Titlebook: Climate Change and Coastal Resources in Tanzania; Studies on Socio-Eco Pius Zebhe Yanda,Ian Bryceson,Claude Gasper Mung‘o Book 2019 Springe

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Ecological Impact of Thermal Stress in Reefs of Zanzibar Following the 2016 Elevated Higher Sea Surfl reefs in response to the 2016 and future bleaching events. The study was conducted in Misali, Bawe, Chumbe, and Mnemba reefs in Zanzibar. Misali reef is located in Pemba Island, whereas the remaining three reefs are located in Unguja Island. The composition of the benthic cover within plots was as

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Coastal Communities’ Perceptions on Climate Change Impacts and Implications for Adaptation Strategieing on how vulnerability and livelihoods are constructed among coastal communities, with particular focus on Mtwara communities along the southern coast of Mtwara Region, Tanzania. This study aimed at identifying pathways to reduce vulnerability and enhance resilience of livelihoods of the concerned

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2352-0698 cisions.Applies a holistic approach to understanding human-nThis volume synthesizes research from a five year program supported by the Norwegian Agency for Development to assess how coastal communities in Tanzania can adapt to climate change impacts such as sea level rise, and better assert their ri

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Rethinking the Nature of Fascismnservation narratives and to development aid by rich countries promoting climate measures in poor countries to try to absolve their carbon emissions revealed the ways in which such vested interests attempted “to misuse their money, power, and influence.”

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Rethinking the Nature of Fascismmmunities of Zanzibar, Pemba, and Mafia. This last chapter of the monograph summarizes the findings of the case study assessments, draws the main conclusions from them, and identifies the best adaptation strategies that utilize available assets, improve adaptive capacity, and reduce socioeconomic vulnerability (Metcalf et al. 2015).