There is global consensus on the need to develop sustainable development pathways in the face of global warming or climate change. These sustainable development pathways must contribute to the global set ambitious targets under the Paris Agreement aimed at holding global average temperature increases to below 2 °C and pursuing actions or measures that limit the temperature increase to 1.5 °C^[1]. Such actions and measures include the development and installation of green technologies including renewable energy technologies (RETs) and below zero carbon emission production processes. This also entails the development and deployment of green and circular based value chain systems meant to reduce the life cycle impacts of products or production processes over their entire lifespan. Nations have thus developed their low emission development pathways with Zimbabwe also having developed its Low Emission Development Strategy^[2]. The Future Projects Consulting Africa Pvt Ltd thus was established to provide products and services that bring about sustainable development solutions in the water resources engineering and management, waste management, renewable energy development, agriculture as well as in the process, construction, and mining industries in Zimbabwe and beyond. 

[1] UN, "Report of the Conference of the Parties on its twenty-first session, held in Paris from 30 November to 13 December 2015. Decision 1/CP.21," United Nations, New York2015.

[2] Zimbabwe Long-term Low Greenhouse Gas Emission Development Strategy (2020-2050)