The vision of the National Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan is a Zimbabwe with resilient ecosystems and biodiversity values for social, political and economic development. The mission of the strategy is to utilize traditional knowledge, research, technology, innovations and best practices to protect the environment, conserve and sustainably use biodiversity and ecosystems to benefit present and future generations.

An Act to provide for the sustainable management natural resources and protection of the environment; the prevention of pollution and environmental degradation; the preparation of a National Environmental Plan and other plans for the management and protection of the environment; the establishment of an Environmental Management Agency and an Environment Fund; to amend references to intensive conservation areas and committees and associated matters in various Acts; to repeal the Natural Resources Act [Chapter 20:13], the Atmospheric Pollution Prevention Act [Chapter 20:03], the Hazardous Substances and Articles Act [Chapter 15:05] and the Noxious Weeds Act [Chapter 19:07]; and to provide for matters connected with or incidental to the foregoing.

This is a Nationally Determined Contribution (INDC) to the United Nations Framework Convention by the government of Zimbabwe on Climate Change (UNFCCC).

The National Climate Change Response Strategy provides a framework for a comprehensive and strategic approach on aspects of adaptation, mitigation, technology, financing, public education and awareness. It aims to inform government on how to strengthen the climate and disaster risk management policies.

The mission of the strategy is to utilize traditional knowledge, research, technology, innovations and best practices to protect the environment, conserve and sustainably use biodiversity and ecosystems to benefit present and future generations.

The ojectives of these guidelines are to raise awareness on sustainable consumption in Tanzania; to influence behavioural change that will help curb unsustainable consumption; and to guide consumers to make informed decision that will help foster sustainable consumption in Tanzania.

These guidelines are for national cleanliness and is written in the local language.

These regulations specifies the fees and charges for environmental impact assessment of different sectors in Tanzania.

This policy highlights the framework for environmental management and decision making in Tanzania. The policy outlines sectoral and cross-sectoral policies for environmental management in Tanzania as well as the policy instrument and institutional arrangement for sustainable environmental management in Tanzania.

These regulations applies to the establishment of the Environmental Experts Advisory Committee; the registration of environmental experts; practicing of environmental experts; code of conducts for environmental experts; and other general provisions.

These regulations are for the protection of public health and the environment from the adverse effects of plastic bags. The regulations details the prohibition of plastic bags, exemptions, compliance and enforcement and other related provisions.

The goal of this policy is to bridge the gender gap by integrating gender considerations in the activities and oeprations of the National Environmental Management Council.

This Act is an amendement to several written laws in Tanzania such as the Civil Aviation Act; the Environmental Management Act; the Higher Education Students’ Loans Board Act; Public Service Act; Transport Licensing Act; and the Surface and Marine Transport Regulatory Act.

This document specifies the regulations for hazardous waste management; handling and movement of hazardous waste; healthcare waste; chemical and radioactive waste; complaince and enforcement and other general provisions.

These regulations list out the fees and charges for environmental impact assessment for different sectors in Tanzania.

These regulations on noise and vibration pollution of the environment specifies the permissible noise and vibration levels; controls for noise mitigation; noise and excessive vibration mapping; compliance and enforcement; and other general provisions.

These regulations are to ensure compliance and enforcement on manufacturing, importation and use of plastic sachets for packaging distilled and other alcoholic beverages in Tanzania.