GCAP Zambia

National Coalition

The National Coaltion has launched the 2008 - 2010 mobilisation under a new name TIYENDE PAMODZI AGAINST POVERTY - ZAMBIA. TIYENDE PAMODZI means Forward Together or Moving Together, the song was a pillar of solidarity in the fight for political independence. Tiyende Pamodzi calls for partnership and a united voice in the fight against poverty. We want the Zambian Campaign to be a true voice of the Zambian people.

If you are an individual or organisation wanting to become involved in the campaign, please contact:

Civil Society MDG Campaign - GCAP Zambia
Dennis Nyati, National Coordinator  
Kambendekela House, Room 13 and 14, Dedani Kimathi Road; Private Bag RW218X, Lusaka - Zambia. 
gcapzambia@iconnect.zm 
dennisnyatimdg@yahoo.com

(w)  + 260 211 237312, (f) + 260 211 237312
(m) +260 97 9179553  

 

About GCAP Zambia

GCAP Zambia has completed a one-page learning brief up to and including 2008

On the right you can see some of the content published on whiteband.org related to GCAP Zambia, or use the links below to see all:

Miss UNZA 2007
Miss UNZA 2007

GCAP Zambia content

THE GCAP E-LETTER - MARCH 08 2010 - Edition #50
 
The Zambia We Want Campaign Launch
Under the leadership of Women for Change, Zambian civil society rallied people from across the provinces, the compounds (poorer working class area’s) and suburbs to “shape and drive” the Zambia We Want Campaign. Upwards of 650 people, at a conservative estimate, gathered to answer the call, speak out and begin to give shape to the Zambia they want. The Mulungushi International Convention Centre played host to voices of the poor but it is clear the echo reverberates across Zambia.
GCAP Zimbabwe - learning brief 2009
 
Climate Justice Poverty Hearing - Final Report - GCAP Zambia
 
Zambians speak about effects of Climate Change - video
Watch a video clip from the Climate Justice Poverty Hearing organised by GCAP Zambia.
Climate Justice Poverty Hearings gathering pace around the world
Climate Justice Poverty Hearings and Women's Tribunals on Climate Justice have been taking place for the last month from Peru to Ghana to the Seychelles, with more scheduled to take place in the run up to next month's UN Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen.
Stand Up and Take Action Works!
This year Stand Up and Take Action Against Poverty and Inequality mobilised an incredible 173,045,325 million people during over 3,000 events in more than 120 countries. In addition to the increase in numbers and the breaking of a new Guinness World record for the largest mobilization of human beings in recorded history, Stand Up 2009 was characterised by even stronger political messages than other years, as the 2015 deadline for the fulfillment of the MDGs looms and the devastating combined affects of the climate, financial, food and gender crises have begun to manifest in increased poverty and inequality.
GCAP Zambia - Learning Brief 2009
 
2007 ends with entertainment for the Zambian Campaign
The following event took place on December 7, 2007 just before the MDG Campaign/GCAP Zambia took a short break.
Campaigners march against poverty in Zambia
Motorists waved and honked as the marchers went by, some drivers showing the thumb as a sign of agreement.
Campaigners march against poverty in Zambia
Motorists waved and honked as the marchers went by, some drivers showing the thumb as a sign of agreement.
G-CAP to be launched in Zambia on April 2
The Civil Society Millennium Development Goals Campaign will launch the Global Call to Action Against Poverty (G-CAP) on April 2, in Lusaka.
G-CAP to be launched in Zambia on April 2
The Civil Society Millennium Development Goals Campaign will launch the Global Call to Action Against Poverty (G-CAP) on April 2, in Lusaka.
Zambia launches GCAP
The message "No Excuse-Make Poverty History" and the global symbol of the white band were received well by the enthusiastic crowd that attended the launch of the Zambia Global Call to Action Against Poverty campaign in the capital Lusaka on Saturday, April 2.
Zambia launches GCAP
The message "No Excuse-Make Poverty History" and the global symbol of the white band were received well by the enthusiastic crowd that attended the launch of the Zambia Global Call to Action Against Poverty campaign in the capital Lusaka on Saturday, April 2.
750,000 signatures collected against unfair trade practices
The campaign has set its target on the next WTO ministerial meeting in Hong Kong in December 2005.
750,000 signatures collected against unfair trade practices
The campaign has set its target on the next WTO ministerial meeting in Hong Kong in December 2005.

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