In Tanzania, men and women face the same climate crisis but see different paths forward

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Kasi Insight’s Sustainability Tracker examines the shifting landscape of environmental awareness across Africa, focusing on how climate change is experienced and how it shapes everyday decisions and public engagement. In Tanzania, the data highlights a clear gender distinction in how men and women take personal responsibility for climate action.

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