Tanzania's Vice President's Office has ordered the National Carbon Monitoring Centre (NCMC) to publicize its new carbon trading registration system. The directive aims to help citizens and stakeholders understand how to participate in the country's carbon market. Officials also called for better digital platforms and closer coordination with the Vice President's Office. The system is intended to measure, monitor, and register carbon projects across Tanzania. NCMC acting director Deo Shirima noted significant progress but flagged a shortage of personnel as a major constraint. The government pledged to improve staffing and funding. This move signals Tanzania's intent to build a functioning carbon market. The success will depend on how transparently the registry operates and whether it can handle the volume of projects. Public awareness is only the first step.
