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Organization Name:	Please include the full organisation name and if this organisation uses an acronym please include it in round brackets at the end e.g. Climate Justice - Just Transition Donor Collaborative (CJ-JT)
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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 WasteAgroecologíaSensibilizaciónJusticia medioambientalIgualdad de géneroSaludDerechos humanosDerechos de los indígenasInclusiónUtilización del sueloMejora de los medios de subsistenciaGestion de recursos naturalesJusticia socialDerechos de la mujerempoderamiento juvenilliderazgo juvenil Please select all that apply
Description of Organization Please include a summary of this organisation and the climate justice / just transition work it does	The Green Science Organization (GSO) is a Non Profit Non-Goverment Organization dedicated to environmental sustainability and the promotion of communal resilience against climate change. Our mission is to mobilize and empower individuals, particularly youth, to create sustainable solutions for a greener and more resilient future. At GSO, we believe in the power of community-based initiatives to drive positive change. One of our key programs is the Arusha Green Movement, a comprehensive campaign that encompasses greening campaigns, clean-up drives, and the provision of environmental education. Through this initiative, we aim to raise awareness about environmental issues and promote sustainable practices in Arusha and surrounding communities. The greening campaign under the Arusha Green Movement focuses on planting trees and restoring green spaces in urban areas. By increasing the green cover, we aim to mitigate the effects of climate change, improve air quality, and enhance the overall well-being of the community. We collaborate with local authorities, schools, and community organizations to organize tree planting events and engage volunteers in this important endeavor. In addition to the greening campaign, our organization actively participates in clean-up drives to combat pollution and preserve natural resources. We organize regular clean-up activities in local parks, water bodies, and public spaces, involving community members, schools, and volunteers. By fostering a sense of responsibility and collective action, we strive to create a cleaner and healthier environment for all. Education plays a vital role in building sustainable communities, which is why GSO places great emphasis on providing environmental education. Through workshops, seminars, and awareness campaigns, we educate community members, especially youth, about sustainable practices, climate change, and the importance of preserving natural resources. We believe that by equipping individuals with knowledge and skills, we can inspire them to become active agents of change and contribute to a sustainable future. GSO also focuses on mobilizing youth efforts and empowering young leaders to develop innovative and sustainable solutions to address climate change. We provide mentorship, training, and networking opportunities to young individuals passionate about environmental sustainability. By nurturing their talents and ideas, we aim to create a generation of change-makers who will drive sustainable development and resilience in their communities. The Green Science Organization is committed to environmental sustainability, communal resilience against climate change, and community-based natural resource management. Through initiatives like the Arusha Green Movement, we engage in greening campaigns, clean-up drives, and environmental education to create a greener, cleaner, and more sustainable future. By mobilizing youth efforts and fostering innovation, we strive to empower individuals to become agents of positive change in the face of climate challenges.

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