Keepers Zambia Foundation (KZF) was registered in January 1996 as a non–profit, non governmental organisation in response to increasing poverty levels and deprivation among peri – urban and rural based households of Zambia.

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100+ Completed Projects

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Agriculture,Environment,Water, Sanitation and Hygiene and disaster risk reduction.

Recent Updates

15 Jul

Challenging Climate Change Effects

Keepers Zambia Foundation working in collaboration with Actionaid Zambia is promoting off-season farming among communities in Lukulu District. The... read more

15 Jul

Let’s act together to negate climate change ”It’s on you as it is on me”

KEEPERS ZAMBIA FOUNDATION, MITETE AND LUKULU DISTRICTS STAKEHOLDERS MEET TO TAKE ACTION ON CLIMATE CHANGE Climate change started like a... read more

09 Oct

Savings group takes money to the marginalised women in rural parts of Mongu district

Members show off their share out amounts during sharing ceremony Keepers Zambia Foundation believes that its involvement in promoting savings... read more

09 Aug

Keepers Zambia Foundation Supports Value Adding to Waste

  Lusaka generates more than one million tons of waste annually, according to the city’s Waste Management Unit (WMU). Households... read more

08 Aug

Banking in Nalwei Village Mongu (Implemented by KZF)

Saving Groups in Nalwei Village in Mongu rejoice after successful year of saving. Several members of the Rural Finance... read more

19 Jul

Visits to Savings groups-May 25th

KZF team in Mongu District during monitoring visits to Savings groups. Keepers Zambia Foundation is implementing Expansion for Financial... read more

19 Jul

Key impacts of the KYTS-ACE Project

This may be a bit of a technical post, but it answers the very simple question at the heart... read more

19 Jul

How we use maps at KZF

During the KYTS-Programme we developed technology with our partner ColaLife to map the retailers we were supporting. The technology... read more