Land is the most important asset that small-scale farmers have but without recognized and secure property rights, individuals’ farm investments may be at risk. In Zambia, USAID supported local farming communities by helping them secure land rights through low-cost, locally available tools and processes, and teaching techniques, like agroforestry, that are designed to improve their land’s productivity now and in the future.
Learn more about USAID’s Tenure and Global Climate Change project in Zambia.