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Kaywala, Ilitongo
2020·Master of Science in Environmental and Natural Resources Management·University of Zambia

Woodfuel (charcoal and firewood) is a crucial component of the energy supply chain in sub-Saharan Africa with over 80 percent of the population depending on it as their primary energy source (Sepp, 2008; Njenga, et. el., 2013). In Zambia, it accounts for more than 70 percent of total energy...

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Njobvu, Jimmy
2020·Master of Science in Environmental and Natural Resources Management·University of Zambia

Lukanga Swamp in Zambia, is one of the major fisheries which has been invaded by the aquatic invasive species commonly known as Kariba weed (Salvinia molesta).Generally, studies show that in areas where aquatic weeds occur, fish populations and catches are reduced and this problem is not...

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Namuwelu, Vwambanji
2020·Master of Science in Environmental and Natural Resources Management·University of Zambia

As cities continue to grow so does demand for water increase among the various users. Understanding domestic water use practices can help to develop water conservation strategies, thereby contributing to efficient management of the water resource. The aim of this study was to examine the domestic...

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Hepplethwaite, Victoria
2020·Master of Science in Environmental and Natural Resources Management·University of Zambia

This study examined the gendered experienced along the tomato value chain in the Lusaka city region. The objectives of the study were to: identify the key actors along the tomato value chain; establish the practices carried out along the tomato value chain by men and women; analyse the challenges...

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Nachalwe, Prisca
2020·Master of Science in Environmental and Natural Resources Management·University of Zambia

Mining as an extractive industry has both positive and negative impacts. The positive impacts include economic growth and job creation whereas the negative impacts are environmental degradation and human health risks. On this premise this study was carried out in order: To i) identify risks posed...

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