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Table 12: NGO REDD pilot projectsNGO’s Location, time and amount CharacteristicsTFCG/MJUMITAKilosa District, Lindi RegionFive yearsUSD 5,914,353Supporting the development of aCommunity Carbon Enterprisehosted within the existingNetwork of TanzanianAfrican Wildlife Foundation(AWF)CARE/HIMAThe Jane Goodall InstituteMpingo Conservation ProjectTaTEDOWildlife Conservation Society(WCS)WWFWildlife Conservation SocietyTanzania (WCST)Kondoa DistrictThree yearsUSD 2,061,794ZanzibarFour yearsUSD 2,012,752Kigoma/RukwaThree yearsUSD 2,759,641Kilwa District, Lindi RegionFour YearsUSD 1,948,123Shinyanga RegionFour yearsUSD 2,012,752Mbeya and Rukwa RegionFour yearsUSD 1,192,000Eastern Arc MountainsThree yearsUSD 2,502,000Mbeya and Sumbawangacommunities engaged in PFM.Integrate REDD with JointForest Management in forestreservesExpansion on CommunityForest Management Areas andstrengthening relevantgovernmental institutions andCSO‟s/local NGO‟s and climatechange capacities.The formation of inter-villageforest conservation CBOs tomanage forest on general landsin support of National REDDaccounting program and subnationalforest carbon projects.Implementing REDD throughPFM approaches andincorporating standards fortimber harvesting.Integrating REDD with privateowned forest resources and theindigenous agro-pastoralistsystem called “ngitili”Applying a PFM approach,together with both JFM andCBFM mechanisms, where theyintend to address elements ofownership and sustainabilitythrough the creation of a fund tofinance the activities.To establish baseline carbonplots with additional habitattypes and vegetation/cover toenable more accurate estimatesof carbon stocks in differentforest types.Not yet startedAdopted from: (Bofin, du Preez et al. 2011; The Government of Norway 2011; TZ - REDD 2011)137