Bringing together stakeholders
to discuss mutually beneficial aspects
REPOA had the opportunity of hosting the Nordic Business Seminar 2022as part of the annual Nordic Week celebrations - bringing together the Nordic business community, policy makers and regulatory agencies to discuss mutually beneficial aspects of investment climate and business environment in Tanzania.
Bringing together stakeholders
to discuss mutually beneficial aspects
REPOA had the opportunity of hosting the Nordic Business Seminar 2022 as part of the annual Nordic Week celebrations - bringing together the Nordic business community, policy makers and regulatory agencies to discuss mutually beneficial aspects of investment climate and business environment in Tanzania.
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Earlier today in Moshi @REPOA led by Director of Strategic Research @JamalMsami conducted training to staff of @EA_Bunge along with EALA Clerk, Alex Lumumba Obatre who is also pictured as speaking (on pink shirt inside a jacket)
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A cross section of local councillors participating at a @REPOA led session on Climate Smart Agriculture here at Karagwe district.
The District Council has committed to inserting climate change issues into their activity plans & budgeting processes.
"We are committed to Climate Smart Agriculture in our district, in Karagwe we do not have recognized minerals, we depend on agriculture. We will spread this great knowledge from REPOA all across vs climate change," says Chairperson of Karagwe District Council, Wallace Mashanda.
3Karagwe District Executive Officer, Michael Nzyungu commends REPOA's Climate Smart Agriculture project at the ongoing capacity building session in the district as most of Karagwe's revenue rests on agriculture, hence committing to protect it against climate change.
2Ongoing group work and presentations involving youth community facilitators and extension officers here in Kagera region ahead of field work demonstrations under the @REPOA led Climate Smart Agriculture project in the region. This is part of the training of trainers' workshop.
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