APPROVAL OF COMMUNITY RANGELANDS INVESTMENT FUND (CRIF) PROJECTS FOR IMPROVED RANGELAND PRODUCTIVITY

The holistic approach to rangeland management is a key to improving grazing resources for pastoral communities in the rangelands of Tanzania. Most of the rangeland challenges are related to are invasive species dominating some of the secured grazing lands and tsetse flies in most of the potential rangeland. Participatory Rangeland Management (PRM) project coordinated by TNRF in Tanzania supported the pastoral communities to identify and implement strategic interventions to improve the productivity of rangelands.

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IDENTIFYING CONFLICTING POLICY ISSUES IN BIODIVERSITY

On the 10th and 11th of November, 2021 Tanzania Natural Resource Forum (TNRF) will facilitate a dialogue about the current conflicting policy issues on Inclusive Conservation. The workshop will be held in Lindi at Sea View Hotel bringing together local communities (Women and Youth) and Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) to present and discuss policy issues to be voiced to the policymakers.  Natural Resource Management (NRM) policy gaps identified will be analyzed, documented, and presented to WWF Tanzania Country Office (WWF-TCO) for further actions by higher levels. 

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USING SCIENTIFIC AND INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGE WEATHER FORECASTING PARALLELLY: DIALOGUE.

Tanzania Natural Resource Forum (TNRF) conducted a workshop that brought together the Indigenous knowledge groups, Tanzania Meteorological Agency (TMA), and Researchers to share experiences on traditional weather forecasts both scientifically and traditionally. The one-day workshop took place at Flom Hotel in Morogoro on 18th October 2021 setting ground for a discussion on how the traditional forecast can be integrated into the TMA forecasting.
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12 ICCAs MEMBERS SIGNED THE CONTRACTS WITH UNDP-GEF UNDER TNRF

Tanzania Natural Resources Forum (TNRF) a National ICCA Catalyst organization of Global indigenous and Community Conserved Areas and Territories Initiatives (GSI-ICCAs) in collaboration with UNDP GEF Small Grant projects in Tanzania led the recruitment and awarding of 12 local NGOs for the GSI-ICCAs phase II.  It is the implementation of several indigenous community-based conservation projects that will be implemented in various parts of Tanzania using UNDP Self- Strengthening Methodologies.

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