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The NIMD programme in Zambia focuses on constitutional reforms and political accountability.

During a recent working visit to Zambia, NIMD and its local partner, the Zambian Centre for Inter-Party Dialogue (ZCID) jointly agreed upon a priority agenda for institutional strengthening.

NIMD is supporting consensus politics and raising public awareness in Zambia

Zambia’s democracy has been seriously tested in 2008, following the untimely death of its incumbent president Levy Mwanawasa.

NIMD is supporting consensus politics and raising public awareness in Zambia

Without more accountable governments and better performing political systems, the international endeavour to deliver on the Millenium Development Goals is destined to fail. Facilitating the political reforms necessary to make democracies perform better is NIMD’s core business.

NIMD cordially invites you to the NIMD lunch meeting - presenting an update on the political situation in Zambia - Tuesday 23 June, 12h-14h, NIMD office in The Hague

In a meeting with NIMD today, Zambian President Rupiah Banda has affirmed his commitment to the constitutional review process, which is to bring Zambia a new constitution by the end of the December.

Njekwa Anamela, Chair of the Zambian Centre for Interparty Dialogue, talks about the role and impact of NIMD in Zambia

Representatives of 36 political parties from Eastern and Southern Africa, meeting on November 25th and 26th, 2004 in Dar-es-Salaam, Tanzania, agreed to further their cooperation.