Sokoine University of Agriculture (SUA) has partnered with the University of Copenhagen to tackle the challenge of excessive salt in the soil, which has been a major hindrance to productivity in the forestry and agriculture sectors in Tanzania. As a leading institution in agricultural innovation and knowledge delivery, SUA is well positioned to take on...Read More

Innovation plays a crucial role in improving the lives of Tanzanians, and Sokoine University of Agriculture (SUA) is at the forefront of driving innovative solutions in the agricultural sector. SUA’s research and development efforts have led to significant advancements in crop production, disease prevention, and pest control. Through the promotion of innovation and entrepreneurship among...Read More

carbon pricing is the value ascribed to the external costs – usually social costs – of pollution emitted by an industry. The price on carbon emissions is applied either through a carbon tax or an emission trading system. Carbon tax is the price that governments impose on polluters for each metric ton of carbon dioxide...Read More

Tanzania has the potential to improve its economy through the exhibition of high-quality wood sculptures made from Dalbergia Melanoxylon, a type of wood commonly used in the country. By showcasing these sculptures in exhibitions around the world, particularly in Europe, Tanzania can capitalize on the high demand for products of cultural value and sell them at...Read More

We are pleased to inform you about the LIFE Calls for Proposals, currently open for applications. The LIFE Programme is a financial instrument of the European Commission that supports projects related to environmental and climate action. Through the Calls for Proposals, the LIFE Programme seeks to fund innovative and impactful projects that contribute towards the...Read More

  I am excited to share with you information about the upcoming 2023 International Workshop on Frontiers in Ecohydrology, which will be held in China. This workshop is a great opportunity for those interested in the growing discipline of ecohydrology to gain valuable knowledge and skills from experts in the field. Ecohydrology is a vital...Read More

  In Tanzania, the beautiful landscapes of forests and grasslands are not only a source of natural beauty, but also of economic potential for the local communities. However, as the population grows and economic pressures increase, there is a growing need to find ways to use these natural resources sustainably. One promising solution is through...Read More

In recent years, there has been a notable shift from timber plantation to avocado farming in the Rungwe and Njombe regions of Tanzania. This transition is driven by several factors, including the desire to alleviate poverty and conserve the environment. One of the main drivers of the shift from timber to avocado farming is poverty...Read More

    Not long ago, top national leaders led by President Samia Suluhu Hassan hyped the campaign focusing on conserving environment. It was during the event to first fill Nyerere Hydropower dam when President Samia stressed the need for conserving environment to ensure the long-term viability of the source of power generation. The Head of...Read More