Carbon markets are rapidly emerging as a cornerstone of Zambia’s response to climate change and sustainable development. But what do Article 6, bilateral agreements, and voluntary carbon markets mean for local businesses and entrepreneurs?Listen as Fredrick Musonda speaks to Stanley Mwango about regulatory frameworks, opportunities for new entrants, and the latest government initiatives shaping the future of carbon finance in Zambia.Don’t miss this insightful discussion!

Climate change is more than an environmental issue—it’s a growing public health challenge. In Zambia, extreme weather events are increasingly linked to public health emergencies.
Listen as Natasha Chilundika speaks to Dr. Given Moonga about how climate change impacts Zambia and Africa’s public health sector, the risks of inaction, and what individuals, communities, and policymakers can do to mitigate these risks.Don’t miss this insightful discussion!

Zambia’s financial sector is at a crossroads. Climate risks such as droughts, floods, and biodiversity loss are no longer distant threats—they’re impacting loan repayments, asset values, and long-term stability. But there’s hope!Listen as Natasha Chilundika speaks to Fungai Musana, about how banks can adopt sustainable finance as a smart risk strategy to mitigate these challenges while unlocking new opportunities for growth and resilience.Don’t miss this insightful discussion on how Zambian banks can tackle climate risks while driving growth.

Climate action isn’t just a responsibility—it’s an investment in our future! But with shifting global priorities and funding gaps, how can Zambia secure financing for the urgent climate action required?
Listen as Natasha Chilundika speaks to Lydia Chibambo, about climate finance, energy transition, and the role of youth and women in sustainability.
Don’t miss this insightful discussion on how Zambia can position itself for a sustainable, climate-resilient future!

Poverty is more than just a lack of money. It's a complex web of interconnected factors that limit opportunities, trapping individuals in cycles of disadvantage that hinder human potential. To effectively address poverty, we must adopt a multi-pronged approach that tackles its root causes. Eradicating poverty requires a collective effort from individuals, communities, civil society organizations, businesses and government, all working together to build a more just and equitable world where everyone can thrive and reach their full potential.
If this is something you are interested in, be sure to listen in on this episode as we talk to Felix Mwenge who is an avid advocate for social mobility in Zambia.

Entrepreneurship as Stewardship: In a changing economic landscape, Zambian entrepreneurs can drive sustainable development. Listen in as we explore this topic with Ednah Ngoma. Discover how businesses can embrace responsible resource management to benefit both their bottom line and Zambia's future.

In today's rapidly changing world, thought leaders play a crucial role. These individuals possess deep expertise, and actively share their knowledge, challenge the status quo, and inspire others to think bigger and achieve more. From visionary business leaders navigating the complexities of dynamic markets to groundbreaking researchers pushing the boundaries of human knowledge, these individuals possess a unique ability to shape the conversations that drive our world forward. Thought leaders ignite critical thinking, foster meaningful dialogue, and ultimately, inspire action.
Learn more on how PRS is enhancing thought leadership in Zambia with our CEO Esther Tatenda Zulu.