NAFAKA BASELINE SURVEY: DISTRICT MAPS

The maps display various land use categories, including forest plantations, rainfed tree crops, and irrigated herbaceous crops. The maps also show livelihood zones, such as maize, sorghum, and pigeon pea, as well as areas designated as forest reserves, lakes, and rivers. The maps for the KITETO district show a mix of agricultural and pastoralist livelihoods, with areas designated for maize, sorghum, and pigeon pea production. The maps also highlight areas with forest plantations and rainfed tree crops. The KONGWA district maps show a similar pattern, with areas designated for maize, sorghum, and pigeon pea production, as well as forest plantations and rainfed tree crops. The MVOMERO district maps show a more diverse range of land use categories, including irrigated herbaceous crops, rice fields, and paddy, maize, and sugarcane production. The maps also highlight areas designated as forest reserves, lakes, and rivers. The MVOMERO district appears to have a more complex landscape, with a mix of agricultural and pastoralist livelihoods. The maps for the KILOMBERO district show a similar pattern to the MVOMERO district, with areas designated for paddy, maize, and sugarcane production, as well as irrigated herbaceous crops and rice fields. The maps also highlight areas designated as forest reserves, lakes, and rivers. The KILOMBERO district appears to have a mix of agricultural and pastoralist livelihoods, with a focus on paddy, maize, and sugarcane production. Overall, the district maps for the NAFAKA baseline survey provide a detailed picture of the land use patterns and livelihood zones in the KITETO, KONGWA, MVOMERO, and KILOMBERO districts of Tanzania. The maps highlight the diversity of land use categories and livelihood zones in each district, and provide a valuable resource for understanding the agricultural and pastoralist systems in these areas.