Community voices on climate, peace and security: Zambia

This Community Voices on Climate, Peace and Security series report, under CGIAR’s Climate Resilience Initiative, presents the results of a participatory appraisal conducted with residents of two localities across Zambia’s Southern Province. Participants are Tonga farmers and herders hailing from the...

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Autores principales: Medina, Leonardo, Caroli, Giulia, Tarusarira, Joram, Sax, Niklas, Basel, Ashleigh, Maviza, Gracsious, Pacillo, Grazia, Bonatti, Michelle
Formato: Informe técnico
Lenguaje:Inglés
Publicado: 2024
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Acceso en línea:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/144011
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author Medina, Leonardo
Caroli, Giulia
Tarusarira, Joram
Sax, Niklas
Basel, Ashleigh
Maviza, Gracsious
Pacillo, Grazia
Bonatti, Michelle
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Maviza, Gracsious
Medina, Leonardo
Pacillo, Grazia
Sax, Niklas
Tarusarira, Joram
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Caroli, Giulia
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description This Community Voices on Climate, Peace and Security series report, under CGIAR’s Climate Resilience Initiative, presents the results of a participatory appraisal conducted with residents of two localities across Zambia’s Southern Province. Participants are Tonga farmers and herders hailing from the Muchila ward in Namwala district, and the Lusitu ward in Chirundu district. Based on the qualitative analysis of data gathered through focus group discussions with community members in each locations, we identified four main causal pathways through which the effects of climate change compound to processes of conflict and instability. These pathways are all characterised by the highly influential role of political and cultural institutions, along with economic structures, that perpetuate climate vulnerability and grievances between societal actors. Furthermore, the management of natural resources and the protection of livelihoods as climate adaptation efforts can indeed be the source of cooperation across conflictive groups, thereby helping to build resilient institutions that can moderate the negative disruptive impacts of conflict, while fostering constructive outcomes. Participants in this study came up with actionable proposals which mostly rely on their own collective action, but require support from surrounding policy systems and the international community for their implementation.
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spelling CGSpace1440112025-12-08T09:54:28Z Community voices on climate, peace and security: Zambia Medina, Leonardo Caroli, Giulia Tarusarira, Joram Sax, Niklas Basel, Ashleigh Maviza, Gracsious Pacillo, Grazia Bonatti, Michelle climate resilience food systems climate change adaptation food security This Community Voices on Climate, Peace and Security series report, under CGIAR’s Climate Resilience Initiative, presents the results of a participatory appraisal conducted with residents of two localities across Zambia’s Southern Province. Participants are Tonga farmers and herders hailing from the Muchila ward in Namwala district, and the Lusitu ward in Chirundu district. Based on the qualitative analysis of data gathered through focus group discussions with community members in each locations, we identified four main causal pathways through which the effects of climate change compound to processes of conflict and instability. These pathways are all characterised by the highly influential role of political and cultural institutions, along with economic structures, that perpetuate climate vulnerability and grievances between societal actors. Furthermore, the management of natural resources and the protection of livelihoods as climate adaptation efforts can indeed be the source of cooperation across conflictive groups, thereby helping to build resilient institutions that can moderate the negative disruptive impacts of conflict, while fostering constructive outcomes. Participants in this study came up with actionable proposals which mostly rely on their own collective action, but require support from surrounding policy systems and the international community for their implementation. 2024-05-17 2024-05-23T06:17:43Z 2024-05-23T06:17:43Z Report https://hdl.handle.net/10568/144011 en Open Access application/pdf Medina, L.; Caroli, G.; Tarusarira, J.; Sax, N.; Basel, A.; Maviza, G.; Pacillo, G.; Bonatti, M. (2024) Community voices on climate, peace and security: Zambia. CGIAR Focus Climate Security. 57 p.
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Basel, Ashleigh
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Pacillo, Grazia
Bonatti, Michelle
Community voices on climate, peace and security: Zambia
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food security
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