About CommunityAid Zambia
CommunityAid Zambia is a local Zambian non-profit, rural development & humanitarian organization dedicated to provide quality of life to rural people by ending hunger and poverty.
We work together with the communities using different livelihoods interventions such as; Agriculture & livestock production, climate change & Natural Resources Management, Health, Water, Sanitation & Hygiene (WASH), Education & Human Rights among others.
CAZ is implementing its activities in Katete, Chadiza, Vubwi, Chipangali, Sinda, Petauke, Mambwe & Nyimba of Eastern Province and other regions. This has strengthened partnerships & networking & impact of its programs.
CommunityAid Zambia Project Interventions
CommunityAid Zambia conducted an international research collaboration involving scientists from University of Benin, University of Nigeria, University of Zambia, University of Pretoria- South Africa, University of Hohenheim- Germany. With funding from German Research Council (DFG).
Research Title: Towards better understanding of indigenous-cattle genotype resilience in the changing climatic environment and intensified crop-livestock production systems in Sub-Saharan Africa.
You can read it Here:
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Districts of Eastern Province and other Regions. Strengthened partnerships & Networking & Impact of its Programs
Goat smallholder Farmers in Eastern Province of Zambia using CAVE Model
Since 2021
Our Home
CommunityAid Zambia
Plot No. 5103, Pineview Road
Moth Residential Area
Address
Chipata, Zambia
Hours
Mon-Fri 9-5
FAQs
What is CommunityAid?
CommunityAid Zambia is a local nonprofit fighting hunger and poverty.
Where do you work?
We focus on rural communities across Zambia, supporting sustainable development.
How can I support your mission?
You can donate, volunteer, or help spread the word about our work in rural Zambia.
Are donations tax-deductible?
Yes, donations to CommunityAid Zambia are tax-deductible.
Do you partner with other groups?
Yes, we collaborate with local and international organizations.
How do you measure your impact?
We track progress through community feedback, project outcomes, and regular evaluations.
