Its objective is to facilitate the involvement of local communities, traditional institutions and other stakeholders based on equitable gender participation to achieve sustainable forest management. The project focuses on improving service delivery through increased community participation in the management of natural resources.
“I educate my children through basket weaving. So far two of my daughters have completed school. I can proudly say that the first daughter to complete is now a Police Officer.” He says that his daughter completed school through the money he raised from basket weaving. “I wish to thank VIDEA for buying baskets from…
Advocacy & self-help for improved access to health – Chitukutuku area association women lead the way. According to the United Nation’s Emergency Children’s Fund (UNICEF), 591 maternal deaths occur per 100,000 live births while the infant, neonatal and under-five mortality rates are at 70, 34, and 119 per 1,000 live births, respectively in Zambia. The…
“The evidence is very clear: when we invest in girls’ education and we embrace women in our workforce, that does not just benefit them, it benefits all of us”, United States First Lady Michel Obama adds. Based on the above, WfC with support from VIDEA has been providing direct education support to several youths and…
