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  Introduction Tanzania Wildlife Management Authority (TAWA) under the Ministry of Natural Resources and Tourism is an autonomous public institution that was established by the Wildlife Conservation (The Tanzania Wildlife Management Authority) Establishment Order, 2014. It is responsible for undertaking the administration and sustainable management of wildlife resource and biodiversity conservation outside National Parks and Ngorongoro Conservation Area. This entails managing a total area of 169,553 km2 (79% of the total size of protected areas in the country) comprising of Game Reserves, Game Controlled Areas and open areas. What we do TAWA's mission is to conserve and sustainably utilize wildlife resources in protected areas. For this, TAWA collaborates with local communities and other national and international stakeholders. So present and future generations of Tanzanians as well as the global community can benefit from it. Wildlife development Wildlife utilization Wildlife...

  Wildlife development Wildlife development infers to the undertakings in the protected areas (Game Reserves, Game Controlled Areas and Ramsar Sites) that supports wildlife conservation, wildlife utilization and wildlife protection. The activities include conducting wildlife census, quota setting, fire management and diseases control, wildlife habitat manipulation, airstrips and accommodation construction to support conservation and tourism activities.  What we do Wildlife census Wildlife census is important to know the status of wildlife population whether there is an increase or decrease of population so that remedial measures can be taken.  For example, elephant census was conducted in 2014 to know the extent of elephant poaching in the Selous ecosytem whose tusks are in high demandin Asia.  Census also helps to know the population status of wildlife animals and the number of species in question of which might results in competition of pasture, in this case, cropp...

  Türkiye Scholarships   is a government-funded, competitive scholarship program, awarded to outstanding students and researchers to pursue full-time or short-term program at the top universities in Turkey. Türkiye Scholarships aims to build a network of future leaders committed to strengthening cooperation among countries and mutual understanding among societies. Apart from providing education opportunities at an international caliber as well as a wealth of knowledge and experience, Turkey offers scholarships to international students from all over the world to study in the most prestigious universities in Turkey. Benefits provides  university and department placements  unlike other higher education scholarship programs. covers  tuition fees. allows you to learn the language of the country study with 1-year  Turkish language course. Thus, resources are diversified in your academic research and daily life becomes more pleasurable. provides  accommodati...

  SWISSAID  is a Swiss foundation for development cooperation, working in 9 countries with partner organisations to fight hunger, poverty and inequality. SWISSAID has been active and supporting partner organisations in Tanzania since the 1970s. The current country programme 2019-2024 focusses on the following objectives:  Improved sustainable rural livelihoods of smallholder farmers.  Enhanced transparency and accountability in the extractive sector and increased responsible mining in the ASM sub-sector.  Improved livelihood and leadership for women For further information please see  www.swissaid.ch/en/countries/tanzania   SWISSAID has a Coordination Office in Dar es Salaam and field offices in the regions of Lindi and Mtwara. The current team has 25 staff members plus 5 secondees and interns. The Management Committee, under the lead of the Country Representative, consists of the Senior Programme Officers, Monitoring and Evaluation Officer and the Pro...

Thailand  has decided to suspend its quarantine-free visa programme for vaccinated visitors, in view of the ongoing Omicron variant outbreak. The country has also taken some other measures in regard to this latest outbreak.  The country has decided to put a ban on sale of alcohol at  restaurants  in areas that are at high risk of COVID infections. The virus task force of Thailand has however not included Bangkok, Phuket, and six other tourist destinations from any strict containment measures. In these areas, alcohol will be banned for consumption at restaurants and other commercial places after 9 PM.  Government Spokesman Thanakorn Wangboonkongchana said that overseas visitors, who are holding valid visas for the quarantine waiver, will still be allowed to enter the country. Moreover, those who already have approvals under the government’s Test and Go programme will be allowed to enter the country with their approved length of stay. The government will be monito...