Francis Ndhlovu is a Zambian National Specialist Volunteer who works as a Research Assistant for the United Nations Development Programme on the project Strengthening Climate Resilience of Agricultural Livelihoods in Zambia’s Agro-ecological Regions I and II (SCRALA). He holders a bachelor’s degree in Agroforestry and is now currently perusing a master’s degree in project management and a postgraduate diploma in monitoring and evaluation. Francis interacts directly with the farmers, reaching out to the furthest rural communities in ensuring that small holder vulnerable farmers benefit from the interventions. Some of the notable achievements so far have been reaching out to at least 4060 farmers with climate information through radio broadcasts and sharing bulletins and extension services, 440 farmers in promoting goat keeping as alternative livelihoods, 100 farmers in bee keeping and 400 lead farmers practicing conservation agriculture.

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