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HITACHI- DAPP Child Aid celebrate HITACHI day at Chongwe's Chainda Clinic

2016-06-20

HITACHI- DAPP Child Aid celebrate HITACHI day at Chongwe's Chainda Clinic

HITACHI Zambia in partnership with DAPP runs the Child Aid projects in three districts, with an aim of improving health, education for poverty reduction and the living standards for families in Chongwe, Kitwe and Solwezi. HITACHI-DAPP Child Aid is a three year project that builds capacity in communities with a focus on empowerment and improving the use of locally available resources and reaches over 1,500 families in Action Groups and mobilizes the members to spearhead development in their own families and communities. Hitachi funds the projects as part of their Corporate Social Responsibility to the local communities in which they operate. 

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United Bank For Africa Zambia donates books to DAPP
United Bank For Africa Zambia donates books to DAPP
DAPP in Zambia received a donation of 570 books from United Bank for Africa Zambia.
300 Young Agricultural entrepreneurs in Chibombo to be reached
300 Young Agricultural entrepreneurs in Chibombo to be reached
300 young agricultural entrepreneurs to benefit from the Climate Smart Agriculture and Entrepreneurship in Young Farmers Clubs project in Chibombo District of Central Province.
DAPP Awarded for its efforts in community empowerment and poverty alleviation
DAPP Awarded for its efforts in community empowerment and poverty alleviation
The Families are Nations organization awarded DAPP Zambia for its contributions towards alleviating poverty and community empowerment at the International Day of the Family (IDF) commemorations.
1200 Vulnerable women and youth receiving economic empowerment through Innovative Livelihood Interventions
1200 Vulnerable women and youth receiving economic empowerment through Innovative Livelihood Interventions
Konkola Copper Mines has been partnering with DAPP since 2009 to implement part of its Corporate Social Responsibility programmes around its mine in a project called “KCM –Supporting Communities in Sustainable Livelihoods”.

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