In Arusha urban, northern Tanzania, groundwater contributes about 80% of the water supply. However, elevated fluoride levels and evidence of anthropogenic pollution have been reported in the groundwater around Mount Meru which is a water source for Arusha urban. This study aims at understanding the recharge areas and flow pathways of groundwater in what has been a poorly monitored area.
In the Tarangire-Manyara ecosystem, extreme weather variations, exacerbated by climate change. Implemented by CARE Tanzania across Kiteto and Simanjiro districts, it focuses on Ecosystem-based Adaptation (EbA) to mitigate water scarcity, drought, and land-use conflicts among pastoralists and farmers. this multi-million dollar project targets severe land degradation, sediment buildup, and the impacts of erratic weather on Lake Babati.
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Several major climate and environmental initiatives are active in the Kilimanjaro region, focusing on glacial melt, water security, and deforestation. Key projects include the UNESCO-FAO Kilimanjaro Water Tower Project, The Kilimanjaro Project, and continuous mountain climate tracking by GEO Mountains Climate Tracking on the long-term scientific monitoring of Mount Kilimanjaro’s climate.
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The Moshi climatic initiatives encompass multiple parallel sustainable development projects designed to mitigate urban heat, manage water resources, and restore the ecosystem on the slopes of Mount Kilimanjaro.Because "Moshi climatic project" can refer to a few closely linked environmental efforts in this municipality,
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The Ngorongoro Conservation Area Authority oversees climate change adaptation,focusing on a large-scale planting program. To offset carbon emissions and reduce pressure on the Northern Highland Forest Reserve, the NCAA has planted over 2.6 million trees across bordering districts including Karatu and Arumeru.
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The Marangu area (located at roughly 2000 m elevation) serves as a primary access point for Mount Kilimanjaro and features distinct climatic projects and microclimate characteristics. Marangu features a humid, temperate mountain climate. Daytime temperatures generally range from 22°C to 28°C (72°F to 82°F).
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