Programmes of CSPR

In order for the Civil Society for Poverty Reduction Zambia (CSPR) to effectively carry out its mission statement, there are five (5) main programmes through which activities are implemented. These are: Civic Participation and Engagement,  Advocacy and Policy Dialogue, Institutional Governance and Development, Information Management and Communication and Research and Policy Analysis

Civic  Participation and Engagement

One of the hallmarks of CSPR since its establishment has been its capacity to mobilize and coordinate civil society’s involvement particularly in the PRSP process. CSPR has scored a number of successes in this area and it is for this reason that the network is constantly referred to as an international best practice model. Read More...

Institutional  Governance and Development

The Governance and Institutional Development programme provides CSPR an opportunity to strengthen the governance and management structures. It develops and implements various administrative and financial policies. It facilitates human resources development for staff and the general membership. Read More...

Information Management and Communicaation

The Information Management and Communication (IMC) programme therefore will enable CSPR to share information and experiences on pro-poor development as well as create opportunities for strategic networking. The programme will build on the current successes in information dissemination and act as an interface with the media, and the general public. Read More...

Research and Policy Analysis

The Research and Policy Analysis programme provides CSPR an opportunity to identify and implement various research and policy analysis activities. These activities help to galvanise the views of civil society country-wide and obtain new perspectives on various pro-poor development processes. Read More...