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Latest revision as of 11:49, 5 August 2023
| Organization | Charity Centre for Children and Youth Development |
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| Region | Zambia |
| Website | Website |
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| ProjectLeader | Alex Bwaluka |
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Zambia is among the many Countries that have been affected by the Corona Virus which has claimed lives in many Countries around world. The COVID-19 relief fund will provide revolving fund for vulnerable women keeping orphans and vulnerable children to start a small home based business that would help them recover from major negative impacts of COVID-19. vulnerable women are disproportionately impacted by COVID-19. Women in Zambia feeds households and helps children attend school.
Challenge
Most of the poor People especially vulnerable women in Zambia live on less than a $ per day and COVID-19 has just worsened the situation. Women are the most affected people in the communities. All the families have been confined in their homes spending the little income which they might have raised from their small business. Therefore, COVI-19 has left families without food, soap and other essential basic needs such as medical bills etc which are cardinal for human survival.
Long-Term Impact
This project will help recover and sustain families from COVID-19 shocks. Micro entrepreneurship is key in attaining local development and improved income at household level especially among vulnerable people. Since this shall be a revolving fund, many people shall benefit and the majority beneficiaries will remain with a capital which they might have lost during the Country's lock down. All the beneficiaries will also be trained in micro business management and marketing etc.
References
- http://www.charitycentreforchildren-zambia.org
- http://www.charitycentreforchildren-zambia.org
- https://www.facebook.com/CharityCentreForChildrenAndYouthDevelopment/
- https://www.facebook.com/GDDZambia/
Additional Documentation
https://www.globalgiving.org//pfil/46086/projdoc.pdf
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Micro and Farmers Business Simulation Training
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