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"To promote, support, coordinate and harmonise the management and development of the water resources of the Zambezi Watercourse" in collaboration with all stakeholders on the Zambezi watercourse is one of ZAMCOM's functions.

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• The Zambezi Watercourse Commission (ZAMCOM) in partnership with CRIDF is implementing one pillar of the four thematic pillars of the Strategic Plan, hence fulfilling its mandate on Livelihoods. Follow the link to watch how the partnership is is implementing the programme.....

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• Zambezi Basin Flow Forecasting is now accessible online. It allows the forecast of flow, runoff and rain for the next 90 days hence aiding planning.
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• The term “Zambezi Watercourse” is defined as: the system of surface and ground waters of the Zambezi constituting, by virtue of their physical relationship, a unitary whole flowing normally into a common terminus, the Indian Ocean. The “Zambezi Watercourse” is perceived broadly to also include the topography of the landscape and associated lands of the Zambezi River.

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• You can read our latest newsletter here.
• Our publications are free of charge here.
• You can also access our ZAMWIS Knowledge Products portal here.

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• ZAMCOM in collaboration with WWF is implementing the Kwando Project with Angola, Botswana, Namibia and Zambia being the target member countries

   

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• One of the objectives of the Kwando Project is  the capacity building of stakeholders on integrated approach to water management and governance, on resource mobilisation, and for creating increased awareness of the role of the
  Kwando River to the ecosystems that make that part of the Zambezi a strong conservation constituency.

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• ZAMWIS (the Zambezi Water Resources Information System) contains Time Series as well as Knowledge Products for the Zambezi River Basin