Community Climate Vulnerability Risk Assessment Report (Chongwe, Rufunsa and Luangwa)

This report presents the findings of a Community Climate Vulnerability Risk Assessment conducted in Chongwe, Rufunsa, and Luangwa districts of Zambia. The study highlights the increasing threats posed by climate change, including prolonged droughts, erratic rainfall, deforestation, and food insecurity, which disproportionately affect small-scale farmers and vulnerable groups. Through qualitative research methods, the assessment identifies key climate risks, community vulnerabilities, and adaptation efforts. The findings underscore the urgent need for climate-smart agriculture, improved water management, access to reliable climate information, and stronger policy interventions to enhance community resilience. The report provides practical recommendations for policymakers, development agencies, and local communities to mitigate climate risks and foster sustainable development. It serves as a critical resource for stakeholders working towards a climate-resilient Zambia.