Climate Justice • Tanzania

Building a climate-resilient Tanzania through equity, inclusion & collective action.

The Climate Justice Forum of Tanzania (CJFT) is a national multi-stakeholder platform connecting policy, research and lived experience to advance locally grounded climate action.

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About CJFT

A national multi-stakeholder platform for equitable, inclusive and locally grounded climate action.

History

CJFT was established in response to Tanzania's growing need for dialogue, evidence, partnership and collective climate action.

Vision

A more resilient, inclusive and climate-just Tanzania where communities help shape climate solutions.

Mission

Strengthen inclusive dialogue and collective action, with attention to vulnerable communities, women and youth.

2026 Theme

“Building a Climate-Resilient Tanzania through Equity, Inclusion and Collective Action.”

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76Participants at CJFT 2026

2026National forum edition

5Strategic outcome areas

∞Potential for collective action

Looking Ahead

From commitments to measurable action.

The 2026 forum identified practical priorities for continued collaboration and follow-up.

Priority actions

01Implement the Climate Justice Declaration and forum commitments.

02Operationalize collaboration under the MOU.

03Strengthen community-led, women-led and youth-led climate solutions.

04Improve access to climate finance and technical support.

05Strengthen research, knowledge sharing and stakeholder coordination.

06Monitor progress and institutionalize future CJFT forums.

Why this matters

Climate change affects agriculture, food security, water, livelihoods, infrastructure and community wellbeing. CJFT places equity, participation, representation, resource access and accountability alongside environmental sustainability.

Goal: move beyond identifying challenges towards practical, measurable and time-bound climate action.

The Future of CJFT

A stronger national platform for climate justice.

Future CJFT engagements can build on the lessons of 2026 while giving more space to communities, research, networking and practical solutions.

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Community-led solutions

Support and document locally led climate solutions, innovations and sustainable livelihoods.

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Women & youth leadership

Increase meaningful participation and leadership of women, youth and climate-affected communities.

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Research & evidence

Strengthen collaboration with academic and research institutions to inform climate policy and programming.

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Partnerships & finance

Expand partnerships that improve access to climate finance, technical support and resources.

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Accountability

Track commitments, report progress and review priorities before subsequent CJFT forums.

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Future forums

Consider longer forums and stronger media, documentation, exhibitions and practical demonstrations.

Our Partners

Collaboration is the foundation.

The 2026 report recognizes a diverse network supporting dialogue and collective climate action.

Thubutu Africa Initiatives (TAI)Global Fund for Community Foundations (GFCF)Core for Equality and Development (COED)Agri Youth InitiativesSUBEHUDEYouth Association for Water & Environment (YAWE)Mtu na MtiSibu Digital BrandingGAETTanzania Education Initiative (TEI)IDN AfricaMAMA AfricaCONAMET

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