The Luangwa District Integrated Development Plan (2024–2034) establishes a ten-year strategic and spatial development framework for Luangwa District, Zambia, aimed at promoting sustainable socio-economic growth, service delivery and environmental management. The Plan covers key sectors including agriculture, livestock, fisheries, forestry, water resources, tourism, mining, transport, health, education, energy and sanitation. It identifies development priorities and proposes measures to improve agricultural productivity through irrigation rehabilitation, livestock and aquaculture development, enhanced extension services and market access, while promoting sustainable forest management, community-based natural resource management and biodiversity conservation. The Plan further provides for improvements in water supply, sanitation, transport infrastructure, health and education facilities, tourism development and settlement planning. It establishes implementation, financing and monitoring mechanisms involving local authorities, government institutions, communities and development partners, while integrating cross-cutting considerations such as climate resilience, gender equality, social inclusion, environmental sustainability and public participation.
赞比亚 · 2024-01-01