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High School in Kashitu (Kashitu School)

We are a team of Czech volunteers who have been working for the third year in cooperation with the Zambian non-profit organization NRCS on the construction of a secondary school in the Kashitu, Zambia. The local partner organization has successfully completed a number of projects – it has built two kindergartens and two primary schools, runs training programs in beekeeping, agriculture, livestock farming and carpentry for young people, and provides support for orphaned children as well as financial education. Through these projects, the quality of life of approximately 18,000 people in the Kashitu area is being improved, giving us confidence that our current cooperation has a truly long-term and sustainable impact.


Why support the project long-term?

By committing to our long-term goal, in a simple and flexible way, through a monthly donation, you become an active partner in the construction of a school that will provide education to 250 students from Kashitu.
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What initiatives have we completed so far?

A secondary school campus is gradually taking shape on a 14-hectare site in Kashitu. By 2030, we plan to launch a pilot program for approximately 250 students, initially for grades 8 and 9, complemented by practical training in crafts and trades.
In the future, the entire campus will consist of 15–20 buildings, which will be constructed gradually in subsequent phases. We are able to build one building per year. With each project, however, a local team of ten workers learns a specific part of the construction.
In this way, we are not only building a school for local children, but also giving the local community the opportunity to learn and eventually complete the rest of the campus independently.
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For long-term stability, a self-sustaining and well-functioning school must be able to finance its operational costs—its day-to-day running. This can be challenging even in our european conditions, and even more so in a country with more challenging economic conditions. In cooperation with NRCS, we therefore designed a system that helps cover the school’s operating costs. It is based on workshops that also serve as the foundation for the school’s future vocational programs, which is why they have facilities within the buildings constructed. For the local community, however, the most significant activity is beekeeping, which has become the connecting component of all the workshops. The school will have its own beekeeping training center with practice hives and a honey processing facility, and it will also produce beekeeping equipment, wooden hive components, and protective beekeeping suits. Beekeeping is growing rapidly in Zambia. Zambian honey is an important export commodity and has a strong reputation across the African region. Beekeeping has been practiced in Kashitu since 2002, and since then NRCS has trained around 2,000 beekeepers.

Thank you for your support. Together, we have already succeeded in building this part of the newly emerging campus.

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Learn more about the secondary school project on our website here.
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Interested in joining our team? Fill in our questionnaireor message us via email: info@newrenato.org.

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