Civic Forum on Housing and Habitat Zambia (CFHHZ) is local membership based non-profit organisation. It operates in Seven (7) of the Ten (10) provinces of Zambia. It uses a dual programme approach in all its developmental activities. It builds capacity of its target groups in lobbying and advocating for inclusive policies that support the socio-economic development agenda and promotion of rights of excluded groups especially the marginalised and the voiceless. CFHHZ operates under three main pillars, namely: Adequate Housing and WASH. Under this pillar, for micro interventions, the organisation supports good governance through building of community capacity to lobby for inclusive policies that govern the housing sector and access to auxiliary services. The organisation also conducts surveys that monitor and evaluate levels of satisfaction among citizens on the quality of services and Government commitments towards realisation of planned development outcomes premised on the National Development Plans and the long-term vision 2030. Under pillar 2: Economic Empowerment and Financial inclusion, the organisation builds the capacity of target groups in enterprise development and financial management. Interventions under this pillar also provides linkages to various financial institutions to help the CFHHZ excluded groups to access financial services. Under pillar 3: The organisation looks at building climate resilience among its target communities to adapt and respond to climate shocks. CFHHZ builds the capacity of its members in climate resilient housing and infrastructure that can withstand climate shocks. It also supports its target group with land use management including sustainable farming methods as majority of CFHHZ rural based members are farmers.