Tanzania adaptation plan covers 36 programmes across 18 sectors
Tanzania’s ten-year National Adaptation Plan sets out 36 programmes across 18 sectors, with implementation costs estimated at US$37 billion.
Event / data period: 2026-01
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According to UNFCCC’s 29 September article, Tanzania submitted its ten-year National Adaptation Plan, covering the mainland and Zanzibar, to the secretariat in January 2026. The plan includes 36 programmes across 18 sectors; ministries are preparing more detailed vulnerability assessments for coastal and marine areas, health and water.
Implementation costs are estimated at US$37 billion. UNFCCC reported that weather-related risks cause at least US$200 million in annual crop losses in agriculture. These figures comprise the plan’s cost estimate and the agency’s reported annual-loss estimate; the full funding has not been secured.
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- Estimated implementation cost of the National Adaptation Plan
- 37 billion US dollars
- 2026 · Estimate
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- Climate changeSuggested
- Subject suggested from the title or summary: adaptation planunfccc.int ↗