DAPP Zambia projects generate conducive spaces for communities to thrive on and create positive change individually and collectively to build resilience and capacities. The knowledge, skills and tools we share, empower people and their families to face and overcome poverty, illiteracy and disease with diligence
On Wednesday, 1 July 2026, DAPP Zambia handed over vocational skills starter-packs to graduates of the Children’s Town Youth Academy after undergoing a two-year rehabilitation and reintegration programme.
In Kawama, Mapalo, and Nkwazi in Ndola District, many young people face limited job opportunities while living in communities affected by waste, deforestation, and the growing impacts of climate change.
DAPP Mkushi College of Education and Malcolm Moffat College of Education held their Graduation Ceremony on 29th May 2026 in Serenje District, bringing together graduates, parents, education stakeholders, cooperating partners, and community members to celebrate another milestone in teacher education.
Jaquelin Kaonde, a mother of three based at Nakambala Market in Mazabuka, started her business in 2012 selling second-hand clothing bales.
2025 DAPP Progress Report
In 2025, DAPP Zambia continued working shoulder to shoulder with over 1.5 million people to fight poverty and improve health, education, and livelihoods. Despite a challenging global environment punctuated by funding cuts, climate shocks, and growing uncertainty, we remained steadfast in our commitment to advancing...