Keeling Curve

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Provision of environmental conservation education to local communities towards Global Warming Mitigation project was found 11th May 2021 with the aim to combat Global Warming, by providing education to the local communities through environment conservation experts. The project aims at conserving our environment for today and the coming up generations, as well as creating and maintaining a suitable agriculture environment, where over 80% of Tanzanian depend on agriculture for income generation. According to the ESRF report in 2010, about 76% of rural people in Tanzania depend on natural resources for their livelihood and 95% of the energy comes from wood, which results in the declination of fertilized soil, forests and clean and safe water disappear. In addition, 47 percent of rural people use unsafe water that they fetch far away from their residence. Environmental protection and sustainability of key economic sectors. 45% of domestic revenue and 60 percent of foreign market revenue depends on agriculture, where agriculture as the backbone of our economy 100% depends on the environment, so as an organization we understood and took the vast initiative to provide environmental conservation education particularly to women with our future focus to also including youth as we are focus to conserve our environment for today and future generations. The project was formed by identifying the extent of the environmental destruction problem in the community.

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As stated earlier to the objective of our project, our core focus is to educate women and youth not only on the effective practices and importance of conserving our environment but also on the lead role they can take to ensure they spearhead the initiatives which aim at creating inclusiveness of all communities groups in environmental conservation projects. One of our areas of focus is to ensure that women understand that they have to participate in environmental policies and program development as well as the implementation of those policies. Whereby we have worked with the government environmental authority to ensure that women from these local communities have representatives in the meetings and environmental discussions. Whereby under this project we have managed to include five women in the decision-making committees around the Kisarawe area. This initiative goes hand in hand with training and emphasize the environment stakeholders on the importance of gender integration in renewable energy policy, ensuring Gender Equality in Climate Action, gender responsiveness and disability inclusion in global warming mitigation projects

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