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The Community Forest Conservation Network of Tanzania, known as MJUMITA in partnership with the Tanzania Forest Conservation Group (TFCG) are implementing the project known as Forest Justice in Tanzania (FJT), in six different zones of Tanzania mainland. The FJT initiative has been active since 2011. The aim of the project is to promote improved governance and increased accountability in Tanzania’s forest sector. Tanzania’s natural forests provide irreplaceable ecosystem services underpinning Tanzania’s water, climate, soil and biodiversity. FJT aims to reduce deforestation, particularly in nationally important natural forests, by improving forestry-sector governance.

The initiative empowers communities to: work together to advocate for a democratically-elected leadership who will take action to safeguard the nation’s natural forests; and push for the legal system to deliver justice for forest crimes. To meet this demand for improved governance, FJT influences Village, District and Central Governments to make systemic changes that improve governance and accountability.