Self Help Africa Zambia

Self Help Africa Zambia works with local communities to improve livelihoods by addressing issues of hunger, poverty, social inequality, and the impact of climate change. The organization focuses on ending poverty and hunger using community-led, market-based, and enterprise-focused approaches, ensuring access to safe and nutritious food. Self Help Africa has a history in Zambia spanning over 35 years, having reached more than 250,000 smallholder farmers. Its work involves supporting small-scale farming families and assisting farming cooperatives in sourcing profitable markets locally, nationally, and regionally for their produce. The organization also implements projects that support communities facing humanitarian crises and collaborates with companies to develop markets and contribute to economic growth in Zambia. Key areas of activity include climate change adaptation, land restoration, sustainable ecosystem management, green recycling enterprises, and supporting smallholder farmers through market development.