Ruvuma definition
Examples of Ruvuma in a sentence
This Ruvuma is a true wilderness area with only a few points of contact and the border can be difficult to cross.
One group lives south of Tunduru (Ruvuma Region) in the Yao area, and their language is a bit like the Yao language.
The Great Ruvuma Landscape of Northern Mozambique and Southern Tanzania is an extensive transfrontier area flanking the Ruvuma River (see Annex D).
Also the areas where wildlife crosses regularly the river Ruvuma should be identified together and should receive special attention and protection”17.
The Ruvuma Landscape is undergoing an extraordinary transformation that could either lead to ecological and social degradation seen elsewhere in Africa, exacerbated by climate change, or a more secure future through protection, management, and sustainable use of the unique natural assets now at risk.
The goal of this program is to make three wildlife corridors operational, thereby providing connectivity between areas with critical biodiversity value within the Ruvuma Landscape.
It may safely be assumed, however, that this poorly equipped Unit is unable to adequately comply with its key functions of anti-poaching in the Ruvuma Region which harbours the corridor area.
The road and the Ruvuma River will become magnets for development.
There is no obvious focus for development, except along the Ruvuma River, where the inselbergs close to the river may give opportunities for look-out points and possibly even lodges, once the broader access infrastructure has been put in place.
Soybean production in Tanzania At present, soybean is mainly grown in the southern highlands of Tanzania in Ruvuma region.