Second Zambia Climate and Economic Resilience Programmatic DPF

About this project

The development objective of Second Zambia Climate and Economic Resilience Programmatic Development Policy Financing for Zmabia is to: (i) enhance fiscal management and resilience, (ii) promote private-sector investment and resilience in enabling sectors, and (iii) strengthen disaster risk management and climate resilience. Zambia's structural and disaster risk management (DRM) reforms align with Vision 2030, the 8NDP (2022–2026), and other strategic initiatives. This DPF aims to support Zambia in implementing reforms to boost resilience to economic and climate shocks, while fostering private sector-led growth in key sectors and creating more and better jobs. The DPF series contributes to achieving Zambia's CPF objective 1 (business environment for private investment), objective 2 (connectivity and increase energy access), objective 4 (targeting and effectiveness of social protection), objective 5 (natural resources management and climate-smart agriculture), and objective 6 (climate risk management systems and financing). Moreover, it aligns with the institution's corporate priorities, including jobs, gender, climate, and enabling private capital. The program is structured around three pillars and nine prior actions, fully anchored in the GRZ priorities. Pillar A enhances fiscal management and resilience, focusing on resource revenue management, creating buffers against economic and climate shocks, and improving sovereign credit and investment conditions, including SOEs. Pil…

Published by

World Bank · Multilateral

Countries

Zambia

Sectors

Multi-hazard response preparednessLocal government administrationEnvironmental policy and administrative managementEnergy sector policy, planning and administrationBudget planningBusiness policy and administration

Places

Lusaka

Funded by

International Development Association

Implemented by

Ministry of Finance and National Planning

Accountable

Republic of Zambia

Passes funds through

International Development Association

Published by World Bank to the International Aid Transparency Initiative (IATI), last updated 2 Oct 2026 and imported automatically. IATI identifier: 44000-P507962.

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