Pact Zambia

Pact Zambia is the Zambia-focused operation of Pact, a global nonprofit founded in 1971. According to Pact's Zambia page, Pact began working in Zambia in 2015 to reduce new HIV infections, and continues to bolster health outcomes across the country. Its Zambia work has included the Community HIV Prevention Program, continued HIV programming through ACHIEVE, and leadership of the Zambia Integrated Health activity, implemented in partnership with the Zambian Ministry of Health. Pact's Zambia primary office is in Lusaka, and the page reports 1,734,421 people served in 2024.

Pact began working in Zambia in 2015 to reduce new HIV infections in the country, according to Pact's Zambia page. The page states that Pact continued its HIV programming through ACHIEVE, a global effort to reach and sustain HIV epidemic control among pregnant and breastfeeding women, adolescents, infants, and children in key countries. Pact also led the Zambia Integrated Health activity, described as a flagship project that improved health outcomes of Zambians through equitable access to high-quality, client-centered health services in areas such as HIV, TB, and maternal, newborn, and child health, along with the integration of services. The project was implemented in close partnership with the Zambian Ministry of Health to attain the country's goal of reaching HIV epidemic control by 2030. Pact's Zambia page lists its primary office as Lusaka, Zambia, and reports 1,734,421 people served in 2024. The page also lists past projects including MOMENTUM Country and Global Leadership (MCGL), Zambia Integrated Health, and Controlling HIV Epidemic for Key and Underserved Populations (CHEKUP).

Pact describes its Zambia work as improving a range of health outcomes among groups who need it most, with a focus on equitable access to high-quality, client-centered health services.

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2. 2Our History | Pactpactworld.org
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4. 4Advisory Services | Pactpactworld.org
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