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Tanzania

Total population: 56 million people

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Population density: 64 people/sq. km

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Rural population: 66 % of total population

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Population growth: 3 % per year

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Gross Domestic Product, PPP: 177 billion $ (PPP, current)

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CO2 emissions: 11562 kt

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Nationally Determined Contributions (NDC): details
Source: World Bank Databank and ranking calculated by Isipedia (databank accessed 02.01.2020; data year for most countries 2018).
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Historical and future changes in global flood magnitude
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Will climate change increase the exposure to river flooding?
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How could the occurrence of crop failures be affected by climate change?
Jan Volkholz
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Will climate change increase the exposure to droughts?
Stefan Lange, Ted Veldkamp, Hannes Müller Schmied, Katja Frieler
Derived from global study Future projections Extreme events Agriculture

Does increased irrigation and fertilizer use affect inter-annual crop yield variation?
Christoph Müller
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The Paris Agreement and NDCs: are the national mitigation targets sufficient to stay below the 1.5-2°C limit?
Annika Günther
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