Tanzania, June 24 -- Dar es Salaam. Women in Dar es Salaam have underscored the importance of climate change education, saying it is helping them turn environmental challenges into economic opportunities while strengthening their resilience against the growing impacts of climate change.

For years, Veronica Julius, a resident of Kivule in Ilala District, struggled with unpredictable weather patterns that disrupted her farming activities. Heavy rains frequently flooded her fields, while prolonged dry spells caused crops to wither in the sandy soil.

However, she says climate and environmental education has transformed her outlook and provided practical solutions to adapt to changing conditions.

Speaking during a stakeholders' workshop org...