Our Environment, Our Responsibility

Musaya Ward in Chirundu District has long struggled with severe water scarcity following the devastating flash floods of 2008-2009. These floods displaced over 102,000 families

The Centre for Environment Justice’s (CEJ) approach to economic empowerment and sustainable livelihoods through the Village Savings and Investment Banking model is making a significant

Introduction Fresnel lenses are powerful tools for concentrating solar energy, offering enhanced efficiency and versatility in various applications. These lenses focus sunlight onto a specific

Introduction Mining is a significant economic activity in Zambia, contributing substantially to the national GDP and employment. However, the benefits of mining often come at

By Jennifer Mwanangombe – Programme Coordinator, Environment & Extractives. Introduction Zambia is endowed with abundant natural resources, particularly copper, cobalt, and other valuable minerals, which

By: Ali Kaunda – SR4ERZ Project Coordinator. Introduction Situated in the heart of Zambia lies a region of unparalleled natural beauty. However, beneath this surface,

By Engineer Gabriel Mukuka- PC-SE/CC Introduction Zambia, a nation blessed with abundant natural resources covering 752,612 km², faces a critical challenge: hunger. Recent extreme weather

By: Freeman Chiwele Mubanga – EPD Coordinator. Introduction Environmental degradation, climate change, and biodiversity loss continue to pose significant threats to our planet’s health and

Children born and growing up in mining communities in Sinazongwe District are significantly impacted by mining activities, particularly in terms of health hazards. They are

CEJ is thrilled to announce the launch of our Environmental Protection and Development (EPD) Strategy and Implementation Framework, a significant step forward following the successful