Tanzania

Issue date:

Oct 11, 2011

Stop Imminent Land Grab That Threatens More Than 162,000 People in Tanzania

Iowa-based investor Bruce Rastetter and fellow investors in the industrial agricultural corporation AgriSol Energy have their sights on 800,000 acres (325,000 hectares) of land in Tanzania that is

Issue date:

20/09/2011

Seven Norwegian MPs in Tanzania to learn about climate change

Issue date:

3rd September 2011

Conservation of forests: Incentives should trickle down to local people

Tanzania has started to implement the National Reduced Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation (REDD) readiness pilot projects from which the lessons learnt will be used to inform policy makers in developing a comprehensive national REDD strategy.

Issue date:

4 September 2011

Kigoma to Earn On Forest Conservation

COMMUNITIES in seven villages of Kigoma Rural district will early next year start earning money for protecting Masito-Ugalla forest reserve, which climate change scientists say is helping in the absorption of carbon dioxide and controlling global warming.

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4 September 2011

Kigoma to Earn On Forest Conservation

COMMUNITIES in seven villages of Kigoma Rural district will early next year start earning money for protecting Masito-Ugalla forest reserve, which climate change scientists say is helping in the absorption of carbon dioxide and controlling global warming.

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August 20, 2011

The Conservation and Management of the Forests of the Eastern Arc Mountains of Tanzania

The forests of the Eastern Arc Mountains (EAM) in Northeastern Tanzania contain exceptional species richness of local and global importance. They are recognized by WWF as a Global 200 Ecoregion, and by Conservation International as a terrestrial biodiversity hotspot.

Issue date:

22 July 2011

FSC Certification Helps to Stop Forest 'Bleeding'

Kilwa — The sound of a saw cutting deep into the kiaat tree (Pterocarpus angolensis, also called "bloodwood") in a forest in Kisangi village in southern Tanzania fills the air.Sweat drips from the body of 56-year-old Rafii Hashim as he pushes the saw rhythmically back and forth to ensure a smooth

Issue date:

01 Aug 2011

Zanzibar's preparations for carbon trade helping poor

KITOGANI, Tanzania (AlertNet) – Are Zanzibar’s preparations to participate in carbon trading reaping benefits for the poor? Just ask Zanzibar’s Fatuma Mchezo.

Issue date:

29 May 2011

Implementation and opportunity costs of reducing deforestation and forest degradation in Tanzania

The Cancún Agreements provide strong backing for a REDD+ (Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation) mechanism whereby developed countries pay developing ones for forest conservation

Issue date:

June 15, 2011

Can REDD succeed amid a charcoal addiction?

DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania (15 June, 2011)_Driving along a narrow country road leading towards the Rubeho mountains in Central Tanzania’s Kilosa district, we come across bicycle after bicycle loaded with sacks of charcoal, heading towards sprawling urban centres.

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Stop Imminent Land Grab That Threatens More Than 162,000 People in Tanzania

Seven Norwegian MPs in Tanzania to learn about climate change

Conservation of forests: Incentives should trickle down to local people

Kigoma to Earn On Forest Conservation

Kigoma to Earn On Forest Conservation

The Conservation and Management of the Forests of the Eastern Arc Mountains of Tanzania

FSC Certification Helps to Stop Forest 'Bleeding'

Zanzibar's preparations for carbon trade helping poor

Implementation and opportunity costs of reducing deforestation and forest degradation in Tanzania

Can REDD succeed amid a charcoal addiction?

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Tanzania

Stop Imminent Land Grab That Threatens More Than 162,000 People in Tanzania

Seven Norwegian MPs in Tanzania to learn about climate change

Conservation of forests: Incentives should trickle down to local people

Kigoma to Earn On Forest Conservation

Kigoma to Earn On Forest Conservation

The Conservation and Management of the Forests of the Eastern Arc Mountains of Tanzania

FSC Certification Helps to Stop Forest 'Bleeding'

Zanzibar's preparations for carbon trade helping poor

Implementation and opportunity costs of reducing deforestation and forest degradation in Tanzania

Can REDD succeed amid a charcoal addiction?

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