Youth Engage in Regional Learning Exchange Highlighting Zambia’s Agroecology Strategy as a Model for Southern Africa

Representatives from YPARD Zambia actively engaged in the discussions, gaining practical insights into how integrated systems—from water harvesting to soil health management and animal husbandry—can drive sustainable farming and contribute to long‑term resilience. Their participation led to deeper reflections on the barriers that young people may face in efficiently engaging with agroecology systems, including access to resources, training and supportive policy environments.

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