How Can Tanzania Confront Natural Disasters for Sustainable Development?
Climate change is no longer a distant threat; it’s a harsh reality gripping Tanzania, as evidenced by natural disasters’…
The Rare and Fascinating Hailstorms in Tanzania; a Misery or Delight?
In Tanzania, the downpouring has been intensifying nationwide, affecting the functioning of systems and daily life differently. While Dar…
The Hanang Floods Were a Sufficient Lesson! Are We still Clinging to Living in Valleys?
The extreme weather and climate change jargon has become common in street talks, but its depth is not substantially…
How Eco-Villages in Tanzania Battling Climate Change Through Sustainable Solutions
The situation remains increasingly precarious as Tanzania persists in its battle against climate change, collaborating with diverse local and…
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…
Christmas Eve and The Carbon footprint: Sustainable Practices for a Greener Celebration
Christmas Eve is one of the remarkable seasons whereby most people celebrate and enjoy the holiday worldwide. It’s also…
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…
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…
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…
