Stakeholders are calling for an inclusive National Seed Policy to strengthen seed security, biodiversity and climate resilience in Zambia.

As climate impacts and high input costs continue to affect crop production, indigenous seeds are a sustainable solution to food and nutrition security. Learn more.

As climate change continues to disrupt rainfall patterns across Zambia, initiatives like Participatory Plant Breeders are proving to be more than agricultural innovations. Learn more.

Once degraded, Shibuyunji District in Zambia is now thriving through agroecology. Learn more from the story.

There is an urgent need for policies that protect farmers’ rights to save and share indigenous seeds, preserving traditional knowledge and food sovereignty.