Zambia to benefit from $4.23 million African development bank initiative to mainstream natural capital in development finance
Zambia is participating in a $4.23 million African Development Bank project to integrate natural capital, such as forests and water, into national economic planning. The initiative seeks to improve investment decisions and economic resilience by valuing environmental assets.
Zambia is among 13 African countries set to benefit from a $4.23 million African Development Bank initiative aimed at integrating the economic value of forests, water, land, biodiversity and other natural assets into development finance and national economic planning. The Mainstreaming Natural Capital in Africa Development Finance Project, Phase II (NC4-ADF II), approved in 2026 and scheduled to run through 2029, is intended to help participating countries strengthen natural capital accounting, improve investment decisions and build greater climate and economic resilience.
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