Zambia - SAPSN

Name of organization	Brief history	Date of establishment	Physical Address	Phone number	Email	Website	Registration	Affiliations	Geographical Coverage	Impact population (Beneficiaries)	Thematic focus (3 key areas of operation)	Impact and Achievements	Partnerships
Zambia Social Forum (ZAMSOF)	The Zambia Open Society Foundation is a civil society organization that works towards promoting good governance, protecting human rights, and advocating for social justice in Zambia. It supports initiatives that enhance transparency, accountability, and citizen participation in decision-making processes.	2.001	C/O Plot No.4225 Zambia Library Cultural and Skills Center for the Visually Impaired along Chilimbulu Road Chilenje South Lusaka	+ 260 977 46 72 86	zamsof@zambia.co.zm	zamsof.wordpress.com	Registred NGO	NGOs, community-based organizations, trade unions, faith-based groups, and social movements	National	NGOs, community groups, trade unions, and social movements.	Good governance, Human rights, Social justice	ZAMSOF has provided a national platform for diverse civil society organizations to come together, share their experiences, and collectively advocate for policy changes.	Local, national, and international partners to strengthen the impact of Zambian civil society.
Zambia Debt Alliance	The CSO Alliance on Debt Management was established in September 2020, created to provide oversight and policy engagement leadership on Public Finance Management.	2.020	Plot No. 3823, Mandahill Road, Olympia, Lusaka., Lusaka, Zambia			csodebtalliance.com/	Registred NGO	Civil Society for Poverty Reduction (CSPR), Zambia Council for Social Development (ZCSD), ambia Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU)	National	Zambian population,	Debt transparency, Debt relief, Economic justice	Has had a significant impact on debt management and economic policies in Zambia through its advocacy for debt transparency, sustainable debt financing, and influencing the	Civil society organizations, trade unions, academia, and regional and global debt advocacy platforms
Civil Society Platform	The Civil Society Platform (CSP) is an umbrella organization that brings together various civil society organizations (CSOs) in Zambia. It serves as a coordinating body and advocacy platform for its member organizations.	2.007	Grote Marktstraat 45 2511 BH The Hague The Netherlands	+31 (0)70 313 62 6	info@civilsocietyplatform.org	cspps.org/	Registred NGO	Government agencies, ministries, and regulatory bodies that oversee the NGO and civil society sector in Zambia.	National	Zambian people.	Human rights, democracy, gender equality, sustainable development, and social services delivery.	Strengthening the capacity of its member civil society organizations (CSOs) through trainings, workshops, and knowledge-sharing.	Community-based organizations, faith-based organizations, and professional associations.
ActionAid Zambia	Poverty alleviation, Women's rights, Education	1.998	Plot 3135, Kudu Road, Kabulonga, Lusaka, Zambia	+260 (0)966 453 677	info.zambia@actionaid.org	zambia.actionaid.org	Registered NGO	ActionAid International	National	Small-scale farmers and rural populations, Women and girls, Youth, People living in urban informal settlements, People with disabilities.	Food and Climate Justice, Women's Rights and Gender Equality, Education and Skills Development, Active Citizenship and Accountability, Humanitarian Response and Resilience	Poverty alleviation, Women's rights, Education	Community-based organizations and self-help groups National civil society platforms and networks, Government ministries and local authorities, Academic and research institutions, International development agencies and INGOs, Bilateral and multilateral donors
Caritas Zambia	Established in 2001 to animate the work of the Catholic Commission for Justice and Peace and the Catholic Commission for Development with the mandate to foster and uphold human dignity through promotion of integral human development.	2.001	Kapingila House, Kabulonga Road, Plot BRT6, P.O. Box 31965, Lusaka, Zambia	+260 211 260980	caritaszambia@iconnect.zm	https://www.caritas.org/where-caritas-work/africa/zambia/	Registered non-governmental organization in Zambia	Caritas Internationalis	National	Zambian population,	Social development, Poverty reduction, Health	The agency lobbies policymakers to ensure that mining for Zambia’s copper is conducted in a responsible and environmentally sustainable way, and that all Zambians stand to benefit from the use of their country’s natural resources.	Caritas Norway, Caritas England and Wales-CAFOD, Caritas Netherlands-CORDAID, Catholic Relief Services USA, Caritas Canada-Development and Peace, Caritas Australia, Caritas Sweden, Caritas Ireland-Trócaire and Caritas Internationalis.
Zambia National Women's Lobby	The Zambia National Women's Lobby is a non-partisan women's rights organization in Zambia.	1.991	Plot 1374, Lumumba Road, Lusaka, Zambia	+260 211 294 321	info@znwl.org.zm	womenslobby.org.zm	Registered non-governmental organization in Zambia	Southern African Development Community (SADC) and the African Women's Development and Communication Network (FEMNET).	National	Women	Women's political participation, economic empowerment, and ending gender-based violence.	The Zambia National Women's Lobby has played a significant role in advocating for the implementation of the 50/50 gender representation in decision-making positions in Zambia. They have also worked to increase the number of women in local government and parliament. Additionally, the organization has been at the forefront of campaigns to end gender-based violence and promote women's economic empowerment.	overnment agencies, civil society organizations, and international development partners to achieve its objectives.
Young Women in Action (YWA)	YWA is a youth-led organization working to empower young women and promote gender equality in Zambia.	2.002	Plot 2568, Katundu Road, Ndola, Zambia	+260 97 8896443	h.chibuta@youngwomeninaction.org.zm	youngwomeninaction.org	Registered NGO	Women's Christian Association (YWCA) of Zambia, Women's Global Network for Reproductive Rights (WGNRR)	National	Young Women	Sexual and reproductive health and rights, economic empowerment, and leadership development for young women.	Youth empowerment, Gender equality, Advocacy	Ministry of Youth, Sport, and Child Development, the Planned Parenthood Association of Zambia, UNFPA, Embassy of Sweden in Zambia.
Transparency International Zambia	Transparency International Zambia is part of a global movement working to combat corruption and promote transparency.	1.996	Plot number 128 Mwambula Road, Jesmondine, Lusaka, Zambia	+260 211 293 649 / +260 973 683 431 / +260 955 504 535	info@tizambia.org.zm	tizambia.org.zm/	Registered non-governmental organization in Zambia	Transparency International	National	Zambians	Anti-corruption, Good governance, Accountability	Instrumental in advocating for the enactment of anti-corruption laws and policies in Zambia. The organization has also conducted extensive research and public awareness campaigns to expose corruption in both the public and private sectors.	Anti-Corruption Commission of Zambia, as well as civil society organizations, media houses, United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the European Union.
Women for Change (WfC)	Women for Change is a Zambian organization dedicated to empowering women and promoting gender equality.	1.991	Nchenja Rd, Lusaka, Zambia	+260 95 3529951	info@womenforchange.co.za	womenforchange.co.za	Registred NGO	Local NGOs working with women	National	Women	Women's empowerment, Gender-based violence, Advocacy		ZAMSOF
Zambia Civic Education Association (ZCEA)	ZCEA is a non-partisan organization focused on promoting civic education and participation in democratic processes in Zambia.	1.992	The Lucy Sichone Memorial House Plot No. 2/1836 Azikiwe Crescent Off Manchinchi Road Northmead Lusaka, Zambia	+260-1-229641	info@zamcivic.com.zm	zcea.org/#	Registered NGO	Civil society organizations and government agencies	National	Zambian citizens	Civic education, Democracy, Governance	Has conducted widespread civic education campaigns to raise awareness on democratic processes and citizens' rights and responsibilities	Ministry of Local Government, Electoral Commission of Zambia, international donors and development partners
Youth Alive Zambia	Youth Alive Zambia is a youth-focused organization that aims to empower and uplift young people through various programs and initiatives.	1.996	Lot #12576/M Off Agustine Lungu Road, Chalala APEX Lilayi-Kafue	+260 211 293559	info@youthalivez.com	youthalivez.com	Registered NGO	Member of various youth-focused networks and platforms	National	Youth	Youth development, Education, Health	Implemented programs to equip young people with life skills, entrepreneurship training, and access to sexual and reproductive health services	Ministry of Youth, Sport, and Child Development, UN agencies, local and international NGOs
Zambia Centre for Communication Programmes (ZCCP)	ZCCP is a non-profit organization that focuses on using communication strategies to address health issues and promote positive behavior change in Zambia.	2.002	Plot 18, Matandani Close off Lubuto Road, Rhodes Park, Lusaka, Zambia	+260 211 238 864	info@zccpkwatu.org	zccpkwatu.org	Registered NGO	Media organizations and communication networks	National	Zambian population	Health communication, Behavior change, Social marketing	Conducted successful communication campaigns and programmes in Zambia focusing on HIV/AIDS prevention, GBV, nutrition and health.	PEPFAR, GIZ, USAID and DFID
Zambia Governance Foundation (ZGF)	ZGF is a grant-making organization that supports initiatives promoting good governance, transparency, and accountability in Zambia.	2.009	9 Mansansa Close, Off Bwinjimfumu, Rhodes Park, P.O BOX 32615, Lusaka, Zambia	+260 971 252020 / +260 211 239413	info@zgf.org.zm	zgf.org.zm	Registered NGO	Africa Philanthropy Network	National	Local communities in Zambia	Good governance, Accountability, Transparency	Developed a low-cost method to collect and turn food waste into organic compost.	Hivos, West Africa Civil Society Insititute, TechSoup, Africa Philathropy Network, Democarcy Works Foundation.
Zambia Environmental Management Agency (ZEMA)	ZEMA is a government agency responsible for environmental regulation, management, and conservation in Zambia.	2.011	Plot No. 6975 Corner Church and Suez Roads, Lusaka, Zambia	+260-211-254023 / +260-211-254059	info@zema.org.zm	zema.org.zm	Registered NGO	Energy Regulation Board, Water resources Management Authority.	National	Zambians	Environmental conservation, Pollution control, Sustainable development	Independent environmental regulator and coordinating agency, established through an Act of Parliament, the Environmental Management Act (EMA) No. 12 of 2011.	Established consistent environmental assessments annually
Youth Development Foundation (YDF)	The Youth Development Foundation works to empower young people through education, skills training, and entrepreneurship opportunities, enabling them to become active contributors to society.	2.007	P.O. Box 511109, Chipata, Zambia.		ydf.zambia@yahoo.com	ydfz.wordpress.com	Registered NGO		National	Youth	Youth development, Education, Skills training	Capacity building for community based organizations/partners, Training Of Youth And WDC on Transparency, Accountability, And How To Fight Corruption	European Union, Deutschche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenartbeit (GIZ), Regional Psychosocial Support Initiative Mental Health (REPSSI)
Zambia Youth Platform	A youth-led organization in Zambia that was established in [insert year] with the aim of addressing the needs and concerns of young people in the country. It was founded by a group of passionate and proactive youth who recognized the importance of creating a platform for youth empowerment, participation, and advocacy.	2.015	Plot No. 3856, Humba/Kozo,Off Livingstone Road.		info@zyplatform.org	zyplatform.org	Registered NGO		National	Youth	Governance and Civic Participation, Economic Empowerment and Wealth Creation, HIV/AIDS and SRHR Programming, Environment and Climate Justice, Institutional Development.
Zambia Human Rights Commission (ZHRC)	The Zambia Human Rights Commission is a statutory body established to promote and protect human rights in Zambia. It investigates human rights violations, provides education and awareness, and advocates for the respect and enforcement of human rights in the country.	1.997	Human Rights House, Independence Avenue ,P.O. Box 33812, Lusaka, Zambia	+260-21-1-251327/251357,	lusaka@hrc.org.zm	hrc.org.zm	Registered NGO		National	Zambians	Human rights, Rule of law, Advocacy	Commemorates International Days, Speaks out on human rights abuses in Zambia.	Local NGOs, Government, Donors and UN Agencies
Zambia Agency for Persons with Disabilities	Zambia Agency For Persons with Disabilities is a quasi-Government Institution established by an Act of Parliament, the Persons with Disabilities Act No. 06 of 2012 of the Laws of Zambia. We are engaged in various activities in the development of quality programs and advocacy initiatives by the disability rights movement that comply with UNCRPD principles.	2.012	Plot No. F/488a/7/B, Leopards Hill Road. Lusaka, Zambia	+260 211 265233		zapd.org.zm	Registered NGO		National	Persons with Disabilities	Coordination Excellence; Operational Excellence and Financial Sustainability		United Nations, Commonwealth Foundation, GIZ, European Union
Zambia National Education Coalition (ZANEC)	Early Childhood Care, Development and Education (ECCDE), Basic Education (Primary and Secondary School), Skills and Tertiary Education, Youth, Adult Literacy and Education, Gender Equality and Equity	1.999	P.O Box 30774, Lusaka, Zambia	260 211 226422/226490 / +260 976198152	director@zanec.org.zm / admin@zanec.org.zm	www.zanec.org.zm	Registered NGO	Government, education institutions, and other stakeholders to ensure that the education system in Zambia meets the needs of learners.	National	Zambians	The right to quality education for all Zambians, advocating for policies and programs that improve access, equity, and learning outcomes in the education sector.	Promotes the right to quality education for all Zambians, advocating for policies and programs that improve access, equity, and learning outcomes in the education sector.	Government, education institutions,
Zambia Land Alliance (ZLA)	A coalition of civil society organizations and advocates working on land rights and tenure security in Zambia.	2.006	Physical Address, Plot 2299, Great North Road, Rhodespark, Lusaka, Zambia	260211252883	info@zla.org.zm	www.zla.org.zm	Registred NGO	Member of the International Land Coalition (ILC), Member of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) Land Network, Partner of the Landesa	National	Zambians	Land Rights and Access, Sustainable Land Management, Land Governance	Played a key role in the development of Zambia's National Land Policy (2019), Contributed to the establishment of the Land Commission of Zambia, Provided training and support to local communities on land rights and sustainable land management, Conducted research and advocacy on land issues, Mobilized public awareness and engagement on land governance	Government of Zambia, Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources, Traditional authorities, Civil society organizations, International development partners
Centre for Human Rights & Humanitarian Action							Registred NGO		National		Human Rights Education and Awareness, Advocacy and Partnerships, Humanitarian Data and Response
Centre for Trade Policy and Development	The Centre for Trade Policy and Development (CTPD) is a non-profit, membership-based civil society organisation. Formerly known as the Civil Society Trade Network of Zambia (CSTNZ), CTPD was formed as a network of civils society organisations working on trade issues.	2.004	Plot 3823 Manda Hill Road, Olympia Park, Lusaka, Zambia	+260 211 264 409	info@ctpd.org.zm	www.ctpd.org.zm	Registred NGO	Tax Justice Network Africa (TJNA), the Africa Trade Networks (ATN), Our World Is Not for Sale Network (OWINFS), Southern African People Solidarity Network (SAPSN).	National	The beneficiaries of CTPD’s work include the government, civil society organizations, community based organizations and members of the community including men, women, and youths.		An achievement over the life of CTPD that has enhanced its capacity to conduct impactful work is the establishment of the Research Wing. Since the Research wing was established, CTPD has enhanced the credibility of its advocacy and capacity building messages as these are now backed by evidence. Further, the Research wing has also improved the resource mobilisation abilities of the organisation. Through the Research wing, CTPD can raise resources that are not tied to any donor or project and therefore can be spent at its discretion.	local and international civil society organisations.
Zambia Activists and Rights Defenders Network	The Zambia Activists and Rights Defenders Network (ZARDN) was established as a result of years of activism by social movements to fight for freedom and consolidate Zambia's democracy. ZARDN is a community of individuals, pressure groups, social movements and civil society organizations who are passionate about fighting for justice and defending human rights. The organization seeks to raise awareness about corporate bullying, discrimination, and inequality, and advocate for policy changes that result from proper legal reforms that will help create a more just and equitable society for all.	2.003	Kalundu Plot No 5777, Lusaka.	977327163	Info.zardn@gmail.com		National Youth Development Council	Southern African Coalition Against Slap Suits	National	Women, Youth and Marginalized	Justice, Human Right	Conducting a baseline research on Artisanal Small Scale Miners in Zambia with respect to the black mountain
Chapter One	Not-for-profit organisation that promotes and protects human rights, human rights defenders, constitutionalism, social justice and rule of law in Zambia through advocacy, civic education and strategic public interest litigation.		Plot 6941 Suez Road, Lusaka	+260 211 257 001	infodesk@cof.org.zm	https://www.facebook.com/ChapterOneFoundation/	Registred NGO		National
Pelum Zambia	Participatory Ecological Land Use Management (PELUM) Zambia is part of a wider PELUM Association network found in East and Southern Africa. Established in 1998 as a member based Civil Society Organisation under NGO ACT Number 16 of 2009, PELUM Zambia works to improve the livelihoods of small-scale farmers by fostering ecological land use management.		Lubansanshi, Lusaka, Zambia	(260) 974 055 681	info@pelumzambia.org	http://www.pelumzambia.org/			National	Small-scale farmers, rural communities, and individuals involved in the agricultural sector in Zambia.	Sustainable agriculture, food security, rural development	PELUM Zambia has worked to promote agroecology, support small-scale farmers, and advocate for policies that benefit rural communities. They have implemented projects focused on sustainable agriculture, capacity building, and community empowerment.	PELUM Zambia collaborates with various local and international organizations, government agencies, and civil society groups in the areas of sustainable agriculture, food security, and rural development.
Non Governmental Gender Cordinating Council (NGOCC	The Non-governmental Gender Organizations’ Coordinating Council (NGOCC) is an umbrella organization coordinating and strengthening member Non governmental Organisations (NGOs), Faith Based Organisations and Community Based Organisation (CBOs) addressing gender and development through capacity building, networking, communication and advocacy.		Plot N.o 5168, Corner of Nchoncho/Chishango Road, Villa Elizabetha, Lusaka, Zambia.	260 211 224 727		https://ngocc.org.zm/			National	Women and girls in Zambia, with a focus on empowering marginalized and disadvantaged groups.	Gender equality, women's empowerment, advocacy	NGOCC has played a significant role in advocating for women's rights, promoting gender-responsive policies, and supporting the work of women's organizations in Zambia.	NGOCC collaborates with women's organizations, government agencies, international donors, and other civil society groups to advance gender equality and women's empowerment in Zambia.
Alliance for Accountability Advocates Zambia (AAAZ)	AAAZ is a non-governmental organization that works to promote good governance, transparency, and accountability in Zambia. They engage in advocacy, capacity building, and collaboration with various stakeholders to strengthen citizen participation and oversight.		Plot 1304 Ibex Hill, Off Lake Road, Lusaka.	+260 957 090515	info@aaazambia.org	https://aaazambia.org/	Registered as a non-governmental organization in Zambia		National	Citizens, civil society organizations, and communities in Zambia, with a focus on promoting good governance and accountability.	Governance, transparency, accountability, citizen engagement	AAAZ has worked to enhance citizen participation in governance processes, promote transparency in public institutions, and hold duty-bearers accountable. They have implemented projects focused on budget monitoring, anti-corruption initiatives, and social accountability.	AAAZ collaborates with a range of stakeholders, including government agencies, civil society organizations, media, and international partners, to advance its objectives of promoting transparency and accountability in Zambia.
Civil Society For Poverty Reduction (CSPR)	The Civil Society for Poverty Reduction (CSPR) is a civil society anti-poverty advocacy network of over 70 organisations working for pro-poor development in different parts of Zambia.		Plot No. 406, Kudu Road, Kabulonga, Lusaka, Zambia	+260 971815349	cspr@csprzambia.org	https://www.facebook.com/csprzambia/?_rdr			National	Low-income and marginalized communities, individuals, and groups affected by poverty in Zambia.	Poverty reduction, social and economic development, policy advocacy	CSPR has been influential in advocating for policies and initiatives that address poverty, inequality, and social and economic development in Zambia. They have conducted research, engaged with policymakers, and mobilized civil society to influence development agendas.	CSPR collaborates with a range of civil society organizations, government agencies, and international development partners to advance its agenda of poverty reduction and inclusive development in Zambia.
Disability Rights Watch (DRW)	DRW is a non-governmental organization that advocates for the rights and inclusion of persons with disabilities in Zambia. They work to promote accessibility, challenge discrimination, and empower the disability community.		Woodlands Plot 37 Elm Road,Lusaka			https://disabilityrightswatch.net/			National	Persons with disabilities and their families, as well as the broader disability community in Zambia.	Disability rights, inclusion, accessibility, advocacy	DRW has been instrumental in advocating for the rights of persons with disabilities, promoting accessibility in public spaces and services, and empowering the disability community to claim their rights and participate in decision-making processes.	DRW collaborates with disabled people's organizations, government agencies, international disability rights organizations, and other civil society groups to advance the rights and inclusion of persons with disabilities in Zambia.
Media Network on Child and Development (MNCRD)	MNCRD is a network of media professionals and organizations in Zambia that work to promote child rights, raise awareness, and integrate child-related issues into media coverage and development narratives.		2378 Pemba Road PO Box 38540 Chilenje South Lusaka Zambia		info@mncrdafrica.org.	https://mncrdafrica.org/			National	Children, families, and communities in Zambia, with a focus on promoting child rights and well-being.	Child rights, media advocacy, development communication	MNCRD has been instrumental in building the capacity of media professionals to report on child-related issues, advocating for child-friendly policies, and ensuring that the voice and needs of children are integrated into media and development narratives in Zambia.	Civil Society for Poverty Reduction (CSPR), Day of the African Child Organising committee, End Corporal Punishment Coalition
Actions Governance Forum	The Media Network on Child Rights and Development (MNCRD) is a vibrant, membership driven, media association dedicated to sensitizing and equipping the media and children to cover child rights and development issues. It works with government, civil society, cooperating partners, children and journalists to ensure that the voices of children and their issues are captured in the media to achieve policy change and implementation.								National	Citizens, civil society organizations, and communities in Zambia, with a focus on promoting good governance and active civic participation.	Governance, accountability, civic engagement, policy advocacy	Actions Governance Forum has been active in advocating for transparent and accountable governance practices, empowering citizens to engage with public institutions, and fostering collaborative efforts to address governance challenges in Zambia.	Actions Governance Forum collaborates with a range of stakeholders, including government agencies, other civil society organizations, media, and international partners, to advance its objectives of strengthening governance and accountability in Zambia.
Water Aid Zambia	WaterAid Zambia is a non-governmental organization that works to improve access to safe water, sanitation, and hygiene services in Zambia. They engage in program implementation, advocacy, and capacity building to address WASH-related challenges.		Plot 21A Middleway, Kabulonga, Lusaka, Zambia, PostNet No. 81 P/Bag E891,	+260 961316664		https://www.facebook.com/WaterAidZambia/			National	Individuals, households, and communities in Zambia, with a focus on underserved and marginalized populations.	WASH, program implementation, advocacy, capacity building	WaterAid Zambia has been instrumental in improving access to clean water and sanitation facilities, as well as promoting hygiene practices in communities across Zambia. They have also advocated for policy and institutional changes to address WASH-related challenges.	WaterAid Zambia collaborates with government agencies, local authorities, community-based organizations, and other development partners to deliver WASH-related interventions and advocate for improved WASH services in Zambia.
FIAN Zambia	FIAN Zambia is a chapter of the global FIAN (FoodFirst Information and Action Network) organization, working to promote the human right to adequate food and nutrition in Zambia.		FIAN International Zambia, No. 2B Zimbabwe road, Rhodespark, Lusaka.	0777 505 228 / 0972 004 700	fianzambia @ fian.org.zm	https://www.fian.org.zm/			National	Individuals, households, and communities in Zambia, with a focus on marginalized and food-insecure populations.	Right to food, nutrition, food security, food sovereignty, advocacy	FIAN Zambia has been active in advocating for policies and programs that protect the right to adequate food and nutrition, addressing food insecurity and malnutrition, and empowering communities to assert their food rights.	DIFAM, African Centre for Biodiversity
Center for Trade Policy and Development (CTPD)	CTPD is a non-governmental organization that conducts research, advocacy, and capacity building to promote pro-poor trade and economic policies in Zambia.		Plot 3823 Mandahill Road, Olympia Park, Lusaka., Lusaka, Zambia	+260 211 264 409	info@ctpd.org.zm	https://www.facebook.com/CTPDZambia/			National	Small-scale traders, entrepreneurs, low-income individuals, and communities affected by trade and economic policies in Zambia.	Trade policy, economic development, advocacy, research	CTPD has been influential in conducting research, engaging with policymakers, and advocating for trade and economic policies that are inclusive and beneficial to marginalized communities in Zambia.	CTPD collaborates with government agencies, other civil society organizations, academic institutions, and international development partners to advance its policy advocacy and research agenda.
Southern Africa Cross borders Trade Association (SACBTA)	Southern Africa is composed of enclave economies with the following distinguishing features: formal economy: informal economy; peri-urban and rural economies. Nearly 40% of the families in the Southern Africa Region rely on the informal economy.		Cha Cha Cha House First Floor room 10 along Cha Cha Cha Road opposite Society Business Park , Lusaka, Zambia	+260 965490971	sadccbta@gmail.com	https://www.facebook.com/sadccbta/			National	Cross-border traders, micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) engaged in regional trade in Southern Africa.	Cross-border trade, regional integration, advocacy, capacity building	SACBTA has been instrumental in advocating for policy and regulatory reforms to support cross-border traders, as well as providing training and support to strengthen their business and trade capacities.	SACBTA collaborates with national trade associations, regional economic communities, government agencies, and development partners to advance its agenda on cross-border trade and regional integration.
Zambia Federation of Disability Organization(ZAFOD)	The Zambia Federation of Disability Organisations (ZAFOD) website! Established in 1985 and officially registered in 1986 under the Zambia Council for the Handicapped, ZAFOD plays a crucial role as a national umbrella organization for Civil Society Organisations dedicated to advocating for the rights of Persons With Disabilities. Our mandate includes promoting and protecting the rights of individuals with disabilities, enhancing the capacity of affiliated Organizations of Persons with Disabilities (OPDs), conducting impactful research for advocacy, and raising awareness about barriers hindering meaningful participation in public life. In 2009, ZAFOD renewed its registration under the Zambia Agency for Persons with Disabilities, aligning with the Disability Act of 1996. Explore our platform for valuable insights, resources, and updates on our collective efforts towards an inclusive and empowered community.	1.985	25541/1 Woodlands - Chalala.Lusaka - Zambia.P.O Box 35295 Lusaka, Zambia, 10101	+260 211 294 087	info@zafod.org.zm	https://zafod.org.zm/			National	Disabled People	Facilitating unity, building capacity, and networking disability organizations for positive change.	ZAFOD has been instrumental in advocating for the rights of persons with disabilities, promoting accessibility, and ensuring the inclusion of persons with disabilities in development programs and policies in Zambia.	ZAFOD collaborates with government agencies, civil society organizations, international development partners, and disabled people's organizations to advance the rights and inclusion of persons with disabilities in Zambia.
Choma District Women's development association	The organisations is aimed improving the standards of living for vulnerable and marginalized groups in society (women, girls disabled and youths) to constitute a legal frame work for the promotion of women groups economically, socially, Culturally and Pol		Adastra area plot #1512 Choma			https://www.facebook.com/p/Choma-District-Womens-development-association-100082983650007/?_rdr			National	Women and their families in Choma District, Zambia.	Women's empowerment, income-generating activities, community development, advocacy	The association has been successful in mobilizing and organizing women in Choma District, providing training and support for income-generating activities, and advocating for women's rights and participation in local development processes.	The association collaborates with local government agencies, NGOs, and community-based organizations to implement its programs and influence local development policies.
Zambia Council for Social Development (ZCSD)	ZCSD is an umbrella organization that supports and coordinates the activities of civil society organizations in Zambia, focusing on promoting social development and strengthening the capacity of the non-profit sector.		Plot 19057, Off Akashambatwa Road, Olympia Park Ext., Lusaka , P.O. Box 32997 Lusaka 10101, Lusaka, Democratic Republic of the Congo, 10101	+260 978839279		https://www.facebook.com/thezcsd/			National	Civil society organizations, community-based organizations, and individuals engaged in social development initiatives in Zambia.	Civil society strengthening, capacity building, advocacy, social development	ZCSD has been instrumental in strengthening the capacity of civil society organizations in Zambia, facilitating knowledge sharing, and advocating for policies and programs that support social development and the non-profit sector.	ZCSD collaborates with government agencies, international development partners, and other umbrella organizations to advance its mission of supporting civil society and promoting social development in Zambia.
Consumer Unity and Trade Society (CUTS) Zambia	Established in Zambia in 2000, CUTS International, Lusaka has been functioning as a centre for action (policy) research, advocacy and networking on issues of trade and development, competition policy, investment regulation and consumer protection. CUTS has distinguished itself through its stress on consumer – producer synergies for sustainable increase in consumer welfare, given that the ordinary consumer is not just a functional unit but human being whose welfare and growth depends significantly on his/her association with economic production and the income generating opportunities arising from such association. Its role is to promote pro-poor policy and practical changes as well as promote regional integration and engage in long-term capacity building of diverse stakeholders to address developmental challenges in Zambia and in the Southen Africa region.	2.000	CUTS International, Lusaka Plot No 406 Kudu Rd, Kabulonga, Lusaka	260211410098		https://cuts-lusaka.org/			National	Consumers, traders, and policymakers in Zambia	Consumer protection, trade policy, economic reforms, advocacy	CUTS Zambia has been actively involved in advocating for consumer rights, promoting fair trade practices, and conducting research and analysis to inform economic and trade policy decisions in the country.	CUTS Zambia collaborates with government agencies, private sector associations, and civil society organizations to advance its agenda on consumer protection and trade policy reform.
Zambia Activists & Rights Defenders Network (ZARDN)	Zambia Human Rights Defenders Network is a network of activists, civil society organisations and media institutions working around human rights. It offers practical and contextualized protection, support and solidarity of HRDs.				info.zardn@gmail.com	https://www.facebook.com/p/The-Zambia-Human-Rights-Defenders-Network-100076110087837/
Families Are Nations (FAN)	Founded in Zambia in 1999, Families Are Nations (FAN) is a female-led organisation which views the family unit as an effective agent of attitude and behaviour change, integrity, love, care and national development. FAN has been engaging at the community level to address early child marriage since 2013.	1.999	3212 River Rd, District, Zambia, 234567	260-1234-567	contact@familiesarenations.com	https://familiesarenations.com/			National	Families, children, and communities in Zambia	Community Education, Adult literacy, Family Counseling services	FAN has implemented various programs and initiatives to strengthen families, promote positive parenting, and foster community-level social cohesion across Zambia.	FAN works closely with the Ministry of Community Development and Social Services, as well as local civil society organizations, to deliver its programs and influence family-focused policies.
Treatment and Advocacy Literacy Campaign (TALC)	Towards Ending the AIDS Epidemic and Improving the Health of People, Especially PLHIV, in Zambia.		Lusaka, Zambia, 10101		talcsecretariatzambia@gmail.com	https://www.facebook.com/talczambia/			National	Patients, healthcare consumers, and communities in Zambia	Health education, patient advocacy, access to medicines and treatment, health policy reform	TALC has been instrumental in improving health literacy among communities, advocating for the rights of patients, and working to ensure better access to essential medicines and treatment services in Zambia.	TALC collaborates with the Ministry of Health, civil society organizations, and international health agencies to advance its mission of improving health outcomes and patient rights in Zambia.
ZAMSOF Youth Connect Initiative	Zambia Social Forum (ZAMSOF) is an open space that aims at building inclusive participation of the ge		C/O Plot No.4225 Zambia Library Cultural and Skills Center for the Visually Impaired along Chilimbulu Road Chilenje South Lusaka			http://openfsm.net/projects/zambia-and-wsf/zambiaandwsf-act409-10th-zamsof-online-accompaniment?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAAR27K-iBo8rMs41yuEWyekhUSfscCYf62Yg2F90qZQ3OETol4zax7WhU15o_aem_AWdpEUxX3k6OBK5EZt9xzOlAUtHfdg0VwaI005AfeRZQc8ruxJquXunMrvf3KlpjMvRDhK1KVX41jyKQmrVd3nga			National	Youth (aged 15-35) in Zambia	Youth leadership development, entrepreneurship training, civic education, community service	ZAMSOF Youth Connect Initiative has empowered thousands of young people across Zambia, equipping them with essential skills and opportunities to become active citizens, social innovators, and agents of positive change in their communities.	ZAMSOF Youth Connect Initiative partners with the Ministry of Youth and Sport, private sector organizations, and international development agencies to deliver its various youth empowerment programs.
Zambia Climate Change Network (ZCCN)	The Zambia Climate Change Network (ZCCN) was initiated in 2008 by a cross section of interest groups and individuals who convened under the umbrella of the Zambia Community Based Natural Resource Management Forum (ZCBNRF) in support of its annual activities of 2008 through the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) Regional CBNRM Capacity Building Programme.	2.008	Mulungushi International Conference Center, Annex building room 39, Great East Rd, Lusaka, Lusaka, Zambia	260976539552	info@zccnzambia.org.zm	https://www.zccn.org.zm/			National	Zambian communities, policymakers, and the general public	Climate change awareness, advocacy for climate-smart policies, community-based adaptation strategies, renewable energy promotion	ZCCN has been at the forefront of raising awareness about climate change, advocating for climate-responsive policies, and supporting community-led initiatives to build resilience and adapt to the impacts of climate change in Zambia.	ZCCN collaborates with government agencies, such as the Zambia Environmental Management Agency (ZEMA), as well as international climate organizations to coordinate its efforts and influence climate change policies and programs in the country.

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02. Social Cohesion

We assist women leaders with skills, techniques and opportunities

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We work with men, women, boys and girls in promoting a conducive, peaceful