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Soils for the Future Tanzania

Improving soil is a solution for conservation, community and climate challenges

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Our Vision  

At Soils for the Future Tanzania (SftFTZ), our vision is to restore Tanzania’s degraded grasslands and savanna ecosystems to benefit nature and people – particularly those who depend directly on the land. By working with pastoral communities, we enhance grazing and fire management practices to increase soil carbon storage, a crucial step in strengthening climate resilience. This stored carbon is used to create carbon credits that can be sold to support these management activities, creating a sustainable funding model that supports land restoration and local livelihoods.

Partnering with Pastoralists for a Sustainable Future

Pastoralists play a vital role in managing and restoring their lands. Our approach reinforces traditional pastoral practices, ensuring that grazing remains a sustainable, resilient and hopefully primary livelihood. By collaborating with SftFTZ, pastoral communities increase soil carbon, which is converted into carbon credits—providing long-term financial support for cultural and ecological sustainability.

News and Updates

June 2024 - Carbon project underway in Tanzania with Soils for the Future Tanzania

Five villages have qualified for a soil carbon credit project after signing Memorandums of Understanding that will take place over 40 years and cover 2.4 hectares of rangeland in Longido and Monduli districts; areas capable of harvesting 1.9 million tonnes of carbon, producing carbon credits worth over $12.7 million per year.  Learn more.

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