‘It is early afternoon in Choma, the capital of the Southern Province of Zambia. The air is hot and humid and the clouds are heavy with rain. It is the wet season, and lush green Miombo woodland spans both sides of the main Lusaka to Livingstone road. Cattle herds weave through the woodland, grazing as they go. Charcoal in large bags and basins of forest mushrooms for sale dot the roadside. We are here to participate in a “Theory of Change” (ToC) workshop with stakeholders with interests in the Kalamo landscape…’
New article on participatory and inclusive decision-making in natural resource management exercise in Zambia by Alida O’Connor and Joli Rumi Borah
Collaborating for a shared future: Negotiating landscape change in Zambia
A longer version of the article in COLANDS website
