Transaid Technical Case Studies are two-page outlines of programmes and activities that Transaid has worked on. They aim to provide the reader with a clear and technical overview of the methodology, outcomes, conclusions and recommendations. Technical Case Studies should be a useful resource for implementers working in the transport and development sector as they are based upon our own implementing experiences while presenting any challenges we might have faced and providing technical guidance.
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Technical brief: DRAIVA: Upskilling Heavy Goods Vehicle (HGV) drivers in Mozambique
Public transport in sub-Saharan Africa provides an essential means for young women to access education and employment opportunities. However, the sector is highly gendered, and results in limiting access to women both as...
Since Zambia recorded its first confirmed COVID-19 case in March 2020, the transport and logistics industry has been under increasing pressure to maintain supply chains of essential goods and medicines across the country....
The Mobilising Access to Maternal Health Services in Zambia programme (MAMaZ) and its successor programme, MORE MAMaZ, supported the scaling up of the national Safe Motherhood Action Groups (SMAG) initiative between 2010 and...
The term gender-based violence (GBV) includes any form of violence against women. Despite a favourable policy environment with the introduction of the anti-GBV law, GBV statistics in Zambia remain high. Of women aged 15-49...
As the global development agenda converges around the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and aims for Universal Health Coverage (UHC), there is much emphasis on the need for an inclusive development approach. To achieve...