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Community Forums DC's Speech at Longido District Workshop May 2007

Posted March 6th, 2008 by Web Master

Authors:

TNRF-Secretariat,

Source:

Tanzania Natural Resource Forum and Ujamaa Community Resource Trust, Arusha (2007)

Community Forums Liaison Officer Report on Simanjiro District Workshop June 2007

Posted March 6th, 2008 by Web Master

Authors:

TNRF-Secretariat,

Source:

Tanzania Natural Resource Forum and Ujamaa Community Resource Trust, Arusha (2007)

Community Forums Longido District Workshop May 2007

Posted March 6th, 2008 by Web Master

Authors:

TNRF-Secretariat,

Source:

Tanzania Natural Resource Forum and Ujamaa Community Resource Team, Arusha (2007)

Community Forums Regional Workshop May 2007

Posted March 6th, 2008 by Web Master

Authors:

TNRF-Secretariat,

Source:

Tanzania Natural Resource Forum and Ujamaa Community Resource Trust, Arusha (2007)

Community Forums Report Gender Analysis

Posted March 6th, 2008 by Web Master

Authors:

TNRF-Secretariat,

Source:

Tanzania Natural Resource Forum and Ujamaa Community Resource Trust, Arusha (2007)

Community Forums Simanjiro District Workshop August 2007

Posted March 6th, 2008 by Web Master

Authors:

TNRF-Secretariat,

Source:

Tanzania Natural Resource Forum and Ujamma Community Resource Trust, Arusha (2007)

Community Forums Simanjiro District Workshop July 2007

Posted March 6th, 2008 by Web Master

Authors:

TNRF-Secretariat,

Source:

Tanzania Natural Resource Forum and Ujamaa Community Resource Trust, Arusha (2007)

Community Forums Wami Mbiki and Jukumu WMA Liaison Visit April 2007

Posted March 6th, 2008 by Web Master

Authors:

TNRF-Secretariat,

Source:

Tanzania Natural Resource Forum and Ujamaa Community Resource Team, Arusha (2007)

Final Evaluation Report - Mama Misitu Campaign

Posted March 2nd, 2010 by Web Master

Authors:

Evaluation_Team,

Source:

Ministry of Foreign Affairs for Finland, Department of Economics, University of Dar es Salaam, Dar es Salaam (2010)

Notes:

The date should read 'January 2010', not 'January 2009'.

Financial Review of the Mama Misitu Advocacy Campaign

Posted March 2nd, 2010 by Web Master

Authors:

Ernst_and_Young,

Source:

Ministry of Foreign Affairs for Finland, Ernst and Young, Dar es Salaam (2010)

Forests and Climate Change: A Convenient Truth

Posted January 27th, 2009 by Web Master

Authors:

FAO,; FCUK,

Source:

FAO and the Forestry Commission of the United Kingdom (2008)

URL:

http://www.fao.org/forestry/52980/en/

Abstract:

This 17-minute video presentation, produced by FAO and the Forestry Commission of the United Kingdom, shows how much forests can contribute to the mitigation of climate change, stressing the importance of reversing forest loss. Forests store more carbon than all the world’s remaining oil stocks. Continuing deforestation and forest degradation account for almost one-fifth of the world’s greenhouse gas emissions – more than the entire global transport sector. The presentation explains how society can combat climate change by conserving and managing existing forests, by tackling causes of deforestation and by planting new forests. It stresses the use of wood as a renewable energy source and as a raw material, pointing out that wood products store carbon for their entire lifetime, until they decay or are burned. A section on adaptation notes how the world’s changing climate will affect the health and composition of forests and stresses the importance of adapting and planning ahead for the changes. With striking imagery and simple language, this informative presentation is suitable for classroom, conference hall and individual viewing by all who care about the future of the planet.

Framework for analysing pastoralism value chains in Northern Tanzania

Posted March 28th, 2008 by Daniel Ouma

Authors:

Muyeye, C.

Source:

Drylands Programme in partnership with Rangelands and Livelihoods Task Force, International Institute of Environment and Development; Tanzania Natural Resource Forum, Edinburgh, UK (2008)

Land and Natural Resources Syllabus

Posted October 16th, 2007 by Web Master

Authors:

TNRF-Secretariat,

Source:

Wildlife Working Group - now Tanzania Natural Resource Forum, Arusha (2004)

 

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