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Tanzania: 'Allocate More Funds for Climate Change, Organic Agriculture'

Published on: Sunday 10 April 2022

THE government has been advised to inject allocate more budget to finance initiatives for addressing effects of climate change and improving performance of organic agriculture in the country.

News source: https://allafrica.com/stories/202204110289.html

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Tanzania: 'Allocate More Funds for Climate Change, Organic Agriculture'