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Energy & Environmental Concerns for Zambia (EECZ)Energy & Environmental Concerns for Zambia is a grouping of researchers, academics and policy makers involved in the promotion and development of sustainable energy in Zambia. The members work for EECZ on short-term professional contracts.[top] [end]Objectives
[top] [end]ProjectsSustainable energy Policy And Research Knowledge Network (SPARKNET)SPARKNET has twelve member organisations from nine countries, and is the first formal Knowledge Network on Sustainable household energy in Southern and Eastern Africa. The project partners are aiming to assemble and disseminate (through an interactive Internet-based knowledge network) up to date knowledge (information, scenario analysis and policy assessment) on the low income household energy situation in seven partner countries in East and Southern Africa (Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Mozambique and South Africa) as well as relevant donor-aid policy in three European Union countries (UK, Germany, and the Netherlands) and at an EU level. For more information check www.sparknet.info. The network is funded by the European Union. Southern African Regional Climate Action Network (SARCAN) EECZ is a founder member of this regional network and Geoffrey Musonda is the vice chairman of the SARCAN board. EECZ continued to participate in information exchange among all the member organisations. Country Study on Adaptation to Climate Change and Human Health under the CLACC Project EECZ is a member of an international network of NGOs under the Civil society in Least developed Countries on Adaptation to Climate Change (CLACC) funded by the Department for International Development (DFID) of the UK. Currently EECZ is about to conclude a country study on adaptation to climate change and human health. Members have been attending international meetings and workshops on climate change. Energising the Millennium Development Goals-Setting the Enabling Environment (E-MINDSET) in Southern Africa The main objective of the project is to contribute to achieving the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) in Malawi, Mozambique, Zambia and Zimbabwe. The main activity is to build capacity in government officers from the Planning Departments as far as MDGs are concerned. The project is being funded by European Union and EECZ. The project is being implemented in Chipata and Katete districts of Zambia. Community Based Adaption to Climate Change in Africa This main objective of the project is to reduce the vulnerability and enhance the capacity to adapt to climate change of 8 particularly vulnerable African communities through information, training and implementation of selected adaptation activities. The project commenced in May 2008 with identification of hot spots in order to locate the project areas but they are likely to be in Southern and Central Provinces. Once that is done studies will lead to identification of Project Idea Notes, then projects will be formulated in full consultation with the community. [top] [end]Contact detailsPO BOX 51288, 13770, Hillview, Lusaka, ZambiaPhone (260-977) 601630 Fax (260-211) 254986 Email samusonda@.../eecz2002@yahoo.com Categories: Energy And Environmental Concerns For
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