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About Us
We are a non-governmental organisation in Zambia, that deploys monitoring, evaluation and learning services, quality improvement processes, organisational development initiatives, and innovative sustainability approaches, in partnership with donors and NGOs, to strengthen public sector institutions, community-based and grassroots organisations in Zambia.
Our goal is to increase access to health and social protection services for underserved populations, through the strengthening of program management & service delivery systems.
VALUES
Impact-driven
Delivering high impact initiatives
Sustainable growth
Local-context appropriate and home-grown solutions
Integrity
Highest standards of professionalism, transparency and accountability
Pragmatic
Value for money, cost-effective interventions and processes
Partnerships
Fostering relationships between established organisations and young local innovators; private and public sector; donors and local actors
Afro-progressive
Working with local governments, CBOs and Africans in the diaspora to rewrite the African narrative
PARTNERS & clients
Feature: USAID Local Evaluation and Evidence Support (LEES) Effort, 2024
Brasys Initiatives Zambia was selected as a beneficiary organization for the Local Evaluation and Evidence Support (LEES) Effort; a four-year Activity funded by USAID’s Bureau for Planning, Learning, and Resource Management and implemented by LINC, in collaboration with The Cloudburst Group, DevLab@Penn, and Kenyan research organization Infotrak.
LEES represents USAID’s commitment to foster evaluation practices that are geared towards strengthening local capabilities in conducting and leveraging evaluations, thereby reinforcing local ownership.
UPCOMING OPPORTUNITIES
We always have new exciting projects coming up. If you are interested in being part of an agile team of professionals addressing organisational development, capacity building or research and evaluation needs, please sign up below.
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