24/11/2025
For the past two intense weeks at in Brazil, CAN Tanzania joined the Tanzania delegation and the global civil society to push for stronger, fairer climate commitments. A number of negotiation outcomes stood out, but our fight for climate justice is far from over.
We welcome the operationalization of the Loss and Damage Fund, which is a victory for frontline nations like Tanzania, yet the initial $250 million pledge is a mere drop in the ocean compared to the escalating costs of the climate crisis facing the developing countries.
The focus on just energy transition, health, and early warning systems is on the right track, but these are incremental steps when giant leaps are required.
The outcomes from Brazil are not an endpoint; they are the bare minimum. For our communities facing intensifying climate impacts, promises must transform into substantial, accessible finance.
The work intensifies now. We will channel the global calls for tripling renewable energy and scaling up nature-based solutions into unstoppable action on the ground in Tanzania.
As we look ahead, the pressure must build. The next battlegrounds are , to be hosted by Turkey with Australia leading negotiations, and in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. We will be there, amplifying the voices of Tanzanians and demanding that leaders move beyond promises.
Join us in holding them accountable for real commitments and just climate action.
