Climate Action Network Tanzania

Climate Action Network Tanzania CAN Tanzania is a non-governmental and non-profit organization founded in 2011, with its headquarter in Dar es Salaam.

Its establishment has been a critical step towards empowering Tanzanians to be more aware of climate change and related issues. Climate Action Network Tanzania (CAN-Tanzania) is a National Network formed and registered in November, 2011. The network has been formed purposely for promoting and strengthening Tanzanian local Networks, CSO’s, and CBO’s through enhancing capacity in information sharing and managing community based projects based on mitigation, adaptation and coping strategies of climate change impacts.

Today, 3 December 2025, key stakeholders from strategic ministries are gathering in the national capital city for a work...
03/12/2025

Today, 3 December 2025, key stakeholders from strategic ministries are gathering in the national capital city for a workshop under the project “Implementation of the Development and Application of the Integrated Assessment for Article 6 (IAA6) in Tanzania.”

The IAA6 is a comprehensive and systemic framework designed to guide governments in engaging with Article 6 in a credible, ambitious and well-coordinated manner. It provides practical tools, structured guidance and strategic insights to:
* Strengthen implementation
* Improve transparency
* Foster stakeholder engagement
* Align cooperative approaches with national climate priorities

Unlike conventional technical guides, the IAA6 approach takes a holistic view, linking climate policies, sustainable development, governance systems and cooperative mechanisms to support transformational change. During the workshop, participants will be introduced to the IAA6 approach and explore its potential application within Tanzania’s policy landscape.

This project is generously supported by the European Union and implemented by the UNEP Copenhagen Climate Center (UNEP CCC), in collaboration with Perspectives Climate Research (PCR), Climate Analytics (CA) and Climate Action Network Tanzania (.tanzania) as the national partner.

Follow us for more updates on the IAA6 project in Tanzania.

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As part of its efforts to strengthen constructive engagement between CSOs and the Government in the United Republic of T...
01/12/2025

As part of its efforts to strengthen constructive engagement between CSOs and the Government in the United Republic of Tanzania, Climate Action Network Tanzania, with generous financial support from the Commonwealth Foundation (The Commonwealth), has successfully hosted a two-day technical workshop from 24th - 25th November 2025 that brought together 15 frontline Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) from across Tanzania Mainland and Zanzibar.

The primary objective of this session was to conduct a Comprehensive Capacity and Training Needs Assessment (CTNA) focusing on CSOs' ability to effectively engage in climate policy advocacy.

This marks a significant step toward building a stronger, more informed, and more inclusive civil society movement committed to advancing climate justice and community resilience against climate change.

For the past two intense weeks at in Brazil, CAN Tanzania joined the Tanzania delegation and the global civil society ...
24/11/2025

For the past two intense weeks at in Brazil, CAN Tanzania joined the Tanzania delegation and the global civil society to push for stronger, fairer climate commitments. A number of negotiation outcomes stood out, but our fight for climate justice is far from over.

We welcome the operationalization of the Loss and Damage Fund, which is a victory for frontline nations like Tanzania, yet the initial $250 million pledge is a mere drop in the ocean compared to the escalating costs of the climate crisis facing the developing countries.

The focus on just energy transition, health, and early warning systems is on the right track, but these are incremental steps when giant leaps are required.

The outcomes from Brazil are not an endpoint; they are the bare minimum. For our communities facing intensifying climate impacts, promises must transform into substantial, accessible finance.

The work intensifies now. We will channel the global calls for tripling renewable energy and scaling up nature-based solutions into unstoppable action on the ground in Tanzania.

As we look ahead, the pressure must build. The next battlegrounds are , to be hosted by Turkey with Australia leading negotiations, and in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. We will be there, amplifying the voices of Tanzanians and demanding that leaders move beyond promises.
Join us in holding them accountable for real commitments and just climate action.

Kufuatia Mkutano wa 30 wa Nchi Wanachama wa Mkataba wa Umoja wa Mataifa wa Mabadiliko ya Tabianchi (COP30) unaoendelea n...
12/11/2025

Kufuatia Mkutano wa 30 wa Nchi Wanachama wa Mkataba wa Umoja wa Mataifa wa Mabadiliko ya Tabianchi (COP30) unaoendelea nchini Brazil hadi kufikia tarehe 21 Novemba 2025.

Ungana nasi kwa elimu kidogo kuhusu mkutano huu.

.tanzania inashiriki katika Mkutano wa 30 wa Nchi Wanachama wa Mkataba wa Umoja wa Mataifa wa Mabadiliko ya Tabianchi ( ...
10/11/2025

.tanzania inashiriki katika Mkutano wa 30 wa Nchi Wanachama wa Mkataba wa Umoja wa Mataifa wa Mabadiliko ya Tabianchi ( ) unaoanza leo tarehe 10 Novemba 2025 hadi tarehe 21 Novemba 2025 nchini Brazil.

Mkutano huu umelenga kuwakutanisha nchi wanachama kujadili hatua za kukabiliana na athari za mabadiliko ya tabianchi zinayoiathiri dunia nzima.
tanzania inashiriki kuhakikisha sauti za jamii zinazokabiliwa na athari za mabadiliko ya tabianchi zinasikilizwa kimataifa na kuchukuliwa hatua stahiki.

Kwa maswali au kushiriki nasi kwenye mijadala ya COP30, wasiliana nasi kupitia mitandao ya kijamii au barua pepe contact@cantz.or.tz

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As Tanzania gears up for the upcoming negotiations in Belém, Brazil, this November, CAN Tanzania is actively collabora...
24/10/2025

As Tanzania gears up for the upcoming negotiations in Belém, Brazil, this November, CAN Tanzania is actively collaborating with the Tanzania Media Foundation and the Oxford Policy Management Institute to empower local media professionals in shaping the national narrative on climate change.

Today marks the third day of the first "Work-Learn Ideation Session" in Morogoro, where journalists from across the country have come together to brainstorm, ideate, and co-create powerful narratives that bridge global climate negotiations with local experiences and context.

The insights and creativity generated during this session will be pivotal in informing, inspiring, and facilitating climate conversations before, during, and after COP30.
Follow us for more updates as we are heading for

14/10/2025

"These national preparatory meetings help us build confidence and align our collective agenda for COP30. And when you ask me again in January during the post-COP meeting, I’ll show you the outcomes from this session.” - Dr. Sixbert Mwanga (Executive Director, CAN Tanzania) during the National Technical Working Session for Pre-COP30.

The Pre-COP30 meeting, hosted by the Vice President’s Office (VPO) in collaboration with .tanzania, Oxford Policy Management and Panorama Global marked a strong step in shaping Tanzania’s unified agenda ahead of in Belém, Brazil.

Government institutions, CSOs, Development Partners, Youth and Children Organizations, and People Living with Disabilities aligned our priorities to amplify local voices and drive inclusive climate advocacy from Tanzania to the world.

Follow .tanzania for stories, insights, and updates on Tanzania’s climate journey to .

The national Pre-COP30 session was supported by and Panorama Global

As Tanzania hosts the International Conference on the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) for Climate Action, .tanzania ...
09/10/2025

As Tanzania hosts the International Conference on the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) for Climate Action, .tanzania is proudly represented by our Operations Manager, Mr. Boniventure Mchomvu, and IT & Communications Officer, Ms. Loveness Nkya.

This two-day session, organized by the UNFCCC Technology Executive Committee, and the United Republic of Tanzania, brings together global and local experts to explore how AI-powered solutions can strengthen climate resilience, bridge data gaps, and accelerate sustainable development.

This was a great opportunity for CAN Tanzania to network with local innovators and to brainstorm on how AI can be used to address climate impacts on the local communities who are the most vulnerable.

Day 1 of Pre-COP30 was a success.Today's session featured a reflection on Tanzania's participation at COP 29 in Baku, Az...
06/10/2025

Day 1 of Pre-COP30 was a success.

Today's session featured a reflection on Tanzania's participation at COP 29 in Baku, Azerbaijan, and facilitated engagement among stakeholders to prepare Tanzania’s position for COP 30. A national position paper will be developed as part of this process.

Thanks to the participation of various stakeholders, and the support of the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office ( ) and the Swiss Embassy in Tanzania



The Vice President's Office of the United Republic of Tanzania, in collaboration with Climate Action Network Tanzania (....
06/10/2025

The Vice President's Office of the United Republic of Tanzania, in collaboration with Climate Action Network Tanzania (.tanzania) and the Oxford Policy Management Institute, is hosting a two-day National Technical Working Session in preparation for .

This session with the theme: "Advancing Tanzania's Vision 2050: Inclusive Climate Action for Resilience and a Sustainable Future" is crucial for shaping the national agenda ahead of the COP30 negotiations in Belem, Brazil.

Our goal is to ensure an inclusive process that involves government institutions, civil society organizations (CSOs), youth, children, and academic and research institutions, thereby strengthening Tanzania's national stance in the COP30 discussions.

This session is supported by the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office ( ) and the Swiss Embassy in Tanzania

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Hi, it's your friend Enzo! 💁🏽‍♂️ Today, I want us to discuss the third pillar of the Tanzania Development Vision 2050, a...
22/09/2025

Hi, it's your friend Enzo! 💁🏽‍♂️

Today, I want us to discuss the third pillar of the Tanzania Development Vision 2050, also known as "Dira 2050," which was launched in July 2025.

As Tanzania works towards building green and resilient communities, we must collaborate on the sustainable management of our natural resources for both present and future generations.

CAN Tanzania invites interested and qualified consultants to apply for the task of conducting the "Organisational Capaci...
15/09/2025

CAN Tanzania invites interested and qualified consultants to apply for the task of conducting the "Organisational Capacity Assessment/Rapid Organisation Capacity Assessment" in line with its Five Year Strategic Plan and its envisioning growth pathways.

The consultant will assess the organisation's capacity and its operational procedures in the Tanzania Mainland (HQ) and Zanzibar (sub office)

The deadline for the application: Saturday, 20th September 2025

For more details, visit: https://cantz.or.tz/careers/22

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