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The title of the study is “An Evaluation of the Effectiveness of Communication Strategies for Achieving Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) in Zambia”. This study was conducted with the aim of enhancing the understanding that communication plays a very critical role in the quest to achieve...

This study sought to evaluate the effectiveness of the communication strategies employed by International Justice Mission (IJM) to curb property grabbing in Zambia. The problem of property grabbing after a spouse dies by relatives of the deceased, has been identified as a source of deepening...

This paper provides an account of the experiences and observations that were made by the researcher during the attachment with the Zambia Police Victim Support Unit (VSU) at Lusaka Central Police Station. The aim of the attachment was to gain experience and insight in the communication strategies...

This report is based on an attachment with Radio Mano Community Station in Kasama, the headquarters of the Northern Province of Zambia, which is about 800 Kilometers north of Lusaka. The aim of the study was to establish the extent to which Radio Mano was contributing to the mitigation in the...

This report is based on the student's attachment and work experience with Christian Children's Fund (CCF), Zambia. The student's main area of concern was the child sponsorship program of CCF. The child sponsorship programme emphasizes on building and strengthening partnership between the child...

This report is based on a study that sought to assess the communication strategies put in place by the YWCA to fight child sexual abuse, and in particular defilement of girls. The problem of child sexual abuse especially the defilement of girls seems to have worsened over the past few years in...

This report is a result of a study whose main objective was to evaluate some of the communication strategies and techniques used by Society for Family Health (SFH) in the fight against malaria in Luangwa District. In pursuing this objective, the study found out how much people knew about malaria...