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Protecting livelihoods through sustainable utilization of the Kafue river basin
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18.02.23
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Traditional leaders in Zambia, such as chiefs, have historically been the proponents of natural resource management, particularly land and water use in their communities. As key opinion leaders, they play a critical role in ensuring sustainable land and water use management and act as a bridge between the community and development partners.
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