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::	Editorial

::	A New Kind of Partnership
	With a signed MOU between the Danish Embassy and various stakeholders in Itezhi-tezhi District MS-Zambia is ready to manage the Community Based Natural Resource Management sub-component of DANIDA’s Natural Resource Management programme in Zambia.

::	Theme: Corruption: Whistle Blowing is Risky
	The Zambian law offers no protection to the so-called whistle blowers, which makes it very difficult to convince people to report cases of corruption. However, that should not prevent any organisation from developing guidelines on how to tackle corruption.

::	Facts about corruption
	Corruption can be classified into three categories, namely; Petty Corruption, Grand Corruption and Political Corruption

::	The Fight Against Corruption Includes You
	Corruption is everywhere in Zambia. Though only a few people really hit the big scores, we all have the responsibility to prevent corruption, says Goodwell Lungu from Transparency International Zambia

::	Is Britain Really Against Corruption?

::	Wasted Money
	Every year billions of Kwacha that could have improved your life and many others ends up in brown envelopes for the benefit of very few people. The amounts are quite frightening, says Director for Transparency International Zambia, Goodwell Lungu.

::	The poorer you are the more you pay

::	Private Sector Must Fight Corruption

::	Programme Focus: CBNRM - Lobby & Advocacy Needed
	There is a lot of potential in Zambia’s natural resources. However, we need to empower our partners to take an active part in managing and utilising the natural resources of Zambia, says MS-Zambia Programme Officer, James Kasongo

::	If Only Man Was Not Around
	Many rural people in Zambia are sceptical towards initiatives within natural resource management. In order to overcome this scepticism and understand it, is important to take a look back in time, where conservation of natural resources was about protecting the forests and the wildlife from the people and very often on behalf of the very same peoples lives.

::	History of CBNRM in Zambia

::	CBNRM Succes Includes You!
	Community Based Natural Resource Management has become a buzzword of our time when it comes to natural resource management.

::	Lack of National CBNRM Policy Causes Confusion
	There is a strong need for a national CBNRM policy if Zambia is to succeed in this area of conserving natural resources and improve poor peoples livelihood. MS-Zambia can play a vital role in that process.

::	Overlapping laws and regulations

::	CBNRM Partners - Ready for Action
	MS-Zambia partners within community based natural resource management met for the second and final phase of the Support and Training Provision to learn, share experiences and discuss different topics within the field of natural resource management.

::	News from MS-Zambia PAB - Handing over

::	News from MS-Zambia - Farmer News x 2

::	Moving in Solidarity
	The MS-Zambia Team had a “fun run” in the 7th Inter-Company Relay held at the Showgrounds on Saturday the 14th of April 2005.