Governance and Forestry in Forestry

Fourth Joint Annual Review of National Forestry and Beekeeping Programme Debriefing Workshop

19/02/2009 - 9:00am
19/02/2009 - 2:00pm

The Division of Forestry and Beekeeping has organized this Review of stakeholders to continue the process of revising the National Forestry and Beekeeping Policy.

Mama Misitu - Pilot Implementation Project Document

Source:

Tanzania Natural Resource Forum, Arusha (2008)

Keywords:

Forests; governance; illegal-logging; communications; advocacy

Implementation approach workshop of Mama Misitu campaign

14/08/2008 - 8:30am
14/08/2008 - 5:30pm

TNRF will be facilitating a workshop on the implementation approach of Mama Misitu campaign. The Mama Misitu campaign is a follow up work of a report submitted by TRAFFIC who were conmmissioned by the Government of Tanzania and supported by the Developmemt Partners Group. The workshop will run for a full day on Thursday 14th August 2008 with its parners (NGOs) who are the implementors of the campaign with support from the TNRF campaign unit based in Dar Es Salaam.

Mama Misitu Information Pack

Source:

Tanzania Natural Resource Forum (2008)

Mama Misitu Information Pack - Full

Source:

Tanzania Natural Resource Forum (2008)

Parliamentary Committees Briefing Feedback on TRAFFIC Illegal Logging Report, 5th June 2007

Source:

Tanzania Natural Resource Forum, Arusha (2007)

TRAFFIC, TNRF and WWF-Tz brief two key Parliamentary Committees on Illegal Logging in Tanzania

TNRF with TRAFFIC AND WWF-Tz briefed the Finance and Planning Parliamentary Committee and the Natural Resources and Environment Parliamentary Committee. Both committees were taken-aback with the far-reaching loss of forest revenues and deforestation documented in the report by TRAFFIC. It is likely that as a direct result of the briefings, the Ministry of Natural Resources and Tourism budget submission to the Committees was rejected and sent back for adjustment, in order to address the estimated 96 per cent revenue loss from illegal logging and other revenue concerns.

Proceedings of the Forest Governance Communications and Advocacy workshop, 22-23rd May 2007

Source:

Tanzania Forest Working Group, Tanzania Natural Resource Forum (2007)

TNRF releases Policy Brief on Illegal Logging in partnership with TRAFFIC and Policy Forum

TNRF and Policy Forum have prepared a policy brief on illegal logging in Tanzania for a Policy Forum breakfast debate that was held in Dar es Salaam on 24th May 2007. Breakfast debate audiences generally consist of bilateral and multi-lateral donors together with local and international NGOs. A presentation was given by Mr Simon Milledge which was very well received with lots of questions.

TNRF holds a 2 day workshop to plan an initiative in response to a report illegal logging by TRAFFIC

A two day workshop was held in Dar es Salaam to develop a detailed communications and advocacy proposal in response to a report on illegal logging by TRAAFIC - Milledge, S., Gelvas, I. & Ahrends A. 2006 Forestry, Governance and National Development: Lessons Learned from a Logging Boom in Southern Tanzania. TRAFFIC, MNRT & DPG. The workshop was held as part of the Tanzania Forest Working Group's activities and was funded by GTZ.

TNRF receives funding from GTZ to prepare a civil-society response to a report on illegal logging by TRAFFIC

TNRF has received a local grant from GTZ to plan and develop a major communications and advocacy initiative in response to the report by TRAFFIC on Illegal logging - Milledge, S., Gelvas, I. & Ahrends A. 2006 Forestry, Governance and National Development: Lessons Learned from a Logging Boom in Southern Tanzania. TRAFFIC, MNRT & DPG.

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