The Extractive Sector Research Series spans across Liberia, Nigeria, Zimbabwe, Zambia, and Kenya, uncovering how natural resource extraction is an opportunity for a feminist and just transition. The

Policy Brief: Extractive Policies for Climate Finance in Zambia

This memorandum was prepared by the Zambia Climate Change Network, ActionAid Zambia, FIAN International Zambia and Caritas Zambia in response to a request made by the Committee on Agriculture, Land

This submission analyses and assesses the 2026 budget estimates for two key Heads: 29 - Ministry of Local Government and 35- Ministry of Small and Medium Enterprise Development. This analysis aims to

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The Ministry of Youth, Sport, and Arts is a critical sector for Zambia’s socio-economic transformation. The sector plays a pivotal role in addressing youth unemployment, fostering national identity

This analysis reviews the 2026 National Budget allocations to the Teaching Service Commission (Head 9), the Ministry of Technology and Science (Head 66), and the Ministry of Education (Head 80) by

Zambia’s fiscal position has faced several challenges in recent years that have adversely affected development across all sectors. Most notably, our public debt burden and high cost of debt servicing

We, the undersigned civil society organisations and stakeholders, respectfully submit this memorandum to express our collective objection to the proposed NGO Bill. While we acknowledge the necessity

Global Platform Zambia Youths during the launch of 16 Days of Activism Against Gender Based Violence