AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoWildlife Crime: A five-province operation seized protected wildlife products, including elephant ivory, pangolin and leopard skin. Separately, Thailand seized about 400 elephant tusks believed to have been smuggled from Zambia and ordered DNA tests to investigate their origin. Water Stress: Zambia has reduced water allocations from Kariba amid expectations of poor rainfall, sharpening concerns over pressure on the reservoir. Climate-Smart Farming: An ActionAid study covering Zambia says agroecology can boost yields, cut input costs and strengthen farms’ resilience to climate shocks. Mining Oversight: Zambia is among eight countries in a new World Bank critical-minerals initiative, with plans that include stronger environmental oversight and more local value from mineral resources. E-Waste: Airtel Zambia and the ILO are partnering to promote responsible e-waste management and green jobs.
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