Zambezi Basin Countries Agree on Climate Resilience Priorities for $130 Million Program
The eight countries sharing the Zambezi River Basin have agreed on priority actions to advance the Program for Building Resilience of Food, Livelihoods and Ecosystems in the Zambezi River Basin, a $130 million regional program that aims to strengthen food security, livelihoods and ecosystem resilience.
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