Victor Makombe is a highly qualified professional holding a Master's degree in Sustainable Land and Environmental Management from the University of Zambia, and a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Development Studies. He is further certified as a Monitoring and Evaluation Specialist and holds a certificate in Diplomacy, Protocol, and International Relations.

With over 20 years of professional experience in spatial planning, conservation and law enforcement, Victor has dedicated his career to protecting natural resources, upholding environmental regulations, and advancing sustainable development practices. His extensive background combines hands-on field expertise with strategic leadership in combating environmental crime, enforcing conservation laws, and promoting community-based natural resource management.

Currently, Victor serves in a coordinating role in Transfrontier Conservation Areas (TFCAs) in Zambia, where he facilitates cross-border collaboration, harmonizes conservation efforts among partner states, and promotes integrated natural resource management across shared ecosystems. In this capacity, he works closely with governments, local communities, and international partners to strengthen biodiversity conservation, support sustainable livelihoods, and enhance regional cooperation.

His multidisciplinary expertise spans sustainable development, environmental management, results-based monitoring and evaluation, and diplomatic engagement, positioning him as a versatile and seasoned professional equipped to lead and support complex development initiatives across national and international contexts.