Measuring what matters — the ecosystems restored, livelihoods secured, and communities empowered through TAMCO's work across Tanzania.
Every number represents real people, real trees, and real change across Tanzania’s landscapes and coastlines.
Each program contributes to TAMCO’s overall conservation goals in Kilwa District and beyond.
Real outcomes from communities TAMCO works with across Tanzania.
Over 486,509 mangrove seedlings have been planted along the Kilwa coast, restoring 288.8 hectares of critical habitat that protects fishing communities from coastal erosion and supports marine biodiversity.
Community members trained through TAMCO’s agroforestry program are now earning sustainable income from beekeeping, fruit trees, and other forest products — reducing pressure on natural forests.
Female farmers trained on drought-resilient crops including sunflower are now producing reliable harvests despite changing rainfall patterns, securing food and income for their families.
By engaging schools and youth associations in tree planting campaigns, TAMCO has created the next generation of environmental stewards in Kilwa District and beyond.