IRINGA, Oct. 22 -- ABOUT 450,000 farmers in Iringa Region are expected to benefit from carbon trading opportunities under a project implemented by community-based organisation Karagwe Development and Relief Services (KADERES), aimed at increasing household incomes and supporting regional economic growth.

Iringa Regional Commissioner Kheri James said yesterday during the launch of the initiative that it would help farmers improve their livelihoods while contributing to environmental conservation.

“The project will cover Mufindi, Kilolo and Iringa district councils, providing farmers with opportunities to participate in carbon trading and potentially earn additional income from environmental conservation activities,” he said....