Dar es Salaam — When the international forest conservation scheme known as REDD+ first came to Tanzania in 2008, it brought hopes of slowing deforestation and curbing climate change.
But according to a recent report, funding for the programme is drying up, threatening the future of the East African country's efforts to safeguard its forests.
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