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Country / Location:	TANZANIA Please include the country this organisation is based in.
Current Focus / Themes of Work:	AccessibilityAccountabilityAcid Mine DrainageActivismAdaptationAdvisoryAdvocacyAgrarian ReformAgribusinessAgricultureAgrifood systemsAgro fuelsAgrobiodiversityAgrocultureAgroecologyAgrofarmingAgroforestryAidAIDSAirAlliance buildingAnimal welfareAquacultureAquatic reformArts and CultureAsylum seekersAviationAwareness raisingBio fuelBiocentrismBiodiversityBiomassBiorightsBiosecurityCampaigningCapacity buildingChemicalsChild empowermentChild protectionChild rightsCitiesCivil rightsClimate actionClimate changeClimate FinanceClimate justiceCoalCoastal protectionCoastsCommunicationCommunity empowermentCommunity engagementCommunity leadershipCommunity mobilisationCompostConflict resolutionConservationConsultancyConsumptionConversationCorporate accountabilityCorruptionCOVID-19CriminalizationCrop productionCybersecurityDamsDebtDecolonizationDemocracyDigital rightsDisability rightsDisaster response and preparationDisaster Risk ManagementDisaster Risk ReductionDiscriminationDisplacementDissemination of informationDiversityDocumentaryDocumentationDroughtEarthquakesEcofeminismEcologyEconomic justiceEcosystemsEcotourismEducationEmergency reliefEmergency responseEmissionsEmploymentEndangered speciesEnergyEntrepreneurshipEnvironmental educationEnvironmental justiceEnvironmental protectionEnvironmental rightsEquityEvaluationExploitationExtractivesExtractivismFair tradeFarmers' rightsFarmingFeminismFilmFisherfolk rightsFisheriesFoodFood securityFood sovereigntyForestryForestsFossil fuelsFrackingFreshwaterFundingGasGender based violenceGender equalityGenomicsGirl empowermentGirl's rightsGlaciersGovernanceGrantsHabitat protectionHarvestryHazardsHealthHIVHousingHuman rightsHuman rights violationsHumanitarian responseHygieneIceInclusionIndigenous knowledge and traditionsIndigenous rightsIndustryInfrastructureIntergenerational justiceInvestmentJournalismJust TransitionKnowledge sharingLabour rightsLand grabbingLand useLandfillLawLeadershipLegal supportLegislationLGBTIQ+LGBTIQ+ rightsLitigationLivelihood improvementLivestockLobbyingLoggingLoss and DamageMangrovesMarine protectionMarketsMaternal and Child HealthMediaMenstruationMental healthMentoringMeteorologyMigrant justiceMigrant rightsMigrationMilitarisationMiningMitigationMonitoringMovement buildingNatural Resource ManagementNatural resource protectionNegotiationsNet ZeroNetworkingNuclear EnergyNutritionOceansOilPastorialismPeacebuildingPeasant rightsPeat SwampPeatlandPermaculturePesticidesPharmaceuticalsPhilanthropyPipelinesPlasticPlastic PollutionPlasticsPolicyPolitical rightsPollutionPovertyPress freedomPublicationQuarriesRacial justiceRainforestsRangelandsRecyclingReforestationRefugee rightsRehabilitationReligionRenewablesReportingResearchResilience buildingRiversRule of lawRural developmentSafeguardingSafetySanitationScienceSeasSecuritySeedsSexual harrassmentSexual health and reproductive rightsShelterSkill buildingSocial justiceSocioeconomic developmentSoilSolidarityStewardshipStorytellingSuperfundSustainabilitySustainable developmentTechnologyTerritorial managementToxinsTradeTraffickingTrainingTransparencyTransportUnemploymentUnion rightsUrbanismVolunteeringWasteWaterWatershedsWellbeingWetlandsWildlifeWomenWomen empowermentWomen leadershipWomen's rightsWorkers' rightsYouthYouth empowermentYouth engagementYouth leadershipYouth rightsZero Waste Please select all that apply
Description of Organization Please include a summary of this organisation and the climate justice / just transition work it does	"Changing climate patterns and rising global temperatures are perhaps the most pressing of all the problems facing the planet. Melting glaciers, higher sea levels, coastal erosion, shortage rainfall, extreme weather, heat waves, infectious disease and disrupted agricultural patterns are all triggered by climate change. And that's why, GO PLANT TANZANIA aims to promote public awareness and concern of conservation by playing a proactive role in educating the public hoping that they will have better understanding and acceptance of protecting the nature. GO PLANT TANZANIA also plans to train and develop more ambassadors and environmental awareness trainers. MAIN OBJECTIVES 1:To enhencing plan and organizing programmes and projects for greening our Mother Earth. 2:To aid in promoting and organizing, discussions, debates, exhibitions, shows and tours about environmental awareness. 3:To empowering the establish the environmental museums and parks in collaboration with local bodies such as Local Governments. 4:To collaborate, affiliate, federate and cooperate with other partners for raising awareness and implementing the projects. 5:To promote the publishing of books, monographs, magazines and encyclopedias on greening and related fields. OUR MISSION To provide awareness to the community and building the better tomorrow. OUR VISION To be the centre of references in Tanzania, on ENVIROMENTAL related matters."

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