September 15, 2026

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Zambia
Zambia – Africa Institute

Zambia

Country Profile & Environmental Management Partnerships

Zambia works in partnership with the Africa Institute to implement comprehensive waste management strategies, eliminate PCBs, reduce open burning pollutants, promote plastic circularity, and run national health and environment observatories.

Active & Collaborative Projects

The Africa Institute coordinates and executes several national and regional initiatives in Zambia to support sustainable chemicals management and pollution control.

Ongoing SADC PCB Elimination

SADC PCBs Elimination Project

Disposal of PCB (Polychlorinated Biphenyls) oils contained in transformers and disposal of capacitors containing PCB in Southern Africa, demonstrating a regional approach to environmentally sound management (ESM) of PCB oils, equipment, and wastes.

Focus: Hazardous Chemical Disposal

Scope: 12 Southern African Countries (incl. Zambia)

Ongoing African ChemObs

African ChemObs (Health & Environment Observatories)

Integrated Health and Environment Observatories and legal and institutional strengthening for the Sound Management of chemicals in Africa, contributing to improved health and environment through national and regional institutions.

Focus: Legal & Institutional Capacity

Scope: African Countries (incl. Zambia)

Ongoing Stockholm Convention NIP

Stockholm Convention NIP Review & Update

Facilitating the implementation of the Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs) through the development, review, and update of National Implementation Plans (NIPs) and submission to the Conference of the Parties (COP).

Focus: POPs Policy & Convention Implementation

Scope: Participating Countries (incl. Zambia)

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