REDD+ piloting in Tanzania: The village as an arena for defining and defending local and national interests

Autor: Kajembe, G C, Silayo, D A, Mombo, F M, Abdallah, J M, Maliondo, S M S

Publikováno v: Tanzania Journal of Forestry and Nature Conservation; Vol 86, No 1 (2016)

Tanzania is among countries earmarkedfor piloting REDD+ activities in order toinform the global community throughlessons learned for sustainableimplementation of this programme. Thisstudy was carried out to assess the REDD+piloting process in Tanzani

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Participatory Forest Management in Tanzania and livelihoods of rural people – evidence from 12 villages

Autor: Skeie, K., Burgess, N., Chamshama, S., Kajembe, G., Lund, J.F., Meilby, Henrik, Ngaga, Y., Ngowi, S., Njana, M., Theilade, I., Treue, T.

Participatory Forest Management (PFM) in Tanzania aims to improve forest condition, livelihoods for local people and natural resources governance at the village level. Using data collected from 12 villages and forest areas with (n=10) and without (n=

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The importance of local forest benefits:Valuation of nontimber forest products in the eastern arc mountains in Tanzania

Autor: Schaafsma, M., MorseJones, S., Posen, P., Swetnam, R. D., Balmford, A., Bateman, I. J., Burgess, N., Chamshama, S. A.O., Fisher, B., Freeman, T., Geofrey, V., Green, R., Hepelwa, A. S., Hernández-Sirvent, A., Hess, S., Kajembe, G. C., Kayharara, G., Kilonzo, M., Kulindwa, K., Lund, J. F., Madoffe, S. S., Mbwambo, L., Meilby, H., Ngaga, Y. M., Theilade, I., Treue, T., Van Beukering, P., Vyamana, V. G., Turner, R. K.

Publikováno v: Schaafsma, M, MorseJones, S, Posen, P, Swetnam, R D, Balmford, A, Bateman, I J, Burgess, N, Chamshama, S A O, Fisher, B, Freeman, T, Geofrey, V, Green, R, Hepelwa, A S, Hernández-Sirvent, A, Hess, S, Kajembe, G C, Kayharara, G, Kilonzo, M, Kulindwa, K, Lund, J F, Madoffe, S S, Mbwambo, L, Meilby, H, Ngaga, Y M, Theilade, I, Treue, T, Van Beukering, P, Vyamana, V G & Turner, R K 2011, ' The importance of local forest benefits : Valuation of nontimber forest products in the eastern arc mountains in Tanzania ', Working Paper-Centre for Social and Economic Research on the Global Environment, no. 1, pp. 1-49 .

Understanding the spatial distribution of the quantity and value of Non-Timber Forest Product (NTFP) collection gives insight into the benefits that local communities obtain from forests, and can inform decisions about the selection of forested areas

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The Influence Of Socio-Economic Factors On The Level Of Knowledge, Domestication And Retention Of Medicinal Plants: The Case Of Duru-Haitemba Villages, Babati District, Tanzania

Autor: Otieno, J N, Kajembe, G C, Malimbwi, R E, Nduwamungu, J

Publikováno v: Tanzania Journal of Forestry and Nature Conservation; Vol 76, No 1 (2007); 59-66

In developing countries, the majority of local people rely largely on medicinal plants to treat common diseases. This reliance is due to a number of reasons among which economic and cultural backgrounds play important role. This study carried out usi

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Household Tree Planting In Kilosa District, Tanzania

Autor: Nduwamungu, J, Kajembe, G C, Malimbwi, R E, Mbilinyi, B P, Luoga, E J

Publikováno v: Tanzania Journal of Forestry and Nature Conservation; Vol 75, No 1 (2004); 99-107

The objective of this study was to assess household tree planting efforts and to investigate current constraints to afforestation in Kilosa District, Tanzania. The results of the study showed that 77 % of farmers in the district have planted trees in

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