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Tanzania advances carbon trading with new monitoring center

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During the Africa Carbon Markets Forum 2026 in Kigali, the government of Tanzania announced progress in carbon trading. Minister of State Engineer Hamad Yussuf Masauni stated that six projects in Tanzania have reached the stage of generating carbon credits. These efforts are supported by amendments to the Environmental Management Act in 2025, which enabled the establishment of the National Carbon Monitoring Centre (NCMC).

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The NCMC is tasked with overseeing the registration, measurement, and verification of carbon trading outcomes, aiming to ensure transparency and deliver benefits to local communities. Officials called for increased cooperation among governments, investors, and financial institutions to mobilize capital and build a credible carbon market.

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  • TanzaniaThe country where six carbon credit projects are generating credits and where the National Carbon Monitoring Centre was established.

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