HakiRasilimali/ PWYP Tanzania is platform for CSOs working on strategic issues around minerals, oil and gas extraction in Tanzania. The coalition emerged in 2010 from an online knowledge community of practitioners in the extractive industries, and joined PWYP in 2016 to reinforce its strategic approach to increasing transparency in the sector. To facilitate the adoption of transparency, HakiRasilimali aims to produce solution-oriented products that simplify the work of policymakers and technocrats. HakiRasilimali vision envisages that the extractive industries – oil, gas and mineral resource extraction – contribute to equitable and sustainable national. This can be achieved through supporting collective learning and jointly influencing oil, natural gas and mineral resources policies, laws, regulations and practices; partnering with other knowledge and capacity-building institutions to carry out policy analysis and advocacy.
The coalition supports collective learning and advocates for enhanced transparency and accountability of the extractive sector
Natural resources include hydrocarbon and solid minerals; tin, phosphates, iron ore, coal, diamonds, gemstones, gold, natural gas and nickel etc.
The size of the total confirmed gas reserves is currently standing at more than 57.27 trillion cubic feet
Tanzania is currently the 4th largest producer in the African continent with an estimated value of about US$2.5 billion. Other reserves include 1.5 million tons of Nickel, 20,770 tons of Uranium, 300 million tons of coal, 50 million carats of Tanzanite (colored gemstone), among others.
Adam Anthony 
Natural resources include hydrocarbon and solid minerals; tin, phosphates, iron ore, coal, diamonds, gemstones, gold, natural gas and nickel etc.