The Water Resources Management Authority (WARMA) joins the nation in commemorating World Environment Day, held under the theme “Accelerating Zambia’s Climate Action for Green Growth and Sustainability.”
This year’s national commemoration was held at the Lusaka National Park and brought together various stakeholders committed to environmental protection and sustainable development.
In line with the theme, WARMA reaffirmed its commitment to ensuring the sustainable management and protection of Zambia’s water resources for both current and future generations.
During the event, the Authority exhibited and showcased its mandate, highlighting its role in water resources management, regulation, and climate resilience.
Speaking during his keynote address, Lusaka Province Permanent Secretary Joe Kalusa said this year’s theme calls for urgent and meaningful action to address climate change and promote sustainable development.
He said that the theme places nature at the centre of climate solutions, emphasising the critical role that forests, wetlands, and soil microbes play in building climate resilience.
Mr. Kalusa further stated that the Government remains committed to promoting sustainable environmental management, climate resilience, and advancing green economy development.
The Authority remains committed to promoting the sustainable use, protection, and conservation of Zambia’s water resources for today and the future.