With around 16 million people relying on coastal resources, the blue economy has been crucial for poverty reduction, food security, and long-term  sustainable development in Tanzania. Tanzania’s blue economy is the sustainable utilization, management, and preservation of its marine and inland water resources which are oceans, lakes, and rivers. With…

Shifting from purely compliance-based, reactive tools to integrated, proactive systems that focus on real-time monitoring, crew survivability, and digital integration is what refers to the perspective on maritime safety equipment. As maritime risks evolve, safety gear is becoming more technologically advanced, designed for both immediate emergency response and long-term accident…

Underwater Radiated Noise (URN) is an emerging environmental concern that affects marine ecosystems, especially in regions with active maritime traffic. In the United Republic of Tanzania, where the Blue Economy is being expanded, including a focus on fisheries, tourism, and shipping, there is an increasing awareness of the potential impact…

Centre for Maritime Safety and Security in Tanzania will officially launching Youth Volunteering Program which will provide numerous platform for youth maritime elite to be competitive by gaining experience, build networks, and make a tangible difference in their maritime field. The upcoming programs will offer training, skills, and experience to…