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The PACE project was started to help organisations in Africa gain benefits from the ideas and experiences of people working in other areas. Where is Tanzania?

Where is Tanzania?

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The PACE project was started to help organisations in Africa gain benefits from the ideas and experiences of people working in other areas. . Where is Tanzania?. Dar es Salaam. Dar es Salaam The biggest city in Tanzania - Describe what you think it is like… - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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The PACE project was started to help organisations in Africa gain benefits from the ideas and experiences of people working in other areas.

Where is Tanzania?

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Dar es Salaam

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Dar es Salaam The biggest city in Tanzania- Describe what you think it is like…- Find two images of the city on the Internet and discuss whether they confirm or contradict your expectations

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Shinyanga Rural District

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Karibu Shinyanga! Welcome to Shinyanga!

Over 2 million cattle are kept in the region.Almost as many cattle as people!

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SHINYANGA FACTS•Shinyanga Region Population: 2,796,630 (Tanzanian National Census 2002)•Average household size: 6.3•Main tribes: Sukuma, Nyamwezi and Sumbwa•Agriculture: Over 2 million cattle are kept in the region. Crops include maize, cotton and rice.•Other industry: Diamond, Gold mines•Average rainfall: 700mm per year

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An aerial photo of Shinyanga in 1980. The dense f orest and scrub that once covered

the region had almost disappeared.

Trees in Shinyanga

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• Without trees to protect the ground, soil was lost from the land, so there was very little fodder for cattle to eat

• Firewood was so scarce that people had to burn cow dung instead

• Trees help the soil store water. Without trees, springs dried up and water became hard to find.

Why are trees so important?

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People like the Katakwas had to find ways to protect and restore the forest. Now Shinyanga is green again!