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Climate action, grounded in science and community.

We help communities across Tanzania understand climate impacts and adopt sustainable practices, through research, education and data.

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Pioneering Food Security Research

Pioneering Food Security Research

In December 2025, our team seized an exciting opportunity to lead and conduct groundbreaking research on food security, with a special focus on ufugaji (livestock rearing) and kilimo (crop farming).

Live

Updated 14:16 EAT · Data: Open-Meteo

  • Dar es Salaam

    30°

    Overcast

    43% chance of rain

  • Dodoma

    32°

    Overcast

    37% chance of rain

  • Arusha

    27°

    Light drizzle

    37% chance of rain

  • Mwanza

    25°

    Light drizzle

    75% chance of rain

  • Mbeya

    24°

    Thunderstorm

    91% chance of rain

  • Zanzibar City

    28°

    Overcast

    91% chance of rain

  • Tanga

    29°

    Overcast

    84% chance of rain

  • Kigoma

    25°

    Drizzle

    99% chance of rain

  • Mtwara

    28°

    Clear sky

    18% chance of rain

  • Morogoro

    32°

    Overcast

    69% chance of rain

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01Our purpose

Science that helps people act.

More about us

Prime Climate Care is a Tanzanian climate organisation. We bring together research, education and sustainable development so that communities can understand climate impacts and act on them.

Vision

A global hub for climate action through research, education and sustainable development.

Mission

To enable societies to understand climate impacts and adopt sustainable practices.

Core values

  • Integrity
  • Data-driven action
  • Resilience
  • Scientific excellence
  • Partnership

02What we do

Eight ways we act on climate.

From the classroom to the forecast model, our work connects knowledge with action.
All services
  1. Climate educationProgrammes and workshops that build understanding of sustainability and environmental stewardship.
  2. Weather modellingPredictive models that forecast the impacts of climate on people and places.
  3. Climate servicesTools and data that support informed decisions.
  4. Research labResearch into weather patterns and the impacts of climate change.
  5. Community engagementLocal projects and awareness campaigns in the communities we serve.
  6. Innovation hubScaling up solutions that cut emissions.
  7. Climate consultancyExpert guidance for putting sustainable practices into action.
  8. Research & publicationsStudies, reports and publications that share what our research finds.

03Latest news

News from Tanzania and the world.

Updated every morning by our AI news desk

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04Climate impacts

Recording climate impacts, region by region.

Climate events our team has recorded across Tanzania, and what they meant for the people living there.
recorded impacts
7
regions affected
7

Most recent

  1. Moshi Floods Kill Three Amid Extreme RainfallKilimanjaro
  2. Tanzania’s Tanga Hit by Flood-Induced Power OutagesTanga
  3. Tanzania’s Iringa Region Faces Crop Losses from Heavy RainsIringa
  4. Tanzania’s Rukwa Region Hit by Flash FloodsRukwa
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Each orange point marks a region where we have recorded a climate impact.

05Live data

Tanzania today, in numbers.

Today’s national snapshot

28°Average temperature across 10 cities right now

Warmest now
32°
Dodoma
Coolest now
24°
Mbeya
Wettest week ahead
40mm
Mwanza
Highest UV today
9Very high
Morogoro

Rain is likely today in 6 of the 10 cities we follow.

Updated 14:16 EAT · Data: Open-Meteo

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A sample of our work

Inform

Inform is a live climate-data platform designed and built by the Prime Climate Care team. It shows what our IT solutions can do for climate services.

Access is by invitation. Tell us how your organisation would use it and we will be in touch.

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Our IT solutions

06Ask Prime AI

Curious about the climate? Just ask.

Prime AI answers questions about climate, weather and adaptation in Tanzania, in English or Kiswahili.
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07Notable footprints

Moments along the way.

All footprints

  1. National

    Dr. Pascal Waniha Elected as a Vice President of the WMO

  2. Institutions

    Training Session at Mkuranga Primary School

  3. Institutions

    Pioneering Food Security Research

08Partners

Unity is strength.

The organisations we work alongside.

09Get involved

Join the movement.

Members, volunteers, partners and future colleagues are all welcome.

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