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This report provides a quantification of the households vulnerable to falling into poverty as the result of a shock, as well as a qualitative analysis of the level of adaptability …

process consisted of: 1. Quantifying how many Zambians are vulnerable to the negative impacts of covariate … nine years of compulsory basic education for all Zambians. Source: Lumpa, Mubanga. (25 October 2018). “Zambia’s … assistance in the event of shock Of the 12 million Zambians that may need assistance in the event of a shock …

Africa’s Development Dynamics 2023 INVESTING IN SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT This work is published under the responsibility of the Secretary-General of the OECD and the Chairperson of the AUC. [...] This work …

rural electrification through solar energy, trains Zambians to become solar panel technicians and to repair …

Analysis predicted that approximately 2.04 million Zambians, representing 23 percent of the population, would …

the welfare of the poorest and most vulnerable Zambians because of the on-going drought and other shocks …

Zambia needs to increase productivity and accelerate economic transformation to achieve sustained and inclusive growth. Zambia's debt resolution and ongoing reforms are expected to support macroeconomic stability and reignite private-sector …

productivity in agriculture, which employs most Zambians but is severely exposed to climate change. Zambia … agricultural work; close to 60 percent of working Zambians are employed in agriculture. As most of the population … succession of economic shocks and growth setbacks saw Zambians’ living standards deteriorate.9 Zambia experienced … risen further since then; by 2022, 60 percent of Zambians were living below the poverty line, up from 54 … negative shocks. Currently, around 11.7 million Zambians live below the poverty line, 80 percent of whom …

Zambia needs to increase productivity and accelerate economic transformation to achieve sustained and inclusive growth. Zambia’s debt resolution and ongoing reforms are expected to support macroeconomic stability and reignite private-sector …

productivity in agriculture, which employs most Zambians but is severely exposed to climate change. Zambia … agricultural work; close to 60 percent of working Zambians are employed in agriculture. As most of the population … succession of economic shocks and growth setbacks saw Zambians’ living standards deteriorate.9 Zambia experienced … risen further since then; by 2022, 60 percent of Zambians were living below the poverty line, up from 54 … negative shocks. Currently, around 11.7 million Zambians live below the poverty line, 80 percent of whom …

The development objective of Eastern Province Jurisdictional Sustainable Landscape Program - Emissions Reduction Project for Zambia is to generate payments to the Program Entity for measured, reported, and verified Emission …

4 percent per year.2 In 2022, 61.5 percent of Zambians lived in extreme poverty (US$1.90/day), amidst …

This figure is low and limits the potential of the youthful demography of the Zambian population. [...] 1 THE ZAMBIA REPORT The country fares well in terms of business dynamism …

subscription. Notwithstanding these challenges, Zambians demonstrate a growing online presence, particularly …

A country is considered to be “in debt distress” when the present value of debt to GDP and exports ratio and debt service ratios significantly breach the respective thresholds, and …

interest of creditors above the well-being of Zambians and economic development than the interest of …

Africa experienced a wave of democratic unrest from 2020-23, with seven countries--Mali, Chad, Guinea, Sudan, Burkina Faso, Niger, and Gabon--falling to military coups during this time. Why? Host Landry Signe …

2023, the most enthusiastic citizens have been Zambians and Tanzanians. The governments of Zambia and …