Development Aid from People to People is a Zambian Registered Association working with a number of development projects reaching out to thousands of people with information, training and direct support.

For 20 Euro a month you can support an orphan in Zambia. Read more under "Sponsor a Child".

Children's Town in Zambia provide a home and an education for 12o former street children as well as education and life skill training to 180 children from the surrounding community

DAPP runs a maternal, new born and child survival project in 8 districts of Zambia in cooperation with UNICEF and the World Bank Population Fund. The aim with the project is to involve the communities to reduce maternal and under five mortality.

A New Start Centre has started in Ndola with funding from Society for Family Health (SFH). The aim is to promote testing at the centre as well as in remote areas through mobile testing.

DAPP carried out a work place programme at the Kansansashi Mine in Solwezi reaching 1,420 employees. A result of the programme was that 691 of the employees went for VCT.

Why biofuel from jatropha can contribute to improve livelihoods for smallholders, improve local economies and improve local as well as the global environment.

Read about and see photos from the Biofuel Conference held as part of the GAIA Project, Towards Biofuel Self Supply, funded by GVEP International

See the photos from the biofuel activities in Chibombo District

On Dec 10th 2008 TCE officially opened the 2nd area for 100,000 people in Mazabuka district. Read more and see the photos under News.

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DAPP carries out a project to improve access to safe water and adequate sanitation in partnership with the EU Water Facility reaching over 100,000 people

The mothers2mothers program assists HIV positive mothers to prevent tranmission of HIV to their babies (PMTCT). The program started in Zambia in 2007 and reaches presently out to 30 clinics in Southern Province supporting hundreds of women and babies.

DAPP worked with 52 Development Instructors from 16 different countries in 2006 and a similar number in 2007. The Development Instructors (DI's) provide new energy to the projects and they get important life experiences as well.

The Child Aid projects in Serenje, Kapiri Mposhi and Mkushi are reaching out to 180,000 people. Activities includes gardening, livestock rearing, crop production, community preschools, latrine and well construction

Total Control of the Epidemic (TCE) is reaching out to 200,000 people in Mazabuka District with information and mobile testing. 100 field officers are each responsible for an area covering 2000 people.

DAPP in Zambia promotes growing of the Moringa Tree. This small tree privide outstandng nutrition to children and adults. We organise seeds and teach people about the advantage of growing and using the tree within the Child Aid and the Hope Projects.

The Hope Projects in Kapiri and Kabwe support 2000 people living with HIV and their families to boost nutrition. The families received food, input for crop and vegetable production and traditional chickens.

DAPP works on developing low cost technologies as a vital tool to reduce poverty in Zambia including rope pumps, manual drilling of boreholes, low cost filters for purifying of water and firewood saving stoves.