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Civil Society Organisations
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Our Freshwater Programme is building the capacity of Civil Society Organisations that are working with communities to improve the management and conservation of key tributaries of the Luangwa River.
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Katete District Women’s Association - Livelihoods Depend on WaterKatete District Women’s Association focuses on women empowerment and supporting the restoration of areas around rivers.
Caritas Chipata - Waseka School Champions Tree Planting in Kawaza ChiefdomCaritas Chipata is educating people about the role they can play in combatting climate change, and supporting different efforts to do this, such as ...
Petauke District Land Alliance - Protecting Rivers for People and NatureThe Msanzala River in Petauke, like other rivers in Eastern province, is drying up due to deforestation, leading to increased siltation. ...
Keepers Zambia - Restoring RiversKeepers Zambia promotes sustainable agriculture practices and natural resource management through community sensitization actions and radio ...
Mphangwe Radio – One Strong VoiceMphangwe radio was registered in 2003 and started its operations in 2008. The name of the station means vegetation.
Feel Free Radio - Youth Radio Passionate About ConservationFeel Free Radio is a youth radio station located in Chipata, Eastern province in Zambia. It transmits to Chipata, Mambwe and Vubwi district. Its ...
Nyimba District Land Alliance - Providing Land Security for AllTypically, traditional land, which is land given to individuals by chiefs is not titled.
Rising Fountains Development Project - Beekeepers Save ForestsThe Rising Fountains Development Project aims to enhance improved forest management and regeneration of forest areas.
PASME Radio - Community Radio Saves TreesPetauke Association of Small and Medium Entrepreuers (PASME) radio was established in 2002 and was the third radio station in Eastern province, and ...
Breeze FM - Spreading the Conservation MessageBreeze FM begun transmission in 2002, covering all of Eastern Province.
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