MINISTRY OF LANDS, NATURAL RESOURCES AND … · implementation was that there was a lack of a resource mobilisation plan. This meant that activities undertaken were adhoc, project

MINISTRY OF LANDS, NATURAL RESOURCES AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

NBASP-2 AND BIOFIN INITIATIVE

FINAL REPORT ON THE PROVINCIAL AWARENESS WORKSHOPS

Final awareness workshop for Lusaka, Western and Eastern Province

Ibis Gardens, 15-16 September 2016

Zambia

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Contents

1.0 INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................................ 2

2.0 OBJECTIVES OF THE AWARENESS WORKSHOPS ....................................................... 2

3.0 HIGHLIGHTS ON THE ACHIEVEMENT OF INTENDED OBJECTIVES ................... 3

3.1 Creation of awareness on the NBSAP 2 and BIOFIN Initiative and a critical mass

of stakeholders for implementation ............................................................................................................... 3

3.2 Establishment of a link between NBSAP 2 and BIOFIN Initiative .................................... 4

3.3 Feedback from stakeholders and sources of information on biodiversity

expenditure. ................................................................................................................................................................ 4

3.3.1 Potential stakeholders for the BIOFIN Initiative. ............................................................................... 5

3.3.2 Legal and regulatory frameworks and potential sources of biodiversity expenditure. ........... 6

4.0 NEXT STEPS AND WAY FORWARD ...................................................................................... 6

4.1 Awareness Workshop with Private Sector .................................................................................... 7

4.2 PIR Inception Workshop ......................................................................................................................... 7

4.3 BIOFIN Project Steering Committee ................................................................................................ 7

4.4 Procurement of Consultants .................................................................................................................. 7

5.0 CONCLUSION ................................................................................................................................. 7

ATTENDANCE LIST .................................................................................................................................. 8

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1.0 INTRODUCTION

Government through the Ministry of Lands, Natural Resources and Environmental Protection

(MLNREP) with support from the Global Environmental Facility (GEF) through the United

Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), embarked on the process of reviewing the 1999

National Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan (NBSAP1) in 2014. The revision of the NBSAP1

was to bring it in line with the current national development paradigm, including the Vision

2030, the Medium Term Development Plans including the Revised Sixth National

Development Plan (R-SNDP) and its successor, the Seventh National Development Plan (7-

NDP), the National Policy on Environment (NPE) and other relevant sectoral policies and

plans as well as to incorporate emerging environmental issues such as climate change and

biodiversity mainstreaming.

The revision of the NBSAP1 was done through a broad-based consultative process at national

and provincial levels to ascertain Zambia’s priorities for biodiversity conservation. It was also

done to re-align it with international frameworks including the Strategic Plan on Biodiversity

(2011 - 2025) and its Aichi Targets under the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD),

including broader emerging issues such as Post – 2015 Sustainable Development Goals. In

October, 2012 United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) launched the BIOFIN, an

initiative to respond to the needs of detailed national level analysis regarding biodiversity

finance and the need to boost the mobilisation of financial resources for parties to achieve

the newly adopted Aichi Targets. It as a new global partnership seeking to address the

biodiversity finance challenge in a comprehensive manner building a sound business case for

increased investments in the management of ecosystems and biodiversity, with a particular

focus on the needs and transformational opportunities at the national level. BIOFIN aims to

cost the revised NBSAP and prepare a plan for Resource Mobilization for its implementation.

It is from this background that the Ministry organised a series of consultative and

sensitisation workshops targeting stakeholders from government, private sector and civil

society organisations from all the 10 provinces on the NBSAP2 and the BIOFIN Project which

were held at various locations as outlined in section 3.0 below.

2.0 OBJECTIVES OF THE AWARENESS WORKSHOPS

The purpose of the workshops was to assist stakeholders get a better understanding of the

BIOFIN initiative and how it will contribute to the implementation of the NBSAP2. The

following were the specific objectives of the workshops;

To create awareness on the 2015 National Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan

(NAPSAP2) and the BIOFIN initiative;

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To create a critical mass of stakeholders for the implementation of both components who

would act as entry points such as during the costing process;

To establish the link between NBSAP2 and BIOFIN in order to ensure effective

mainstreaming of biodiversity and the NBSAP2 in Zambia.

To get initial feedback on stakeholders and sources of expenditure information on

Biodiversity in the respective provinces

3.0 PROCESS OF CONSULTATIONS AND METHODOLOGY

The consultation process was mainly through the workshops. There were 4 Provincial

awareness workshops in total composed of a total of 122 participants with 28% women

participation. Table 1 below shows the number of participants segregated by gender and the

full details of the participants, venue and dates of the meetings are attached in Annex 1.

Table 1 Number of participants by province and gender

Three workshops with groups of three provinces for each session were conducted for 9

provinces and the fourth workshop was held for Southern province hence the high number

of participants for that province in the workshop.

3.0 HIGHLIGHTS ON THE ACHIEVEMENT OF INTENDED OBJECTIVES

3.1 Creation of awareness on the NBSAP 2 and BIOFIN Initiative and a critical mass

of stakeholders for implementation

The creation of the critical mass of stakeholders was done in consultation with the Ministry

of Lands, Natural Resources and Environmental Protection. The Ministry came up with an

identified list of stakeholders in the BIOFIN and NBSAP Process. The identified lists were then

sent to the Provincial Administration of each Province to aid in the facilitation and

Provinces Female Male Grand Total

Central 7 7

Copperbelt 7 5 12

Eastern 2 11 13

Luapula 1 3 4

Lusaka 4 7 11

Muchinga 2 11 13

Northern 4 9 13

North-Western 2 6 8

Southern 12 24 36

Western 5 5

Grand Total 34 88 122

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identification process. The provincial administration then advised on the other local

stakeholders that were added to the list of final list of participants for each respective

province. These were then invited to the consultative and awareness workshops. During the

workshops, individuals were identified to champion the communication and further

engagement by the BIOFIN team and in the implementation of the NBSAP2. Among the

issues that the champions were to undertake include but not limited to organising the key

stakeholders during the meetings to be held in their areas or when called upon to travel to

a central place; working with the BIOFIN consultants during data collection and facilitating

the provision of information.

3.2 Establishment of a link between NBSAP 2 and BIOFIN Initiative

As stated in the NBSAP 2 (2015:29), one of the lessons learnt from the NBSAP 1

implementation was that there was a lack of a resource mobilisation plan. This meant that

activities undertaken were adhoc, project based with low coordination. It was thus explained

to the various participants that the BIOFIN Initiative was meant to contribute towards the

implementation of the NBSAP2 especially towards resource mobilisation. In the various

presentations to participants, the key steps in the BIOFIN Initiative methodology were stated

as follows;

a) Analyse the integration of biodiversity and ecosystem services in sectoral and

development policy, planning and budgeting

b) Assess future financing flows, needs and gaps for managing and conserving biodiversity

and ecosystem services

c) Develop comprehensive national Resource Mobilisation Strategies to meet the

biodiversity finance gap

d) Initiate implementation of the Resource Mobilisation Strategy at national level

This process will culminate in Zambia coming up with recommendations on biodiversity

finance solutions intended to raise funds identified as the financing gap to implement

conservation objectives as stated in the NBSAP2.

3.3 Feedback from stakeholders and sources of information on biodiversity

expenditure.

The fourth objective of the awareness workshops was to have an input from participants

about possible stakeholders in the BIOFIN process as well as identify sources of biodiversity

expenditure information.

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3.3.1 Potential stakeholders for the BIOFIN Initiative.

During the awareness and consultative workshops, a total of 93 stakeholders were identified

as summarised in table 2 below. There were 35 public institutions, 48 civil society

organisations, 5 research institutions and 5 private sector categories.

Table 2 List of identified stakeholders

Public Civil society Private sector Research and Academia

Members of parliament WolrdWide Fund for nature-WWF Banks Kasisi Agriculture Training Institute

Government line ministries

Conservation Agriculture Scaling Up

(CASU)

Agro dealers ( e.g Seedco, Pannar,

Zambian Fertilizer, Pioneer, ATS,

Musika, Zamseed, MRI, DK, K2 etc) Copperbelt University – Research

Traditional leaders Conservation Farming Unit (CFU) Private Game Estate Owners University of Zambia – Research

Department of Agriculture Extension Zambia National Farmers Union Hotel And Lodge Owners Zambia Agriculture Research Institute

Department of Agriculture Research Zambia honey council Transporters Zambia Forestry College

Training Institutions (ZCA, Popota, Zambia

Forestry College etc)

Wildlife and Environmental Conservation

society of Zambia

Department of Livestock Nature Guard

Department of Fisheries Community based organisations

Department of National Parks and Wildlife Environmental activists

Department of Environment and Natural

Resources Artists (musicians, actors)

Forestry Department Farmers

Traditional Leadership Alliance for Nutrition

Councillors Oasis for Environmental Management

Tobacco Board of Zambia Health Watch

National Parks and Wildlife Department Dairy Associations

Lands department BWAZIMACHISA NGO - Choma

Zambia Environmental Management

Agency Green Pop – Livingstone

Local Authorities

Development Aid From People to People

(DAPP)Community development and Social

Walfare CARE International

Ministry of education PLAN International

Department of Water Affairs SNV

Zambia National Information Services African Wildlife Foundation

ZAPD World Vision International

Department of Energy Conservation farming Unit

National Heritage Conservation

Commission Community Resource Boards

Zambia Tourist Agency Artists – drama groups

Provincial Administration Kamano

Zambezi River Authority Alliance for Nutrition and Reconstruction

Ministry of home affairs World Vision

Town Clerk/ Council Secretary, Kasanka Trust

Mayors/ Council Chairpersons Game Rangers International

The Republican President Alternative Livelihood Interventions

The Ministry of Local Government American Peace Corp Volunteers

The Ministry of Lands, Environment and

Natural Resources Timber Producers Association -

The Judiciary Charcoal Association

Commercial and small scale farmers

Professional Hunters Association

Fish Traders

Aquaculture Development Association

Veterinary Association of Zambia

Churches

Professional Hunters Association

COMACO

FIWILA Development Trust

Mpongwe Beekeeping

Environment Africa Trust (EAT)

Centre For Livelihood Environment and

Watershed Management (CLEWM)

The Zambia Strenghening Climate

Resilience in Kafue Sub Basin (SCRiKA)

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3.3.2 Legal and regulatory frameworks and potential sources of biodiversity

expenditure.

The stakeholders recognised the International treaties and conventions that Zambia is party

to including the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species; Convention on

Biological Diversity; Nagoya protocol; Conventional on Climate Change; Ramsar Convention

on Wetlands of International Importance and the Vienna convention for the protection of

Ozone layer. For the BIOFIN initiative implementation, the stakeholders identified legal and

regulatory frameworks that provide guidance on or are a source of biodiversity finance in

Zambia. These comprised of Acts and Policies as highlighted in table 3 below. In addition, a

total of 5 sources of biodiversity expenditure was identified as indicated in the table below:

Table 3 Legal and regulatory framework and the sources of biodiversity expenditure

4.0 NEXT STEPS AND WAY FORWARD

The next steps include conducting the private sector consultative and awareness workshop,

BIOFIN Inception workshop, hold periodical project governance meetings ie steering and

technical committee meetings and procurement of Consultants to conduct the three

consultants envisaged in the BIOFIN process

Policies Acts of Parliament Sources of expenditure

Environmental Management Policy The Environmental Management Act 2011 National Budget

Forestry Policy of 2014 Forestry Act 2015 Penalties

Fisheries Policy Water Resources Management Act 2011 Taxes (Rebates for compliance)

National aquaculture policy. Fisheries Act of 2011 Fines

Fishery co-management policy Zambia Wildlife Act 2015 Levies

Livestock development policy Mines and minerals development Act 2015 Donor fundingClimate change policy 2016 Energy regulations Act 1995

Energy policy National Heritage Conservation Commission Act, 1989

Agriculture policy Local government Act 2004

Draft Bee keeping policy Urban and Regional Planning Act of 2015

Local government policy Tourism and Hospitality Act 2015

Decentralization policy

Planning and budgeting Policy Biosafety Act 2007

National Water Policy of 2010 National Conservation Act 1970

National Industrial Policy Noxious Weeds Act 1959

National Planning and budgeting policy Animal Health Act 2010

Urban and Regional Planning Policy Cooperative Society Act 1998

Climate Change policy

Wildlife and National Parks Policy

Mines and minerals Development policy

Wetlands Policy (draft)

Tourism Policy

National Environmental Policy

Land Policy

National Development Plan Policy

Community Based Natural Resource

Management Policy

National Heritage Policy

National Biosafety Policy

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4.1 Awareness Workshop with Private Sector

This workshop is scheduled to take place on the 8th of November 2016 as a breakfast

meeting where the BIOFIN Team and the Ministry of Lands will engage the private sector to

discuss the BIOFIN initiative, the NBSAP2 and how they will be involved in the

implementation of the project and the national action plan.

4.2 PIR Inception Workshop

This workshop is planned to take place on the 22nd of November 2016. The workshop will

kick start the implementation of the first major output of the BIOFIN methodology. The main

purpose of the meeting is to have stakeholder’s input on how the PIR will be conducted in

terms of methodology, timelines and desired outputs.

4.3 BIOFIN Project Steering Committee

The project team has identified the possible institutions to be part of the BIOFIN steering

committee and the inaugural BIOFIN steering Committee meeting is scheduled to take place

on 24th of November 2016.

4.4 Procurement of Consultants

The procurement of BIOFIN consultants is currently underway. Three consultants are

expected to be enganged in the BIOFIN process to undertake the following assignments;

Policy and Institutional Review (PIR), Biodiversity Expenditure Review (BER) as well as

Finance Needs Assessment (FNA). Whilst the engagement of the BER and FNA consultants

may be concluded in 2017, the engagement of the PIR consultant has reached an advanced

stage and is expected to be concluded before the Inception meeting to allow the consultant

present the methodology of conducting the PIR consultancy and get feedback on the

proposal from the stakeholders.

5.0 CONCLUSION

The Provincial awareness meetings were successfully held with the key institutions at

provincial level. However, the stakeholders expressed some concerns that the awareness

conducted was not adequate and that the project can consider including people at the district

levels as they are the implementers of programmes and when it comes to budgeting given

that budgets are prepared at district level and submitted to the province before consolidation

at national level in line with the decentralisation policy. In view of the above, It was therefore

deemed important to mainstream biodiversity at that level so that it does not fall through

the cracks by the time the final budget is done at the Ministry of Finance. Annex 1

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ATTENDANCE LIST

S/l Full Name Gender Name of

Organisation

Sector Province Email Contact Phone # Venue of meeting

1 Joyce Mukombwe Female Public Eastern [email protected] 977332333 Ibis Gardens

2 Angel Makungu Male COMACO Private Eastern [email protected] 966310973 Ibis Gardens

3 Noel Muchimba Male

Ministry of National

Planning Public Eastern [email protected] 977402661 Ibis Gardens

4 Haston Shalumba Male Public Eastern [email protected] 979897984 Ibis Gardens

5 Gideon Kapamulomo Male

Ministry of Tourism and Arts Public Eastern [email protected] 974726456 Ibis Gardens

6 Bergin Kanungo Male Ministry of Agriculture Public Eastern [email protected] 974337346 Ibis Gardens

7 Anderson Zulu Male Finance Bank Zambia Private Eastern [email protected] 9777795475 Ibis Gardens

8 Shupekile Nkunika Male ZANIS Public Eastern [email protected] 978163282 Ibis Gardens

9 Joseph Cheelo Male Ministry of Agriculture Public Eastern [email protected] 976846270 Ibis Gardens

10 Sinyala Nyirongo Female Ministry of Tourism and Arts Public Eastern [email protected] 977635224 Ibis Gardens

11 Gethings Chisule Male Fisheries & Livestock Public Eastern [email protected] 979828733 Ibis Gardens

12 Gabriel K.Masaku Male

Ministry of Tourism

and Arts Public Eastern [email protected] 977550731 Ibis Gardens

13 Daliso Njobvu Male MLNREP Public Western [email protected] 969610090 Ibis Gardens

14 Ikachana Sindala Male MACO Public Western [email protected] 979646779 Ibis Gardens

15 Michael Malumo Male ZANIS Public Lusaka [email protected] 977871249 Ibis Gardens

16 Davison Mapiza Male

Ministry of National

Planning Public Lusaka [email protected] 969880323 Ibis Gardens

17 Alex D. Chilekwa Male Ministry of Agriculture Public Lusaka [email protected] 977328283 Ibis Gardens

18 Nawa Saela Male Ministry of National Planning Public Western [email protected] 978176363 Ibis Gardens

19 Habukali Alex Male Public Western [email protected] 978783860 Ibis Gardens

20 Vivas Chibanje Male MDNP Public Western [email protected] 975494940 Ibis Gardens

21 Nzewe Chumbu Female Assistant Accountant Public Lusaka [email protected] 976599417 Ibis Gardens

22 Evelyn Mbewe Female Assistant Information Officer Public Lusaka [email protected] 977586581 Ibis Gardens

mailto:[email protected]









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S/l Full Name Gender Name of Organisation


23 Edgar Kabeke Male Provincial Fisheries Officer Public Eastern [email protected] 977898214 Ibis Gardens

24 Mercy Kandulo Female Forestry Department Public Lusaka [email protected] 966456066 Ibis Gardens

25 Joseph Cheelo Male Ministry of Agriculture Public Lusaka [email protected] 976846270 Ibis Gardens

26 Linous Munsimbwe Male Ministry of Agriculture Public Lusaka Ibis Gardens

27 Kagoli Muyangali Male Ministry of Fisheries and Livestock Public Lusaka 977414251 Ibis Gardens

28 Levy Chinyimba Male WECSZ Private Central [email protected] 977477882

Fatmols Lodge

Ndola

29 Fines Chisupa Male

Ministry of Fisheries

and Livestock Public Central [email protected] 977603527

Fatmols Lodge

Ndola

30 Patrick Longwani Male Ministry of Agriculture Public Central [email protected] 97393680 Fatmols Lodge Ndola

31 Lupupa Malama Male Nature Guard Kabwe Private Central [email protected] 966806708

Fatmols Lodge

Ndola

32 Ndumba Gershom Male Forestry Department Public

North-

Western [email protected] 979317600

Fatmols Lodge

Ndola

33 Rebecca Lubinda Ndowa Female Ministry of Planning Public

North-Western [email protected] 977345177

Fatmols Lodge Ndola

34 Charles Simwawa Male Dnpwl Public

North-


Fatmols Lodge

Ndola

35 Alex K Kabwe Male

Ministry of Agriculture-

Kitwe Public Copperbelt [email protected] 978109167

Fatmols Lodge

Ndola

36 Mukelebai Mukelebai Male Provincial Admin-NWP Public

North-Western [email protected] 977633579

Fatmols Lodge Ndola

37 Mufunte Evelyn K Female Forestry Department Public

North-


Fatmols Lodge

Ndola

38 Alex Mpakanya Male

Provincial

Administration Public

North-


Fatmols Lodge

Ndola

39 Alick Mbewe Male Fisheries Department Public North-Western 977696536

Fatmols Lodge Ndola

40 Banda Stanley Male Ministry of Agriculture Public

North-

Western stanleybanda@[email protected] 977696536

Fatmols Lodge

Ndola

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41 Cliff Ngwata Male ZEMA Public Copperbelt [email protected] 976009495 Fatmols Lodge Ndola

42

Dr. Alisheke

Mutemwa Male


and Livestock Public Central [email protected] 966762668

Fatmols Lodge

Ndola

43 Clara Bwalya K Female ZANIS Public Copperbelt [email protected] 966844959

Fatmols Lodge

Ndola

44 Rabecca Chipanta Female Times of Zambia Public Copperbelt [email protected] 979128728 Fatmols Lodge Ndola

45 Stephanie Kunda Female Times of Zambia Public Copperbelt [email protected] 965076139

Fatmols Lodge

Ndola

46 Charles Tembo Male The Post Private Copperbelt [email protected] 966841700

Fatmols Lodge

Ndola

47 Tinkerbel Mwila Female Forestry Department Public Copperbelt [email protected] 977809211 Fatmols Lodge Ndola

48 Mwale Kachonta Male Forestry Department Public Central [email protected] 977789708

Fatmols Lodge

Ndola

49 Bruce Malilwe Male MNDP Public Central [email protected] 978029040

Fatmols Lodge

Ndola

50 Chomba Langamu Male Ministry of Fisheries and Livestock Public Copperbelt [email protected] 975888512

Fatmols Lodge Ndola

51 Vivan Nsonfwa Female MNDP Public Copperbelt [email protected] 975888512

Fatmols Lodge

Ndola

52 Nonhlanhla Pluti Female Sun FM Radio Private Copperbelt [email protected] 962845012

Fatmols Lodge

Ndola

53 Sarah Matanda Female MNDP Public Copperbelt [email protected] 977773636 Fatmols Lodge Ndola

54

Hope Mambwe

Banda Female MLNREP Public Lusaka [email protected] 974007195

Fatmols Lodge

Ndola

55 Ignatius Musopelo Male MLNREP Public Lusaka [email protected] 977625415

Fatmols Lodge

Ndola

56 Richard Hanguwa Male DNPWL Public Copperbelt [email protected] 977745592 Fatmols Lodge Ndola

57 Mathews Moyo Male

Timber Producers

Association Private Southern [email protected] 977715485

Richland Lodge

Choma

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58 Grey M Ngaba Male Bwazi Malisa NGO Private Southern [email protected] 977603527 Richland Lodge Choma

59 Chrispin Simwanza Male ZEMA Public Southern [email protected] 966806708

Richland Lodge

Choma

60 Wallance Mayiya Male

Alliance for Nutrition

and Reconstruction Private Southern [email protected] 966806708

Richland Lodge

Choma

61 Lusizi Mwale Male DNPWL Public Southern [email protected] 977238522 Richland Lodge Choma

62 Nkweto Phiri Male ZANIS Public Southern [email protected] 977385743

Richland Lodge

Choma

63

Christopher B

Chisanga Male MLNREP Public Southern [email protected] 977364701

Richland Lodge

Choma

64 Joy Sakala Female ZANIS Public Southern [email protected] 971400000 Richland Lodge Choma

65 Champo Lasford Male MLNREP Public Southern [email protected] 976288304

Richland Lodge

Choma

66 Mordem Mweempe Male ZANIS Public Southern [email protected] 979575408

Richland Lodge

Choma

67 Munalula Mate Male MLNREP Public Southern [email protected] 977428810 Richland Lodge Choma

68 Kafula Chisanga Male Ministry of Agriculture Public Southern [email protected] 972054043

Richland Lodge

Choma

69

Grace Kabwe

Banda Female MOE Public Southern [email protected] 977889207

Richland Lodge

Choma

70 Luyando Handondo Male OASIS Private Southern [email protected] 972759243 Richland Lodge Choma

71 John Musiwa Male

Community

Development Public Southern [email protected] 9777635288

Richland Lodge

Choma

72 Christine B Chiwale Female Ministry of Agriculture Public Southern [email protected] 977740645

Richland Lodge

Choma

73 Dason Chibombwe Male Provincial Admin Public Southern [email protected] 977820477 Richland Lodge Choma

74

Titson Frank

Chipeta Male

Chiefs and Traditional

affairs Public Southern [email protected] 977150135

Richland Lodge

Choma

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75 Abgail K Chabala Female Chiefs and Traditional affairs Public Southern [email protected] 977756484

Richland Lodge Choma

76 Dickson Mandala Male

Ministry of Local

Government and Housing Public Southern [email protected] 977756484


77 Jones K Mulomba Male Forestry Department Public Southern [email protected] 967728845

Richland Lodge

Choma

78 Borniface Kambitika Male MNDP Public Southern [email protected] 977437008

Richland Lodge

Choma

79 Tamara Mwanza Female Provincial Administration Public Southern [email protected] 978059073


80 Ireen Chilundika Female MLNREP Public Southern [email protected] 977367305

Richland Lodge

Choma

81 Kunolie Mombotwa Female Sky Fm Radio Public Southern [email protected] 975731360

Richland Lodge

Choma

82 Brina Siwale Female The Post Private Southern [email protected] 978793309 Richland Lodge Choma

83 Ketty Kaluwa Female Sky Fm Radio Private Southern [email protected] 975095289

Richland Lodge

Choma

84

Christopher

Kachuma Male ZANIS Public Southern [email protected] 977406906

Richland Lodge

Choma

85 CZ Munkombwa Female World Vision Private Southern [email protected] 977750222 Richland Lodge Choma

86 Hon N Mubukwanu Male Provincial Minister Public Southern

Richland Lodge

Choma

87 Martha Kalima Female Provincial Admin Public Southern [email protected] 977761273

Richland Lodge

Choma

88 Linda Siwale Female MNDP Public Southern [email protected] 977807423 Richland Lodge Choma

89 Edward N Kunda Male Forestry Department Public Southern [email protected] 977787944

Richland Lodge

Choma

90 Oscar Munsaje Male Provincial admin Public Southern 965320432

Richland Lodge

Choma

91 Chalwe Henry Male Provincial admin Public Southern 9775544158 Richland Lodge Choma

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92 Elias Muntanga Male Provincial Admin Public Southern Richland Lodge Choma

93 Moses Mutenge Male Ministry of Agriculture Public Muchinga [email protected] 977582208

Chimbalange

Gardens Mpika

94 Josias A Zulu Male

Ministry of Tourism

and Arts Public Muchinga [email protected] 961966197

Chimbalange

Gardens Mpika

95 Japhet Nyekele Male Ministry of Fisheries and Livestock Public Luapula [email protected] 976516602

Chimbalange Gardens Mpika

96 Obed Chanda Male Ministry of Agriculture Public Luapula [email protected] 977690811

Chimbalange

Gardens Mpika

97 Bridget M. Khunga Female MLNREP Public Luapula [email protected] 977322241

Chimbalange

Gardens Mpika

98 Sydney T Mushima Male Provincial Coordinator Public Northern [email protected] 979890772 Chimbalange Gardens Mpika

99 Voosburg Chibale Male


and Livestock Public Muchinga [email protected] 977346665

Chimbalange

Gardens Mpika

100 Davies Mukuka Male E.K Agro Chinsali Public Northern [email protected] 978600313

Chimbalange

Gardens Mpika

101 Dominic Mushashu Male Chinsali Municipal Council Public Northern [email protected] 979616111


102 Francis Sakala Male Ministry of Finance Public Northern [email protected] 977492478

Chimbalange

Gardens Mpika

103 Sharon N Kaunda Female MLNREP Public Northern [email protected] 977415027

Chimbalange

Gardens Mpika

104 Mirriam Kumwenda Female Ministry of Information Public Northern [email protected] 976286029 Chimbalange Gardens Mpika

105 Mbiata Chipwanga Female Intern Public Muchinga [email protected] 962332969

Chimbalange

Gardens Mpika

106 Taonga Chipwanga Female Mpika FM Private Muchinga [email protected] 962332969

Chimbalange

Gardens Mpika

107 Hedges Tembo Male MNDP Public Northern [email protected] 977723859 Chimbalange Gardens Mpika

108 Josephat Chibesa Male MLNREP Public Muchinga [email protected] 977529150

Chimbalange

Gardens Mpika

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109 Peter Indala Male Ministry of Tourism and Arts Public Northern [email protected] 977867511


110 Chrispin Mweemba Male Frankfurt Zoology Private Muchinga [email protected] 972086966

Chimbalange

Gardens Mpika

111 Peter Phiri Male Ministry of Information Public Muchinga [email protected] 977410222

Chimbalange

Gardens Mpika

112 Francis Mutale Male MLNREP Public Muchinga [email protected] 977329786 Chimbalange Gardens Mpika

113 Sangukani Phiri Male

Ministry of Tourism

and Arts Public Luapula [email protected] 974455355

Chimbalange

Gardens Mpika

114 Mary L Nkulukusa Male COMACO Private Muchinga [email protected] 976839487

Chimbalange

Gardens Mpika

115 Mwape Owen Male MOE Public Muchinga [email protected] 976366359 Chimbalange Gardens Mpika

116 Martin Chongo Male MLNREP Public Northern

Chimbalange

Gardens Mpika

117

Namatama

Mubiana Female MDNP Public Northern [email protected] 979787735

Chimbalange

Gardens Mpika

118 Nzali Ngoma Female MDNP Public Northern [email protected] 977337131 Chimbalange Gardens Mpika

119 Willie Sitali Male Ministry of Information Public Northern [email protected] 977612843

Chimbalange

Gardens Mpika

120 Collins Changala Male

Ministry Mines, Energy

and Water

development Public Northern [email protected] 965161119

Chimbalange

Gardens Mpika

121 Kaweme P Mumbi Male District Admin Officer Public Muchinga [email protected] 977345429

Chimbalange

Gardens Mpika

122 Davises Nsofwa Chanda Male

Deputy Permanent Secretary Public Muchinga


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MINISTRY OF LANDS, NATURAL RESOURCES AND … · implementation was that there was a lack of a resource mobilisation plan. This meant that activities undertaken were adhoc, project