The Government of Tanzania has called on ministries, public institutions, the private sector, researchers, and civil society organizations to actively participate in preparations for the Nairobi Convention COP12, highlighting the event as a strategic opportunity to advance the country’s Blue Economy and sustainable marine conservation agenda.
Zara Tanzania Adventures, in partnership with Kilimanjaro National Park (KINAPA), has strengthened environmental conservation efforts on Mount Kilimanjaro through a large-scale clean-up campaign aimed at preserving the mountain’s ecological integrity and global tourism prestige.
The Government of Tanzania, through the National Carbon Monitoring Centre, has launched a specialized training programme for journalists in Dar es Salaam to strengthen media capacity in reporting on carbon trading, climate finance, and environmental sustainability.
Tanzania is taking part in the 12th Africa Regional Forum in Addis Ababa to review progress on sustainable development goals and Africa’s long-term development agenda.
Tanzania has presented its progress in clean cooking energy at an African Union meeting, revealing that 28.6% of citizens now use clean energy solutions, with a target of 80% by 2034.
Ashatu Kijaji called on East African Community partner states to intensify regional collaboration on environmental protection and sustainable natural resource management during a high-level ministerial meeting in Arusha.
Tanzania and Djibouti have reinforced cooperation on carbon trading, calling for a unified African approach to address climate change and strengthen climate finance.
Tanzania and Djibouti have launched talks on a strategic carbon trading partnership targeting aviation and maritime sectors to boost climate financing in Africa.
Vice President Emmanuel Nchimbi has launched a new river water forecasting system aimed at improving water resource management and enhancing supply reliability across Tanzania.
The Minister Dr. Ashatu Kijaji has led a major mangrove planting exercise in Lindi, highlighting Tanzania’s commitment to marine conservation and climate action.
