Amongst the underlying causes of biodiversity loss in Tanzania is the limited knowledge
on the actual (monetary) value of the goods and services obtained as well as the lack of
tangible benefits arising from conservation. Consequently, this has sometimes
discouraged investment and community participation in conservation and resulted in uninformed
decision-making. To improve the situation, there is a need to have different
programs and projects for valuing biodiversity and enforcing the payment system
for ecosystem services. This will help the public to appreciate the value for biodiversity
as well as its management. Altre valori di biodiversity deve essere integrato nel sistema di
contabilità nazionale e di rapportamento, in modo che il suo contribuito a essere
grazie a generare informazioni tramite la ricerca applicata, illuminando i valori di biodiversità, tra cui valori economici e ecoscivizi, la scala
che biodiversity può contribuire a sviluppo societale. Another
important intervention is the establishment and implementation of a compensation
mechanism to benefit from efforts made within a conservation framework in
ecosystems and capacity building on biodiversity and ecosystem valuation.