Zambia

Videos and guidance notes

University curriculum development: recommendations to donors (8 min)

Making social protection work for SMEs in the construction value chain (4 min)

More videos

• SPIREWORK in ZambiaLink to an external websiteOpens in a new tab
• University curriculum developmentLink to an external websiteOpens in a new tab
• Introduction to TRANSFORMLink to an external websiteOpens in a new tab
• TRANSFORM training for Zambian civil society organizationsLink to an external websiteOpens in a new tab

Guidance notes

• Creating social protection curricula in Zambia, Tanzania, Ethiopia, Vietnam, Kyrgyzstan, for Africa regionally and online (pdf 1.37 MB)File opens in a new tab pdf 1.4MB
• Testimonies: Experiences from Social Protection Curriculum Development (MA, BA, professional) at African Universities (pdf 1.43 MB)File opens in a new tab pdf 1.4MB
• Testimonies: Experiences on TRANSFORM (pdf 1.34 MB)File opens in a new tab pdf 1.3MB

EU-SPS co-operation with Zambia

Go to our overview page discussing actions in Zambia

Focus 

Social Protection Curriculum Assessment and Development in Zambian universities; SP Gaps Analysis; African Regional TRANSFORM Training;  SPIREWORK (SP for informal and rural economy workers). 

Planned outcome

Systematization of multi-professional SP capacity development efforts (pre- and in-service) into the permanent national training institutes; SP Integrated Framework SP tailored for informal workers in productive sectors (SPIREWORK).

Coordination

Coordination with the activities of other development partners (ILO, Unicef, FAO, Finland, Irish Aid, Sida, AU, Save the Children Finland, EUD.)

Contact person in EU-SPS

HELSINKI: Timo Voipio
PARIS: Ji-Yeun Rim