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LEAT is premier environmental management and protection organization in Tanzania.

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LEAT carries out and policy research, advocacy, and public interest litigations.

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REDD Pilot Project Report

Review of the REDD’s institutional framework in the Pugu and Kazimzumbwi Forest Reserves.
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Latest News

Wednesday, July 19, 2017|Views (89)|CEGO-NRM

LOCALS TAKE ACTION TO END DESTRUCTIVE MINING IN THEIR COMMUNITY
Wednesday, July 12, 2017|Views (156)|CEGO-NRM

MHE.FESTO MGINA AISHUKURU LEAT KWA JITIHADA ZA UTOAJI WA ELIMU YA UTAWALA BORA
Thursday, May 25, 2017|Views (455)|News

Tamko la LEAT juu ya Ripoti ya Kamati Maalum ya Rais kuhusu Mchanganyiko wa Madini katika Makontena.
Monday, May 22, 2017|Views (363)|News

International Day for biological biodiversity:

22 May 2017 is International day for biodiversity and this year’s theme is tourism. The UN Convention on biodiversity (CBD) is using this opportunity to promote the value of tourism in significantly reducing threats to, and maintaining or increasing key wildlife populations...
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Featured Stories

Citizens Engaging in Government Oversight in Natural Resources Management (CEGO-NRM)

Thursday, August 6, 2015|Views (5568)
With the funding support from USAID/Tanzania, LEAT, through CEGO-NRM project, is providing training and building capacity in areas of natural resources management, governance and social accountability monitoring (SAM) to ordinary citizens in Iringa Rural and Mufindi districts at the district and ward level (involving district natural resources committees, village environmental and natural resources committees, village land use management committees, village land councils and selected...
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REDD PILOT PROJECT REPORT

Monday, April 28, 2014|Views (5858)
This Study aims at undertaking a comprehensive review of the REDD’s legal and institutional framework in the Pugu and Kazimzumbwi Forest Reserves in Tanzania. A legal component will address legal and institutional related issues based on the findings and recommendations from a detailed legal and institutional study to examine issues surrounding governance structure in the management of Pugu and Kazimzumbwi forests. This component is being implemented by LEAT. This study was conducted at the...
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