TENDER ADVERT: SUPPLY BEEHIVES AND THEIR ACCESSORIES - ENDUIMET, MAKAO, LAKE NATRON AND IKONA WMAs

Tanzania Natural Resource Forum through BMZ project aim at using it's budget to buy 800 beehives to be distributed in each WMA and will employ modern technology in bee keeping including procurement of 800 beehives and their accessories its supporting equipment i.e. (Honey harvesting kit, Solar wax extractor, Candle making machine and Honey extractor) to be used as bee hive fences to mitigate human-wildlife conflicts. Enduimet, Makao, Lake Natron and Ikona WMAs have intact woodlands which are rich in blossom, bee keeping and has for many years been a traditional livelihood support activity. However, honey production to a commercial level has been hampered by the traditional approaches employed by communities including use of poor hives and destructive honey harvesting methods such as use of fires which sometimes cause wild fires and destroy the grasslands and vegetation for livestock and wildlife. 

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TENDER ADVERTS: SUPPLY WATER TANKS AND BUILDING MATERIALS FOR PREDATOR PROOF BOMAS - ENDUIMET, MAKAO, LAKE NATRON AND IKONA WMAs

Tanzania Natural Resource Forum (TNRF) intends to apply part of its budgetary allocation to fund eligible payments under the contract of the BMZ project to supply plastic tanks (per each WMA) in with capacity of 10,000 Litre each to harvest rainwater in Enduimet, and Lake Natron in Longido district, Makao WMA in Meatu District and Ikona WMA in Serengeti District for domestic use to increase the quantity of water for domestic use. It also intend to supply materials for constructing predator proof bomas in Enduimet, Ikona, Makao and Lake Natron WMAs to reduce human-wildlife conflicts caused by wildlife predators on livestock to communities and thus improve community livelihoods.

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CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION PROJECT - FACT SHEET

Protection of key ecosystems, increased resilience and adaptation for sustainable able use by local communities in Southeast Africa

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LAUNCHING OF THE BMZ CLIMATE FACILITY PROJECT

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A group photo during the launching of BMZ Climate Resilient Project
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On 15th Jan 2021, The World Wide Fund (WWF) in partnership with Tanzania Natural Resource Forum (TNRF) launched a project BMZ Climate Facility Project “Protection of key Ecosystems, Increased Resilience and Adaptation for their Sustainable Use by Local Communities in Southeast Africa” at Masailand Hotel in Arusha. Key stakeholders in attendance included TAMISEMI, District councils (Meatu, Mwanga, Same, Longido and Serengeti), WMAs (Enduimet, Ikona, Makao and Lake Natron), Community representatives and the Media. TNRF is one of the local Tanzania partners in the collaborative project titled “BMZ Climate Facility Project” that is being implemented in 4 countries including Tanzania, Zambia, Zimbabwe and Kenya. The project is funded by Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) through WWF Germany in Partnership with Engagement Global. The project started in the mid of November 2020 for six months till end of April 2021.

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