WWF Tanzania is implementing a forest landscape restoration project that aima at contributing to livelihoods and conservation through an improved policy framework and strengthens the political participation of civil society actors for forest landscape restoration in the AFR 100 process
  
                                                             

By 2024, in Tanzania a national strategy and policy framework is in place or improved (e.g. including functional benefit sharing and participative resource management mechanisms for local communities and ensures fair access to forest land and resources). Key policies to be addressed/ improved: AFR100 FLR action Plan/ Strategy, Tanzania charcoal Policy, Access to Benefit Sharing (ABS) Legislation and National Forest Stewardship Standard

By 2024, 40,000 ha of coastal forests and Miombo woodlands are restored/ under restoration through preventing wildfires and illegal clearings, implementation of sustainable management and enrichment planting /afforestation

By 2024, 100 ha of small holder farmers have been rehabilitated through conservation agriculture and improved value chains for Sesame and other relevant crops such as sunflower and maize

By 2024, improved exchange between partners enable scaling of project’s good practices – including incorporation of social safeguards –  on national and international level