Output 1: Community rights and governance

The Legal Hub is expected to be launched in early 2025.

Output 2: Adaptive wildlife management

The SWM Programme supports community wildlife management plans, including annual game counts, daily patrols, livestock grazing schemes and wildlife monitoring. This data informs adaptive management actions and the need for updates to wildlife quotas by the Ministry of Environment, Forestry and Tourism. The Programme also aids the Salambala Community Conservancy in establishing a fisheries reserve on the Chobe River to reduce pressures from overfishing, with annual fish surveys supported by the Programme.

Output 3: Healthy and sustainable supply chains and consumption

The SWM Programme is supporting chilli production value chains in four Community Conservancies (Kwandu, Mashi, Balyerwa, and Wuparo). In the Zambezi region, 51 small-scale poultry producers (80% women) received training and mentorship in poultry production, including sanitation practices, vaccination, and poultry house construction. Lima Farms acquired a 1000-egg incubator with support from the Programme. In the Kavango region, 72 community members, mostly women and youth, were trained in goat husbandry, animal health, and nutrition.

Output 4: Zoonotic risk prevention and management

No activities were carried out under this output.