The Livingstone Initiative is involved in a number of significant projects to bring extensive benefits to communities across Zambia.
We are a not-for-profit organisation working with communities, businesses,
the government and other organisations. We aim to benefit communities, create new opportunities and help boost the local economy in Zambia through support not only from the UK but also from within Zambia itself.
This is to ensure sustainability in future years.
We believe that by encouraging communities and institutions in both countries to work together to develop greater awareness, knowledge and a better understanding
of the different cultures between people in our countries.
Photo : Members of The David Livingstone Bicentenary & Livingstone 2013 Committee had the honour of being presented to HRH Princess Anne at a Reception to celebrate The Queen's Diamond Jubilee held at the Livingstone Museum, Zambia, on 28 September 2012. Read more..
A short video about The Livingstone Initiative's Chama Project... we are helping to build the first secondary school for vulnerable girls and orphans in a remote district of north-eastern Zambia, where currently there is a
prevalence of early pregnancies and child marriage.
through The Livingstone Zambia-Scotland Medical Exchange by helping with the new ENT clinic. Read more...
by helping the remote community of Chama to build its first secondary school for girls.
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to coordinate efforts and achieve more together.
to promote the impressive cultural heritage of Zambia.
between institutions and organisations in both Zambia and the UK. Read more...
of information between Africa and the UK by working closely with local, regional, national and international partners Read more...
By working together with our partners, we have been able to achieve far more than any of us could have imagined.
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