November 1964 |
| Nationality: | Tanzanian |
| Current Position: | Ass. Professor, Consultant and Researcher |
| Current Employer: |
Mzumbe University |
| Years with the Employer | 30 |
| Contact: | Mobile:+255718664215 || +255754933012 Tel:+255-23-4380-4(Ext.1121) Fax:+255232604382 Email:cstundui@mzumbe.ac.tz |
| Postal Address: |
Faculty of Social Sciences, P.O.Box 5, Mzumbe – Morogoro Tanzania |
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1989 to-date: Member of Mzumbe University
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2015- to date: Chairperson: Faculty Board –Faculty of Social Sciences- Mzumbe University
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2015- to date: Member of Mzumbe University Senate.
(i) TRAINING
- Economics, Project Planning, Management and Evaluation; and Microfinance.
(ii) SUPERVISION
- I have supervised over 50 Master degree dissertations
- Currently, I am supervising four PhD students
(iii) EXTERNAL EXAMINATION
- External Examiner: Institute of Rural Development (IRDP): 1998- 2002
- External Examiner: Tanzania Institute of Bankers (TIOB): 2004-2006
- External Examiner: University of Bradford –UK (for programmes offered at Mzumbe University -Dar Es Salaam Campus College): 2015- 2017.
- Ph.D (University of Kwazulu-Natal, South Africa), 2010.
- (National Development and Project Planning (Bradford, U.K), 1992.
- Advanced Diploma in Economic Planning (IDM- Mzumbe), 1989.
- Certificate in Local and Regional Development Planning (UNCRD Nairobi) 1995
- Microcredit Access and Growth of Women-owned enterprises in Tanzania. The case of Morogoro and Iringa Regions, 2008.
- An Assessment of the Potentials for the Adoption of Integrated Water Resource Management in River basins in Tanzania: The case of Kilombero and Wami-Ruvu Basins, 2005-2006.
- Challenges and Opportunities of E-Government in Tanzania: The Case of the Reformed Local Authorities of Mbeya, Arusha and Mwanza City Councils and Kinondoni Municipal Council, 2004.
- Child Labour and School Attendance in Tanzania, A case of Iringa and Morogoro Regions, 2004.
- Factors Determining Credit Access by Women Entrepreneurs in Tanzania: The Case of Kilimanjaro and Mbeya Regions, 2003.
2014: Preparation of Strategic Plan for Local Government Training Institute-Dodoma
2013: Preparation of Strategic Plan for Tandahimba District Council
2011: Preparation of Strategic Plan for Shinyanga Municipal Council
2010: Preparation of Strategic Plan for Arusha Technical College
2010: Preparation of Strategic Plan for Mkinga District Council
2006: Training on the Operationalisation of the Local Government Capital Development Grant: Local Authorities in Arusha and Mbeya Zones on the Operationalisation of the Local Government Capital Development Grant: Funded by the Local Government Reform Programme.
2005: Facilitating the Preparation of Strategic Plans for Second Phase Reforming Councils in Southern and Lake Zones: Funded by the Local Government Reform Programme.
2005: Training on Project Planning and Management for Food Security and Poverty Alleviation for SADC Countries, held at Mzumbe University in Tanzania.
2004: Training on Project Planning and Management for Food Security and Poverty Alleviation for SADC Countries, held at Mzumbe University in Tanzania. Clients- Various.
2003: Conducting Feasibility Study for Outsourcing of Ilala Municipal Council Revenue Sources (Markets, Flat rate Property tax and Signs and Billboards).
2003: Conducting an End of Project Evaluation for Tanzania Institute of Bankers Project Phase II. Client – DFID.
2002: Preparation of Strategic Plan for the Implementation of Zanzibar Population Policy funded by the Zanzibar Revolutionary Government - Population Unit.
2013: Preparation of Strategic Plan for Tandahimba District Council
2011: Preparation of Strategic Plan for Shinyanga Municipal Council
2010: Preparation of Strategic Plan for Arusha Technical College
2010: Preparation of Strategic Plan for Mkinga District Council
2006: Training on the Operationalisation of the Local Government Capital Development Grant: Local Authorities in Arusha and Mbeya Zones on the Operationalisation of the Local Government Capital Development Grant: Funded by the Local Government Reform Programme.
2005: Facilitating the Preparation of Strategic Plans for Second Phase Reforming Councils in Southern and Lake Zones: Funded by the Local Government Reform Programme.
2005: Training on Project Planning and Management for Food Security and Poverty Alleviation for SADC Countries, held at Mzumbe University in Tanzania.
2004: Training on Project Planning and Management for Food Security and Poverty Alleviation for SADC Countries, held at Mzumbe University in Tanzania. Clients- Various.
2003: Conducting Feasibility Study for Outsourcing of Ilala Municipal Council Revenue Sources (Markets, Flat rate Property tax and Signs and Billboards).
2003: Conducting an End of Project Evaluation for Tanzania Institute of Bankers Project Phase II. Client – DFID.
2002: Preparation of Strategic Plan for the Implementation of Zanzibar Population Policy funded by the Zanzibar Revolutionary Government - Population Unit.
- Acting Vice-Chancellor, Acting Deputy Vice-Chancellor- Academics and Acting Deputy Vice-Chancellor- Administration and Finance at Mzumbe University from time to time.
- Dean: Faculty of Social Sciences: From January 2015 to date
- Associate Dean: Faculty of Social Sciences: From January 2012 to 2014.
- Head: Department of Economics:2010-2011
- Programme Coordinator for Advanced Diploma in Economic Planning and BSc. Economics Programmes: 2000-2007.
- Class Supervisor for Advanced Diploma in Economic Planning (ADEP I): 1993-1999.
- Acting Head: Economics Department - from time to time.
Shiganza, C. & Tundui, C. (2019). Determinants of Entrepreneurial Behaviour in The Public Sector in Tanzania: A Case of Water Services Provision (under review by the Journal of Global Entrepreneurship Research- Springer).
Tundui, H. & Tundui, C. (2019). Drivers of Business Performance among Women Microcredit Clients in Tanzania (Forthcoming: Accepted for Publication in the International Journal of Gender and Entrepreneurship- Emerald Insight).
Tundui, H, & Tundui, C. (2019). Mixed Methods Research on Child Labour and Performance of Women-Owned Microcredit Supported Enterprises in Tanzania, SAGE Research Methods Cases Part 2, SAGE Publications Ltd, London. DOI:http://dx.doi.org/10.4135/9781526489296
Tundui, C. & Tundui, H. (2018). Examining the effect of child labour in the profitability of women owned enterprises: a case of microcredit supported enterprises in Tanzania. Journal of Global Entrepreneurship Research, 8:2 DOI 10.1186/s40497-018-0088-4
Raphael, C; Tundui, C.S. & Kato, M P (2018). Influence of individual and organizational factors on performance of academic staff in higher education institutions. International Journal of Indian Psychology, 6(2), 31-43. DOI:10.25215/0602.084
Macha, R. & Tundui, C. (2015). Household determinants of demand for Health Insurance cover:Empirical evidence from rural Tanzania. Journal of Policy and Leadership, Vol.2, Issue No.2, 81-94.
Tundui, C. & Macha, R. (2014). Social Capital and Willingness to Pay for Health Insurance in Tanzania, Journal of Finance and Economics, Volume 2, Issue 4, 50-67.
Tundui, H. & Tundui, C. (2013). An Empirical Analysis of Social Capital and Enterprise Performance in Tanzania: The Case of Women-Owned Businesses, International Journal of Developing Societies, Vol. 2, No. 1, 2013, 50-60.
Tundui, C. & Tundui, H. (2013). Empirical Evidence of the Supply and Demand Side Factors Influencing Poverty Alleviation Effect of Women-Owned Microcredit Supported Enterprises, Journal of Policy and Leadership, Vol.1, Issue No.2, 137-156..
Tundui, C. & Tundui, H. (2013). Microcredit, Micro Enterprising and Repayment Myth: The Case of Micro and Small Women Business Entrepreneurs in Tanzania, American Journal of Business and Management Vol. 2, No. 1, 20-30
Mgonja, B. & Tundui, C. (2012). Institutional Impacts of the Local Government Reform Program on Good Local Governance in Tanzania, International Journal of Academic Research in Business and Social Sciences Vol. 2, No. 5, pp.206-222.
Tundui, H. & Tundui, C. (2012). Survival and Growth Strategies of Women-Owned Micro and Small Businesses in Tanzania. International Journal of Business and Management, Vol.7, No.8 April, pp. 143-155.
Tundui, C. & Tundui, H. (2012). Who are the Women Microcredit Clients in Tanzania? Africa Affairs Journal, Vol.31/February, pp.189-212.
Tundui, C. & Mgonja, B. E. (2010). Microcredit and Poverty alleviation through the Labour Market: Evidence from Women Microcredit Clients in Tanzania.Global Journal of Human Social Sciences, Vol. 10(2), July/August, pp.69-76.
Tundui, C. & Mbano, S. (2002) The General Principles of Project Planning and Analysis With Illustrative Cases, A Teaching Manual, Mzumbe University.
Tundui, C. (1996). Causes and Problems of Urbanization in Tanzania: A Challenge to Development Planners, Uongozi Journal Vol. 7, Issue 3.
Tundui, C. (1996) Shadow Pricing in Agriculture: A Simulated Case Study on Economic Analysis of Projects, IDM - Mzumbe.
Tundui, C. (1996) Inflation and Exchange Rate Implications on Financial Analysis of Projects: A Simulated Case on Financial Analysis of Projects, IDM- Mzumbe.
Tundui, C. (1995). Decentralization in Tanzania: Challenges and Experiences, A paper presented at the First African Training Course on Local and Regional Development Planning, UNCRD Nairobi 1995.
English Spoken: very good Written: Very good
Kiswahili Spoken: Very good Written: Very good
Word processing and various statistical packages