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CONSERVATION AGRICULTURE LETS ZAMBIAN FARMERS ADAPT TO A CHANGING CLIMATE

To combat the negative impacts of climate change on food security, one UNDP project educates smallholder farmers on conservation agriculture and promotes alternative livelihoods.

By UNDP in Zambia

August 1^st, 2022

© 2024 UNDP in Zambia

Climate Education Through Performance Arts

GEF SGP Operational Phase 7 grant awardee, the Kandodo-Sioma Youth Group, tackles climate change through music, dance and theatre

Goat rearing offers escape for Zambia’s climate-hit farmers

How the Ministry of Agriculture SCRALA project backed by the GCF and UNDP in Zambia has transformed the life of small-scale farmer Abian Balenga

RESILIENT LIVELIHOODS FOR DISABILITY INCLUSION

SCRALA PROJECT IN KAPULULIRA VILLAGE, CHIRUNDU DISTRICT led Story

Building Partnerships with Local Adventurers

Three-Year Running of the UNDP Accelerator Lab’s National Innovations Initiative

Community Transformation through Sustainable Agriculture and Fish Farming

How PAZESA turned a grant under Operational Phase 7 of the Small Grants Programme in Zambia into sustainable livelihoods for crop & fish farmers in Zambia’s Eastern Province

INNOVATION HELPS ZAMBIAN WOMEN AND YOUTHS BOUNCE BACK IN CROSS-BORDER TRADE

UNDP Accelerator Labs & Africa Borderlands Centre are harnessing innovative solutions to put border communities in Zambia in a stronger position to navigate the COVID-19 crisis & stay in business.

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