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Photos from Community Technology Development Trust-zambia.'s post 12/06/2026

CTDT is currently conducting a Sustainable Organic Agriculture Training for 24 farmers at KATC. The training is designed to develop a new cohort of Farmer Facilitators (Training of Trainers โ€“ ToTs) who will champion the Whole Farm Approach in their communities.

The participants, drawn from Chikankata, Shibuyunji, and Chirundu districts, are being equipped with practical knowledge and skills to become model farmers. Upon completion of the training, they will establish demonstration plots and train fellow farmers, enabling the wider adoption of sustainable farming practices.

The Whole Farm Approach seeks to improve farm productivity while enhancing household incomes, food security, and climate resilience. Through farmer-to-farmer learning, the initiative will support communities in building more sustainable and resilient agricultural systems.

Zambia Alliance for Agroecology and Biodiversity Kasisi Agricultural Training Centre SCOPE Zambia a member of Rescope Programme NET

Photos from Community Technology Development Trust-zambia.'s post 08/06/2026

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Through support from CTDT and funding from the NCA under the LIFT Zambia Project, the Lukwipa community now has access to an upgraded borehole equipped with a pump at Lukwipa Market.

The District Water Department Engineer and the Senior Headwoman of Lukwipa recently visited the site to assess the flow of water following the successful completion of this important community water facility.

The upgraded borehole is already providing households with access to safe and clean water, helping to improve Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) services in the community.

In addition, the facility will support farmers' off-season production through irrigation.

The impact is already being felt, as community members benefit from reliable access to clean water for domestic use while farmers prepare to utilize the facility for irrigation purposes.



Zambia Alliance for Agroecology and Biodiversity Kasisi Agricultural Training Centre SCOPE Zambia a member of Rescope Programme NET Pelum Zambia

Photos from Community Technology Development Trust-zambia.'s post 05/06/2026

World Environment Day 2026

CTDT in collaboration with Rufunsa town Council in Rufunsa District joined the rest of the world in commemorating World Environment Day under the theme "Inspired by Nature. For Climate. For Our Future."

The commemoration served as a reminder that nature is at the heart of our livelihoods, food systems, and overall wellbeing. As communities continue to experience the impacts of climate change through erratic rainfall, prolonged dry spells, and declining soil fertility, the need to protect and restore our environment has never been greater.

Rufunsa Town Council Secretary who officiated the event called on all stakeholders to take an active role in environmental conservation and climate action, emphasizing that protecting the environment is essential for sustainable development and the future of coming generations.

The event also highlighted the importance of agroecology and biodiversity as practical solutions to climate challenges. By promoting crop diversity, conserving indigenous seeds, improving soil health, and encouraging sustainable land use practices, communities can build resilience while safeguarding natural resources.

Photos from Community Technology Development Trust-zambia.'s post 13/05/2026

CTDT alongside partners co-hosted the 1st National Food Systems Transformation Dialogue for 2026 held in Shibuyunji and Mumbwa Districts under the theme โ€œBuilding Healthy, Eco-Friendly and Resilient Food Systems.โ€

The dialogue brought together farmers, traditional leaders, government officials and civil society organizations (CSOs) to share practical solutions for transforming Zambiaโ€™s food systems through agroecology, biodiversity conservation, indigenous knowledge, and nutrition-sensitive agriculture.

Participants also engaged in field learning visits showcasing community-led initiatives including the community seed banks and local food processing, highlighting how communities are strengthening resilience while preserving indigenous seeds and improving household nutrition.

Zambia Alliance for Agroecology and Biodiversity SCOPE Zambia a member of Rescope Programme NET Caritas Zambia Pelum Zambia CSO SUN Alliance

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