National Environmental Policy 2021
Category: Executive
Document Type: Policy
Role: Previous Version
Tanzania's National Environmental Policy establishes a national framework for coordinated environmental management to improve welfare for present and future generations, addressing issues like land degradation, water, biodiversity, forests, pollution, climate change, and biotechnology.
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THE UNITED REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY VICE PRESIDENT'S OFFICE DAR ES SALAAM DECEMBER 1997 CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Table of Contents Page 1 1 - - CHAPTER TWO THE STATE OF THE ENVIRONMENT CHAPTER THREE 6 6 9 OVERALL POLICY OBJECTIVES 9 SECTORAL AND CROSS-SECTORAL POLICIES 10 Cross-sectoral Policies 10 Addressing Poverty 10 Demographic dynamics 11 Land tenure 12 Technology 13 Biodiversity 13 Public Participation and Education 14 Private Sector and NGOs 16 The Enhanced Role of Women 17 Sectoral Policies 18 Agriculture Livestock 18 19 Water and Sanitation 20
Tags: Gender, Agriculture, Investment, Land Use, Water Management, Development, Biodiversity, Climate Change, Environmental Degradation, Air Pollution, Redd+ And Lulucf, Technology, Energy Supply, Future Generations, Lulucf, Oceans, Institutions / Administrative Arrangements, Mitigation, Wetlands, Equity, Rivers, Natural Resources, Water, Funding, Adaptation, Adaptation Planning, Energy Demand, Deforestation, Environmental Impact Assessment, Regulation, Transport, Intergenerational, Governance, Climate Change Risks, Policy
Sector: Energy;Industry;LULUCF;Transport;Water