The ZCBNRM Forum (COLANDS) Project shares Lessons during the Simalaha Bi-Annual Conference 2023.

ByCecilia

The ZCBNRM Forum (COLANDS) Project shares Lessons during the Simalaha Bi-Annual Conference 2023. The Zambia Community Based Natural Resources Management Forum participated and being the key co-organisers for the Inaugural Conservancy Model in Zambia. This event attracted more than  5 countries in the Kavango-Zambezi (KAZA) Trans-frontier Conservation Area (Zambia, Namibia, Botswana, Zimbabwe and Angola) was…

HUMAN WILDLIFE CONFLICT MANAGEMENT IN CHIAWA

ByCecilia

HUMAN WILDLIFE CONFLICT MANAGEMENT IN CHIAWA GAME MANAGEMENT AREA Local communities who reside in Game Management Area (GMA) regularly interact with wild animals as they share or compete over access to the limited space. Most often communities, have settled on the animal corridors or rely on use of water resources from the rivers, in the…

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RESULT SHARING MISSION AND COMMUNITY LEVEL ENGAGEMENT IN KALOMO LANDSCAPE.

ByTrio

RESULT SHARING MISSION AND COMMUNITY LEVEL ENGAGMENTS IN KALOMO LANDSCAPE. Zambia Community-Based Natural Resources Management Forum (Zambia CBNRM Forum) in partnership with the Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR) and the Forestry Department have been leading the implementation of a five-year project (July 2018 – June 2023) in Kalomo district across three (3) chiefdoms (Chikanta,…

RUFUNSA GMA PARTICIPATES IN THE SAGE ASSESSMENT.

ByCecilia

RUFUNSA GMA PARTICIPATES IN THE SAGE ASSESMENT. Previously Posted on 5/08/2021  Rufunsa Game Management Area (GMA) is one of the six project operation areas, Rufunsa GMA like others has recorded positive impacts from the governance assessments including the Site-In Level and action planning. The SAGE process was a new experience for the GMA actors, which…

THE COLANDS PROJECT

ByTrio

THE COLANDS PROJECT   The integrated landscape approach as used under the COLANDS project is concerned with different drivers of the landscape of Kalomo ranging from deforestation, agriculture, water, wildlife to economic activities. The main drivers include deforestation, land encroachment, siltation and many more drivers such as expansion for agriculture land. This is leading to…

The EGC BIOPAMA Project

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The EGC BIOPAMA Project This Project is an initiative of the ACP (African Caribbean Countries) group of states financed by European Union jointly implemented by International Union of Conservation of Nature (IUCN) and the Joint Research Centre of the European Commission (JCR). The EGC Biopama Project in Aims at Enhancing Governance of CBNRM for a…