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Inspiring Stories of Climate Action in Zambia

Witness the power of local communities leading the way to a sustainable future. These three compelling documentaries from Panos Institute Southern Africa (PSAf) take you to the heart of Zambia, showcasing grassroots innovations and resilience in the face of climate change.

Voices from the Zambezi Valley

Featuring stories from Siavonga, Itezhi Tezhi, and Chirundu districts.

In this documentary, PSAf brings to life the diverse voices and local narratives of climate action from Siavonga, Itezhi Tezhi, and Chirundu districts in Zambia. Through community-driven stories, the documentary explores how grassroots innovations, traditional knowledge, and local resilience efforts are shaping a just and inclusive climate future.
From sustainable agriculture and renewable energy solutions to water conservation and forest protection, these stories highlight the strength and creativity of communities taking climate action into their own hands.

Local Heroes for a Just Climate

Showcasing initiatives from Kafue, Lusaka, Chirundu, and Chikankata districts.

PSAf showcases diverse narratives of local climate action from the districts of Kafue, Lusaka, Chirundu, and Chikankata in Zambia.
Through VCA, grassroots innovations, sustainable practices, and community-driven resilience efforts are addressing the realities of climate change. From renewable energy and sustainable agriculture to water conservation and forest protection, these local heroes lead the way toward a more just and inclusive climate future.

Grassroots Resilience: Shaping a Sustainable Future

Amplifying narratives from Luangwa, Rufunsa, Chinyunyu, and the Lukanga Wetlands.

This documentary amplifies diverse, locally-led climate narratives from Luangwa, Rufunsa, Chinyunyu, and the Lukanga Wetlands in Zambia.
Through community-driven innovations and traditional knowledge, local actors lead the charge in climate resilience, protecting forests, promoting sustainable agriculture, conserving water, and preserving biodiversity.

These inspiring stories show that real climate action starts at the grassroots, where lived experiences and indigenous solutions shape a more just, inclusive, and sustainable future for all.

Discover more about the work of Panos Institute Southern Africa (PSAf) and how you can support community-led climate action: www.panos.org.zm