"In this episode, we dive into how climate change is impacting different communities across Zambia — from rural farmers facing unpredictable rains to urban residents coping with heatwaves and flooding. Hear real stories, local perspectives, and expert insights on why the effects aren’t the same for everyone, and what’s being done to build resilience. Brought to you by Agents of Change Foundation with support from South to South North under the Voices for Just Climate Action."

"In this episode, we uncover how climate change is impacting different communities across Zambia in unique ways. From droughts in farming areas to floods in low-lying towns, we explore the challenges, resilience, and local solutions shaping the fight against climate change. Featuring stories and voices from the ground, this episode is brought to you by Agents of Change Foundation with support from South to South North under the Voices for Just Climate Action."

"In this episode, we spotlight the power of young people in driving local climate campaigns. From mobilizing communities to influencing policy, hear inspiring stories of youth leading change and shaping a greener future. Brought to you by Agents of Change Foundation with support from South to South North under the Voices for Just Climate Action."

Join us as we explore how climate finance connects with the Constituency Development Fund (CDF) in Chikankata. Our hosts break down what climate finance really means, why it matters for local communities, and how CDF can be a powerful tool for climate action. Featuring real-life examples and voices from the community, this episode is brought to you by Agents of Change Foundation with support from South to South North under the Voices for Just Climate Action."

In this insightful episode of The Voice Radio, we unpack the often complex topic of climate finance — but this time, through a local lens.

Our guest, Sitwala, breaks down what climate finance means for everyday communities in Zambia. From accessing funding for local climate adaptation to challenges of transparency and accountability, Sitwala highlights both the promise and the pitfalls of climate finance on the ground.

How can local communities tap into climate finance opportunities?
What role do youth and local leaders play in tracking how climate funds are used?
And how do we ensure that the money reaches the people most affected by climate change?

Tune in for a conversation that connects global climate finance commitments to real lives, real needs, and real solutions in Zambia.

This episode is brought to you by Agents of Change Foundation Zambia, with support from South to South North, under the Voices for Just Climate Action (VCA) program.

In this thought-provoking episode, we sit down with Gideon Mumba, Founder of Know Your Wildlife and the Environment Zambia, to explore the critical link between nature, biodiversity, and community survival.

From disappearing species to shrinking forests, Gideon unpacks the threats facing Zambia’s rich natural ecosystems and what this means for our food, water, and climate resilience. He also highlights the power of youth involvement in conservation efforts and how local action can lead to national impact.

🌿 Why does biodiversity matter?
🦅 What species are at risk in Zambia?
🌱 How can young people protect nature while creating green livelihoods?

Join us for this powerful conversation about restoring balance with the natural world.

This episode is brought to you by Agents of Change Foundation Zambia with support from South to South North under the Voices for Just Climate Action (VCA) project.

In this episode, young climate advocates share their lived experiences of climate change impacts in their communities from dry rivers to failed harvests and how they are turning challenges into action.

Through the Voices for Just Climate Action (VCA) project, they’ve gained skills, platforms, and confidence to raise awareness, engage decision-makers, and drive local solutions rooted in justice and community resilience.

Tune in to hear how youth are no longer waiting for change they are leading it.

Brought to you by Agents of Change Foundation Zambia with support from South to South North under the VCA initiative.

In this inspiring episode of The Voice Radio, we spotlight two passionate youth changemakers Twaambo and Nchimunya from Chikankata District, as they share their personal experiences with climate change and their journey as part of the Voices for Just Climate Action (VCA) project.

Hear how prolonged droughts, dry rivers, and crop failure have reshaped everyday life in their community.
Listen to how Twaambo and Nchimunya are using storytelling, radio, and community engagement to raise awareness and push for climate justice.
Learn how being part of the VCA project has empowered them with skills, confidence, and platforms to influence change at local and national levels.

This episode is brought to you by Agents of Change Foundation Zambia, with support from South to South North, under the Voices for Just Climate Action (VCA) program.

In this powerful episode, The Voice Radio travels to Chikankata District, where the impact of climate change is more than a global conversation it’s a daily reality.

Join our youth hosts as they speak with farmers, women, and young people facing:

• Failing crop yields due to unpredictable rainfall and prolonged droughts

• Water shortages affecting both households and livestock

• Livestock deaths caused by heatwaves and dry grazing lands

• Local stories of climate migration, food insecurity, and economic struggle

But it's not all gloom. Discover how the people of Chikankata are fighting back with climate-smart solutions ,from reforestation, conservation farming, to youth-led advocacy for climate finance.

This episode is brought to you by Agents of Change Foundation Zambia with support from South to South North under the Voices for Just Climate Action.

From Agents of Change Foundation Zambia, this compelling series of The Voice Radio explores how climate finance actually works in Chikankata District — from global pledges down to community impact levels.

Dive into episodes where youth reporters Innocent and Twaambo, along with local changemakers and Ward Development Committee members, uncover:

• How climate funds and Constituency Development Funds (CDF) intersect, and the challenges of fund leakages and misallocation in rural areas

• Firsthand stories from Chikankata youth of drought-driven hardship, failed harvests, and disappearing water sources — and the resilience strategies they’re using

• Climate-smart agriculture, adaptation tactics, and nature‑based solutions rooted in local tradition and innovation

Perfect for listeners interested in climate justice, grassroots finance transparency, and how Zambia’s youth are steering climate action from the ground up.