The Julius Nyerere Hydropower Project is Now 90% Complete While Conserving the Environment – What Should We Expect Next?
As the Julius Nyerere Hydropower Project (JNHPP) reached 91.72 per cent of implementation, while it is expected to start…
eWATER Governance: Tanzania’s Collaborative Approach to Water Resource Management
Life might have required rugged individualism, “the gene for itself” type of selfishness (Richard Dawkins, Ehtologist). Indeed, the arts…
Population Bomb and Urban Sprawling: A Menace to Protection of Green Spaces in Dar es Salaam
Dar es Salaam city is estimated to host at least 1,000 newcomers daily, causing pressure on structural and social-ecological…
Recent Report: Mobilizing Domestic Resources from Tanzania’s Extractive Industry to Support Climate Financing
Summary: Tanzania has a unique position in the global climate change landscape. The country is among the lowest greenhouse…
Hanang Incident: A Lesson Learned and a Path Forward for Tanzania
Our article of November 17, 2023, with the headline “Tanzania’s 2023 El Niño Outlook: What to Expect and How to…
How Climate Change Exacerbates Risks for African People Living with Albinism
The lives of African albinos hang precariously in the balance. The heightened temperatures and increased intensity of ultraviolet (UV)…
A Critical Call to Action: Tanzania’s Urgent Response to Climate-Induced Floods
When the sun is aging and the tide is low, that’s when the most magic happens. A teenage boy…
Race to Finance and Sustainability Initiative: How is Tanzania Prepared for Carbon (CO2) Emissions Trade?
Who owns carbon and the legitimacy of making it a tradable item? How does one measure to justify the…
How Carbon Credits are Transforming Tanzania’s Downstream Oil & Gas Industry
Tanzania’s downstream oil and gas industry is transforming, driven by a growing focus on sustainability and reducing greenhouse gas…
8,200,000 Children From Sub-Sahara Africa Displaced Due to Extreme Weather
Children have the right to a whole and healthy life, including the right to food and an education, but…
