By Habitat Media Reporter Antalya, Türkiye: Greenpeace Africa has urged governments attending the United Nations climate summit, COP31, to take urgent action to phase out fossil fuels and end forest
By Jenifer Gilla Pwani, Bagamoyo. For five years, Anna Macha, a cassava farmer in Kongo Village, Bagamoyo District, in Tanzania’s coastal Pwani Region, harvested only one tonne of cassava per
Kemilembe Mutasa (centre), Director of Environment in the Vice-President’s Office, poses for a group photo with experts from public institutions, the private sector and development partners during a technical meeting
Dar es Salaam. Young Tanzanians are calling for greater influence over global climate decisions, demanding reforms that would give young people and local communities better access to climate finance and
By Habitat Media Reporter Dar es Salaam. More than Sixty young people from at least 17 African countries have adopted a declaration calling for greater youth influence in global climate
By Our Correspondent, Kigali Tanzania is advancing efforts to develop its carbon market, with six projects reported to have reached the carbon credit generation stage, creating opportunities to mobilise climate
By Jenifer Gilla Zanzibar. The African Group of Negotiators on Climate Change (AGN) has elevated the clean cooking energy agenda as a continental priority ahead of the 30th Conference of
Dar es Salaam. South Sudan and Tanzania are experiencing a faster rate of drying than any other country globally, with the highest percentage of land transitioning to drylands. Conversely, China
Dar es Salaam. Tanzania Forestry Services Agency (TFS) is implementing plans which aims at ensuring restoration of 5.2 million hectares of forests by 2030 as a commitment the country made
Dar es Salaam. Tanzania Forestry Services Agency (TFS) has called for international carbon trade which takes into consideration interests of all parties. The call was made in Dar es Salaam