Project Sites
Explore the parks, landscapes and communities where the project is active across Zambia.
Livingstone
The Zambia Green, Resilient, and Transformational Tourism Development Project (GREAT-TDP, P180337) is a US$100 million International Development Association (IDA) Credit approved by the Board on June 9, 2023, with an effectiveness date of January 10, 2024, and a closing date of December 31, 2030. The Project is being implemented by the Ministry of Tourism (MoT).
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Nsumbu Tourism Development Area (TDA)
Welcome to the Green, Resilient and Transformational Tourism Development Project. On behalf of the project team, thank you for taking an interest in our work to protect Zambia's natural heritage while creating lasting, inclusive economic opportunities for the communities who depend on it.
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Source of the Zambezi River
The source of the Zambezi River lies in Ikelenge District, North-Western Province, about 53km northwest of Mwinilunga. Protected as both a National Monument and National Forest, the site combines dense swamp/riparian forest with waterfalls, Kalene Hills, and cultural and wildlife attractions.
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Liuwa Plains National Park
Liuwa Plains National Park covers 3,369 square kilometres in the plains of Western Province, bordered by Kalabo to the south, Mongu to the east, Sikongo to the west and Mitete to the north. It is home to the second-largest wildebeest migration on the continent and a rich cultural landscape shaped by the annual Kuomboka ceremony.
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