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Zambia Community Based Natural Resources Management Forum

Our goal is to improve rural livelihoods at the household level through sustainable management of natural resources by communities in Zambia.

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8th CBNRM Conference Key Points & Resolutions

The 8th Community Based Natural Resources Management Annual Conference convened key stakeholders including community leaders, government, policymakers, development partners and academics.

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8th CBNRM Annual Conference

Promoting participatory government and collaboration to empower communities for sustainable futures and natural resources stewardship

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Learn More About The Forum

The Zambia Community-Based Natural Resources Management (CBNRM) Forum was established in 2004 and formally launched on 12th August, 2005 by the Ministry of Tourism, Environment and Natural Resources (MTENR).

Membership

If you are interested in becoming a member or renewing your membership.

Projects and Work

The Zambia CBNRM Forum works across the country to support the implementation 

Working Groups

Working on ministerial and government committees and panels to engage in legislation.

Publications

Explore our latest publications on regional ZCBNM Forum, sustainable use & conservation, featuring insightful articles, research, and stories across various topics. Stay informed, inspired, and engaged with our expertly curated content.

 

Projects

At ZCBNRM, we are dedicated to the sustainable conservation of natural resources through community-driven initiatives. Our projects focus on habitat restoration, wildlife protection, sustainable land and water management, and empowering local communities through education and sustainable livelihoods. By integrating traditional knowledge with modern conservation strategies, we strive to create long-term solutions that balance ecological preservation with human well-being. Explore our ongoing projects and join us in safeguarding our planet for future generations.

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