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Utaratibu wa majaribio ya mfumo wa mgawanyo wa fedha za MKUHUMI katika vijiji vya mradi wa MKUHUMI kwa ajili ya jamii na misitu

Mteleka, Someni (MJUMITA, 2012)

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Utaratibu wa majaribio ya mfumo wa mgawanyo wa fedha za MKUHUMI katika vijiji vya mradi wa MKUHUMI kwa ajili ya jamii na misitu

Mteleka, Someni (MJUMITA, 2012)

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Demokrasia yajidhihirisha uchaguzi wa wajumbe bodi ya MJUMITA

Njaidi, Rehema (MJUMITA, 2012)

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Enhancing access to REDD+ information and knowledge in Tanzania : policy brief

Unknown author (United Republic of Tanzania, 2012-11)

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Modallities of establishing and operationalizing the national REDD+ trust fund in Tanzania : policy brief

Unknown author (United Republic of Tanzania, 2012-11)

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REDD+ for rural development : insights on opportunities and challenges from Tanzania policy brief

Unknown author (United Republic of Tanzania, 2012-11)

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Teaching global climate change

McGowan, Alan H. (Scientific Research Publishing, 2013)

Although there is strong consensus among scientists that global climate change is real and dangerous, and there is increasing belief of this among the general public, there still remains a significant gap between scientific ...
The Second-Image Reversed and Climate Policy: How International Influences Helped Changing Brazil’s Positions on Climate Change

Kasa, S. (MDPI, Basel, Switzerland, 2013-03)

International climate policy over the last 7–8 years has been characterized by the increasing involvement of developing countries. While COP-13 at Bali marked a stronger willingness to participate in mitigation efforts in ...
Establishing the Derema Corridor in the East Usambara Mountains, Tanzania: A Study of Intentions versus Realities

Miller, K. J. (Norwegian University of Life Sciences, Ås, 2013-05)

By using the Derema corridor as a case study, this paper explores three overarching objectives. The first is to discuss the narratives used by various actors to frame the argument for establishing a forest corridor. The ...
Paradigms of Global Climate Change and Sustainable Development: Issues and Related Policies

Rai, P. K.; Rai, P. K. (International Academy of Ecology and Environmental Sciences (IAEES), 2013-06)

Combating climate change is intimately linked with peace and resource equity. Therefore, critical link establishment between climate change and sustainable development is extremely relevant in global scenario. Following ...
Evidence of climate change impacts on human settlements, health, enertgy and land sector and benefits of investing in adaptation strategies in Tanzania

National Environment Management Council (National Environment Council, 2013-07)

Rising fossil fuel burning and land use change have emitted and continue to emit increasing quantities of greenhouse gases into the Earth's atmosphere. These greenhouse gases include carbon dioxide, methane, and nitrous ...
Detecting and Responding to Climate Change

Hasselmann, K. (The International Meteorological Institute in Stockholm, 2013-09)

Detecting and responding to climate change are two interrelated aspects of an important activity that Bert Bolin strongly promoted: the communication between scientists, the public and policy makers. The demonstration ...
Governance challenges in Tanzania’s environmental impact assessment practice

Sosovele, Hussein (International Scholars Journals, 2013-09-10)

Tanzania has had an interesting history of Environmental Impact Assessments (EA). Few assessments were conducted prior to 2004 leading to a process of voluntary compliance without explicit laws to enforce the process. ...
Communicating climate change through ICT-based visualization: towards an analytical framework

Wibeck, V.; Neset, T.; Linnér, B. (MDPI, Basel, Switzerland, 2013-11)

The difficulties in communicating climate change science to the general public are often highlighted as one of the hurdles for support of enhanced climate action. The advances of interactive visualization using information ...
Large terrestrial mammals as indicator species for climate change effects in Tanzania: implications for policy

Shilla, E. (Climate Change Impacts, Adaptation and Mitigation (CCIAM) Programme, 2014)

Climate change is adversely affecting wildlife species. Species are affected differently due to the different ways they respond to climate change stresses. Terrestrial large mammals have not often been considered as potential ...
The role of forest and wildlife conservation policies on implementation of REDD+ initiatives in Tanzania

Iddi, S. (Climate Change Impacts, Adaptation and Mitigation (CCIAM) Programme, 2014)

Climate change is the greatest global challenge of our time. It is posing challenges to sustainable livelihoods and economic development, particularly in developing countries like Tanzania. One of the mitigation measures ...
Policy brief climate change and livestock production in Tanzania

National Environment Management Council (National Environment Council, 2014)

Tanzania ranks third in terms of number of livestock in Africa, and the sector has a good contribution to the national economy. It is estimated to have about 19.2 million cattle, 13.7 million goats, 3.6 million sheep, 1.9 ...
Policy climate change and marine and coastal environment in Tanzania

National Environment Management Council (NEMC) (United Nations Development Progamme (UNDP), 2014)

The coastline of Tanzania stretches over 800 kilometres from Tanga to Mtwara regions. Sustaining the marine and coastal environment is important in terms of economic improvement and the wellbeing of Tanzanians. It is rich ...
Scope for introducing payment for environmental as a strategy to mitigate deforestation in Kilombero catchment forest Tanzania

Mombo, Felister; Leopold, Lusambo C; Stijn, Speelman; Jeroen, Buysse ,; Pantaleo, Munishi (Elsevier, 2014-01)

Payment for Environmental or Ecosystem Services (PES) is among the tools for managing degraded ecosystems and their associated ecological and economic services. Wetlands are an important type of ecosystem, which are highly ...
Tenure Issues in REDD+ Pilot Project Sites in Tanzania

DOKKEN, Therese; CAPLOW, Suzan; ANGELSEN, Arild; SUNDERLIN, William D (Forests, 2014-02-20)

REDD+ has been proposed as a viable option for addressing climate change in the near term, and at relatively low cost. There is a broad consensus that clearly defined tenure rights are important for the implementation and ...

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