Zambia Council for Social Development

Promoting vibrant, independent, empowered and

well coordinated Civil Society Organisations in Zambia.

Zambia Council for Social Development

Development process needs to involve the

and people should be at the centre of Development

CREATING IMPACT

BUILDING CAPACITY FOR GROWTH

CREATING IMPACT

BUILDING CAPACITY FOR GROWTH

CREATING IMPACT

BUILDING CAPACITY FOR GROWTH

Capacity Building

Strengthening CSO internal structures, systems, and capacity.

Public Finance Management

Advocating for participatory budgeting and public finance.

Social Accountability

Enhancing social accountability and community engagement.

Legislative Advocacy

Influencing policy and legislative changes for NGOs.

Supporting Civil Society for Better Health, Education & Empowerment

The Zambia Council for Social Development (ZCSD) is an umbrella Organisation of NGOs, CBOs and FBOs operating in Zambia. ZCSD has an active member base of more than 100 members situated in all provinces of Zambia. As an umbrella organisation, ZCSD believes that development work should not only be concentrated along the line of rail but reach and involve all corners of Zambia especially rural areas.

Our Vision

Improved lives for the vulnerable where people are healthy, educated, motivated, and empowered to make informed choices.

Our Mission

Improved lives for the vulnerable where people are healthy, educated, motivated, and empowered to make informed choices.

Our Goal

Improved lives for the vulnerable where people are healthy, educated, motivated, and empowered to make informed choices.

Countering financing for terrorism

Our Impact

Our Members

People Impacted

Provinces

Chidren

Time to meet the Muppets

Chief

Chidren

Zambia as a developing nation requires all resources. Transparency and Accountability in utilization of public resources is thus cardinal.

A letter from our Executive Director

At the Zambia Council for Social Development (ZCSD), we are dedicated to ensuring that every individual and community in Zambia has access to the resources and support necessary for progress.