
The Civil Society for Poverty Reduction (CSPR) and Green Living Movement (GLM) have successfully hosted the 2024 Climate Change Indaba in Sinazongwe District. Under the theme “Building Resilient Communities: Local Solutions to Climate Shocks,” the event brought together key stakeholders such as the Sinazongwe District Commissioner, District Education Board Secretary (DEBS), Forestry Department, Municipal Council to explore innovative solutions to climate-related challenges.
Key discussions centered around:




Overall, the Indaba aimed to foster community-led climate action, promoting sustainable and resilient livelihoods in Sinazongwe District.
This activity is part of the Climate Just Communities (CJC) project supported by the Scottish Government through NIRAS Zambia.