Green Living Movement
Lusaka, Zambia
About
Founded in 2000, Green Living Movement is a non-governmental organisation based in Lusaka, Zambia working on environment & climate, community development, poverty & hunger +1 more.
Green Living Movement (GLM) is a non-governmental organisation founded in Zambia in 2000 that supports environmental and social development in rural communities. It works through participatory methods, with communities taking part in project identification, planning, implementation and evaluation. Its work covers sustainable agriculture and agroecology, climate resilience, livelihoods, water and sanitation, and community enterprises. GLM Zambia is the mother organisation of GLM Finland and GLM Eswatini, which was founded in 2009. GLM works in Zambia and Eswatini, alongside communities, government, civil society and development partners.
Location
Founded
Organisation type
Focus areas
Languages
Causes & programmes
Causes
Works for
How they work
Programmes
Building Community Resilience in Food & Nutrition Security through Agroecology
Poverty & Hunger · Zambia
Agroecology component of the Food Security and Habitat Protection in the KAZA Project, supporting community food and nutrition security.
Creating Income and Improving Livelihoods Through Irrigation in Luangwa District
Community development · Zambia
Irrigated agriculture to increase household income for farmers in Luangwa District.
Climate Justice Grant Zambia CJC II
Environment & Climate · Zambia
Climate justice grant programme supporting community-led climate action in Zambia.
Countries of operation
Funding & support
Funded by
Ways to support
Credentials & affiliations
Partnerships
OAK Foundation