TZ-REDD Newsletter, Issue 6

Posted January 11th, 2012 by Web Master

Click here to read the Newsletter online or here to download the PDF.

Tanzania: Environment and Development - Opportunities and Challenges

Posted January 9th, 2012 by Web Master
 

In September 2011, George Jambiya, TNRF Board Member, presented at the International Institute for Environment and Development's strategy conference in UK.  He spoke about current environment and development challenges and opportunities in Tanzania.  You can watch his entire presentation online here.

REDD Pilot's Messages for Durban

Posted November 28th, 2011 by Web Master
Tanzanian civil society organizations piloting REDD (reducing emissions from deforestation and degradation) have endorsed key messages for COP 17 in Durban, calling for fair, equitable and environmentally sound outcomes in Durban.
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REDD Realities: Learning from REDD Pilot Projects to Make REDD Work

Posted November 23rd, 2011 by Web Master
REDD Realities: Learning from REDD Pilot Projects to Make REDD Work
TNRF, in collaboration with all 9 REDD pilot projects in Tanzania, has just published a lessons learned report, "REDD Realities: Learning from REDD Pilot Projects to Make REDD Work."  With the aim of furthering learning and action on equitable and effective REDD, this publication highlights some key messages and lessons learned from the pilot projects in Tanzania.
 
Download the brief here.  
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