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Globally, International Women’s Day (IWD) is celebrated every 8th of March, where the contributions of women and girls around the world in social, economic, cultural, and political affairs are recognized and amplified.  

In Tanzania, the IWD was nationally commemorated on Tuesday 8th March 2022, where every region had an opportunity to collaborate with Civil Society Organizations to celebrate this special day for women and girls, with the theme “Generation equality for sustainable development”.

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After successful piloting of Participatory Rangeland Management (PRM) project in Kiteto District where four clusters are currently implementing the CRIF projects, further two projects are replicated at Lesingita village, Longido District, and Ruvuremit, Simanjoro district. The government officials from the Ministry of livestock and fisheries, Ministry of Natural Resource and Tourism, Vice President Office, Ministry of Land Housing Human Settlement and Development, Ministry of Agriculture, and Manyara, and Arusha Regional Secretariats traveled to Kiteto on a learning visit.

Pan African Climate Justice Alliance (PACJA), in collaboration with Youth Love Egypt Foundation and the Alliance National Platform, has organized a roundtable discussion to review, reflect and analyze the COP26 outcomes and build a broad consensus on the collective strategy for COP27. The workshop is scheduled from 15th to 18th December 2021 at Radisson Blu Hotel, Cairo, Egypt.

The Roundtable will provide a platform for Tanzania Natural Resource Forum (TNRF) whose climate change is one of its thematic areas, to participate, exchange views and experiences, and deeply reflect on the COP26 outcomes, based on Africa’s aspirations and expectations in the countdown to Glasgow. Participants will also share perspectives and chart a common way forward for COP27, to be held in Sharma El Sheikh, Egypt in 2022.

With funding from European Union through IFAD and ILC, Tanzania Natural Resource Forum (TNRF) is currently implementing Participatory Rangelands Management Project for sustainable rangelands resource management for improved food and livelihoods security among pastoral communities in Kiteto District. The project is implemented in collaboration with the Ministry of Livestock and Fisheries, Kiteto District Council, Simanjiro District Council, Longido District Council, Manyara, and Arusha Regional Secretariats, and KINNAPA. The project seeks to build the capacity of the local community to manage their grazing resources, improve livestock infrastructure and empower women's engagements in economic activities.