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.
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Tanzania’s ten-year National Adaptation Plan sets out 36 programmes across 18 sectors, with implementation costs estimated at US$37 billion.
Data includedWMO says wildfire activity pushed PM2.5 above long-term averages in northern Canada, parts of Russia and west-central Africa in 2025.
Data includedWMO’s 16 September bulletin says the 2025 ozone hole ranked fourth to fifth smallest since severe depletion patterns were observed in 1992.
Data includedWMO’s annual global water report says river discharge in 2025 was among the lowest in more than 35 years.
Data includedThe package directs £330 million to the Global Environment Facility and £1 million to the UN Climate Security Mechanism.
Data includedNew and upgraded heat networks are expected to serve more than 750,000 homes, according to the government.
Data includedThe second 2026 Sustainable Farming Incentive application window offers support to farmers in return for environmental actions.
Data includedGreat British Energy’s first funding round will support renewable power projects led by local authorities and community groups.
Data includedA heat-resilience roadmap, a nature-based cooling challenge and the first Cool Leaders awards were announced at an assembly in Singapore.
Data includedA new assistance package aims to help at-risk communities prepare before drought, flood and food-supply shocks.
Data includedLondon plans to invest in the Tropical Forests Forever Facility as a loan, subject to due diligence and final governance arrangements.
Data includedProvisional Met Office data put the UK’s September 2026 mean temperature at 14.6°C, with marked regional differences in rainfall.
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