The SAM Project
Sustainability through
Agriculture and
Microenterprises
Who We Are
The SAM Project is a Canadian organization operating in the dry lands of rural Zambia. Our objective is to help those denied their basic human rights achieve a dignified and sustainable livelihood. We're a small group of dedicated individuals working with a large, growing network of Zambians. The communities drive the programs and determine their own needs, while we connect them to the knowledge and resources needed to achieve lasting results.
The SAM Project is a Canadian organization operating in the dry lands of rural Zambia. Our objective is to help those denied their basic human rights achieve a dignified and sustainable livelihood. We're a small group of dedicated individuals working with a large, growing network of Zambians. The communities drive the programs and determine their own needs, while we connect them to the knowledge and resources needed to achieve lasting results.
The SAM Project is a Canadian organization operating in the dry lands of rural Zambia. Our objective is to help those denied their basic human rights achieve a dignified and sustainable livelihood. We're a small group of dedicated individuals working with a large, growing network of Zambians. The communities drive the programs and determine their own needs, while we connect them to the knowledge and resources needed to achieve lasting results.
2019 Recap
2019 was a formative year for SAM - multiple new projects were initiated, including a female economic empowerment social enterprise and an innovative water research project!
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Our Work
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the specific approaches and interventions we use to combat poverty
