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IHEMI WATAKIWA KUFANYA ULINZI SHIRIKISHI VYANZO VYA MAJI

IRINGA: Serikali ya Kijiji cha Ihemi imetakiwa kufanya ulinzi shirikishi kulinda chanzo cha maji cha Ihemi ili kiendelee kutiririsha maji muda wote. Agizo hilo lilitolewa na Mwenyekiti wa kikosi kazi namba tatu cha kunusuru ikolojia ya bonde la mto Ruaha mkuu ili liweze kurudi katika hali yake ya kawaida ambaye pia ni Katibu Tawala Mkoa wa Iringa, Wamoja Ayubu jana katika kijiji cha Ihemi kilichopo katika kata ya Ifunda wilayani Iringa. Ayubu alisema “serikali ya kijiji cha Ihemi inawajibu wa kulinda chanzo cha maji hiki cha Ihemi. Tena ulinzi huu lazima uwe shirikishi ukihusisha wanufaika wote, hasa wakulima na wafugaji”. Aliongeza kuwa mifugo imekuwa ikilishwa katika chanzo hicho cha maji na kupiga marufuku utaratibu huo wa kulisha mifugo katika chanzo hicho. Aidha, aliitaka Halmashauri ya wilaya ya Iringa kutoa ushauri wa kitaalamu katika kutatua changamoto za kiuhifadhi kwa vijiji vyote vinavyozunguka vyanzo vya maji wilayani humo. “Halmashauri ya wilaya ya Iringa nyie...

Government Involves The Community In The Ecological Restoration Of The GRRC

The government has decided to involve the community in the ecological restoration of the Great Ruaha River Catchment (GRRC) to continue to benefit people and livestock. The statement was made by a member of the task force of restoration ecology in the catchment of the Great Ruaha river, Abbas Kandoro as he was explaining the purpose of the task force set up by Vice President of the United Republic of Tanzania, Samia Suluhu Hassan to members of the community and water users association Lyandembela small river valley in the small town of Ifunda in Iringa district, Iringa Region yesterday. Kandoro said the government has seen to engage citizens in the restoration of ecology in the great Ruaha river valley.  “This participation aims to get your opinion to determine measures to restore the situation in the Ruaha river to the benefit of all those who benefit from this river, adding that the location of a small river valley of Lyandembela has a significant contribution...

DO CITIZENS ACTIVELY INVOLVED IN NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT?

Washiriki wa mafunzo ya mradi wa 'Ushiriki wa Wananchi katika Usimamizi wa Maliasili' kijiji cha Ifwagi- Mufindi mkoani Iringa. By Friday Simbaya, Iringa Natural resources are natural resources such as forests, wildlife, soil, minerals, rivers, natural gas, coal, lakes and seas. Natural resources are important resources for any nation due to its important role in the development of social, economic, cultural and environmental.  Natural resources belong to the country managed by the government through his ministry. Because natural resources belong to the citizens so they are obliged to manage and protect them for the benefit of present and future generations. In this article we will focus on forest and wildlife resources to see how citizens participate in the management of these resources. Tanzania is among the few countries in the world to be blessed with forest and wildlife resources that are essential for the welfare of the economy, environmental prote...