Chriss has been instrumental in designing and implementing programs that address the needs of vulnerable populations. His strategic approach ensures that initiatives are sustainable and impactful, focusing on long-term benefits for the communities he serves.

With over 15 years of experience, Chriss has honed his leadership skills, effectively managing teams and resources to achieve program goals. His ability to inspire and guide his colleagues has been crucial in driving the success of various projects.

Chriss excels in building strong partnerships with stakeholders, including government agencies, NGOs, and community groups. His advocacy efforts have raised awareness and mobilized resources for critical issues such as child protection and gender-based violence.

A core aspect of Chriss’s work is his commitment to child-centric approaches. He ensures that the voices and needs of children are at the forefront of program planning and implementation, creating safe and nurturing environments for their development.

Chriss’s programs are designed with sustainability in mind, aiming to create lasting change. By focusing on capacity building and community empowerment, he helps ensure that the benefits of his initiatives continue long after the programs have ended.

Chriss Muntanga’s dedication and expertise have made a significant difference in the lives of many, and his work continues to inspire positive change in the community.

Dr. Paul Kapotwe is a Zambian citizen with a multi-disciplinary career in education, microfinance, livelihoods, and organization development. He is a team player and practitioner of corporate governance and Total Quality Management (TQM) principles, demonstrating accountability and transparency in the management of human, technical and fiscal resources.

As a management specialist and team leader, Dr. Kapotwe possesses strategic planning, institutional management and leadership attributes in in government and other local and international organizations.

Dr. Kapotwe holds an MBA from West Coast Institute of Management and Technology in Perth, Australia and a Doctorate in Business Administration from University of Lusaka. In his long and illustrious career, Dr. Kapotwe has held various senior and executive management positions.

In his current role as National Director, of SOS Children’s Villages in Zambia, Dr. Kapotwe provides strategic oversight on all matters of child development, care and support systems for family empowerment and other community based child care, fostering and kinship process and other alternative care option and strategies. With collaboration with government, civil society stakeholders and donors, Dr. Kapotwe has secured great partnerships in advocating for policy reviews to prevent violence against children, early marriages and other negative vices.

Roy Nchite is a seasoned Chartered Certified Accountant with years of accounting and financial management experience.  He holds a Bachelor of Accountancy Degree, master’s degree in economics.  Additionally, he is a fellow of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (FCCA) and an Associate of the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA).

Roy has worked for various International commercial organizations and non-governmental organizations, managing their financial and administrative divisions.  He has worked across many Anglophone, Francophone and Lusophone African countries demonstrating track record of financial leadership.  He is a self-directed professional with excellent communication, analytical, and management skills.

He has solid expertise and skills in accounting, contracts and grants administration, procurement, internal controls, cost share set up and monitoring, management of operations, handling Recipient Contracted Audits (RCA), statutory audits, organizational assessments, as well as training and capacity building.  Additionally, Roy is well versed in multiple accounting systems, project budgeting, supply chain management and procurement, project start-up and close- out, as well as project compliance.