Local communities and grassroots organisations in Tanzania continue to face significant barriers in accessing environmental and climate finance despite the availability of global funding...
By
Halili Letea
Data Analyst
Mwananchi Communications Ltd
Samarkand. Local communities and grassroots organisations in Tanzania continue to face significant barriers in accessing environmental and climate finance despite the availability of global funding opportunities, a leading Tanzanian environmental advocate has said.
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