Shilikale, Sylvester Faustine
(2018)
Law and Practice on the Enjoyment of Constitutional Rights on Clean Healthy Environment Case Study Dar-es-salaam Region.
Masters thesis, The Open University of Tanzania.
Abstract
Law and practice on the enjoyment on constitutional right on clean healthy environment case study Dar-es-salaam Region, has since time immemorial an eminent problem. Despite many efforts taken by the government to solve it, there still more challenges to strength the laws relating to environmental management so as to ensure clean healthy environment. The study is aimed at insightful analysis designed to suppress the problem of dumping wastes in settlement areas resulting from in effectiveness of laws governing wastes management. The study is divided into six chapters, namely, chapter one which is comprises of background of the study, statement of the problems, literature review, and hypotheses, significant of the study and research methodology. Chapter two discusses the Law and practice on the enjoyment on constitutional right on clean healthy environment in Dar-es-salaam Region, chapter three environmental impact assessments in respect of waste management in Dar-es-salaam Region, chapter four data analysis, result and findings. Chapter five discussions of key findings, Chapter six Conclusions and Recommendation on how to redress the situation in the society. The findings are that, there is no provisional on the environmental law which specifies the actual distance to be considered when of selecting a dump sites or reservoirs from or towards the residential areas, no assessment is done before established a dump or reservoirs, hence right of clean environment ends by the statute and practice.
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