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The program was a regional event co-organized by the Youth Initiative for Land in Africa (YILAA) and the International Land Coalition (ILC) themed “Youth at the Centre of accountable and inclusive land governance”. The event was held in Benin and Togo from 6th to 10th March 2023. The objective was to bring ILC Africa young leaders to learn from others' experiences on youth actions in achieving land rights in Africa.

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On 11th February 2023 at Lush Garden Arusha, Hon. Dr. Suleiman Jafo, the Minister of State, Office of the Vice President Union and Environment, launched a book on using indigenous knowledge in the conservation of the environment, water sources, and forests. The book was produced by one of the Tanzania Natural Resource Forum (TNRF) members, Media Aid for Indigenous and Pastoralists Community (MAIPAC), among the 13 partners with respective projects coordinated by the organization under Indigenous Community Conserved Areas Global Support Initiative (ICCAs –GSI).

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Tanzania Natural Resource Forum (TNRF) in collaboration with World Wide Fund (WWF) convened a meeting that brought together members of the Tanzania Forest Working Group (TFWG) and other forest-related Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) from Tanzania Mainland and Zanzibar to dialogue on issues regarding key governance and management of forest resources. The meeting was held in Morogoro, from 21st - 23rd September 2022 and provided a platform for sharing knowledge and strengthening CSOs understanding of forest issues by building on previous discussions held by TFWG. It also served as an opportunity for non-TFWG members that attended the meeting to learn more about the network and sign up for the membership.

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Tanzania Natural Resources Forum (TNRF), Tanzania Forestry Research Institute (TAFORI), CABI, Tanzania Wildlife Authority (TAWA), and Community for Research and Development Services  (CORDS) launched a new project on coordinated invasive plant management to protect Tanzanian biodiversity and livelihoods in Lake Natron.