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UNDP: Vyuo geuzeni tafiti kuwa biashara kutengeneza ajira
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UNDP: Vyuo geuzeni tafiti kuwa biashara kutengeneza ajira

Mwananchi about 17 hours 1 mins read
Shirika la Maendeleo la Umoja wa Mataifa (UNDP) limezitaka taasisi za elimu ya juu nchini kuacha kuishia kuzalisha tafiti kwa ajili ya machapisho ya kitaaluma, badala yake zigeuzwe kuwa bidhaa, huduma na biashara zitakazotatua changamoto za jamii, kuzalisha ajira na kuchochea uchumi.

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