Outreach materials
newsletters, brochures.
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LTA Newsletter for Jan-June 2011
- In order to safeguard the lake Tanganyika and its natural resources, the LTA NEWSLETTER, Newsletter of Lake Tanganyika Authority (LTA), is an innovative inclusive approach to lead the relations between the state and non state stakeholders as well as getting informed on the capacity of local stakeholders. To effectively manage and protect the natural resources in the areas of the Basin of Lake Tanganyika, the quality of information is now available for management interventions. If you would like to submit an article for the next issue of LTA Newsletter please contact: AlainG@unops.org
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LTA Brochure
- The Lake Tanganyika environment faces multiple challenges, resulting from the activities of rapidly expanding human populations in the riparian countries.
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LTA Banner
- banner
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Project Leaflet LTA
- Regional Activities for Protection of the Lake Tanganyika Basin
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Project Leaflet PCU
- Regional Actions for Protection of Biodiversity and Sustainable Management of Natural Resources in the Lake Basin
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Project Leaflet PMU BDI
- Burundi Component – Pollution Control Through Improved Wastewater Management
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Project Leaflet PMU DRC
- DRC Component – Sustainable Catchment Management Activities in the Uvira Region
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Project Leaflet PMU TZA
- Tanzania Component – Sustainable Catchment Management and Capacity Building for Pollution Control
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Project Leaflet PMU ZAM
- Zambia Component – Sustainable Catchment Management
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DRC PMU Outreach document deforestation 2011
- In French
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DRC Component Newsletter-Jan to March 2011
- In French
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Lake Tanganyika Best Practices and Challenges
- Presented by Simbotwe Mwyia, Acting Regional Project Coordinator.
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Tanzania(PMU) Achievements, Best Practices and Challenges
- The UNDP/GEF funded project on Partnership Interventions for the Implementation of the SAP for the Lake Tanganyika in Tanzania
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Zambia(PMU) Achievements, Best Practices and Challenges
- Presentation
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Burundi(PMU) Achievements, Best Practices and Challenges
- Presentation by Celeus Ngowenubusa
