Partner With Us
Build financial capability with lasting relevance.
We work with corporates, professional bodies, development organisations and community partners to make practical financial education more accessible across Zambia.
Why partner with IPA
Local financial knowledge, translated into practical action.
Established in Zambia in 2013, IPA brings together a foundation in accountancy and financial management, organisational training, Zambia-focused investment education and public financial communication. Partnerships can extend that capability to employees, professional communities and wider public audiences.
Corporate capability
Co-design tailored learning in financial wellness, investment foundations, cash flow, debt management and finance for non-finance professionals.
Community education
Develop accessible programmes that use clear language, locally relevant examples and practical tools.
Media outreach
Extend financial education through radio, video, workshops and digital content, including the Ndalama Insights platform.
Partnership in practice
Strong Foundations with PEP-Z.
From 2015 to 2016, IPA partnered with Private Enterprise Programme Zambia (PEP-Z) on the Strong Foundations — Sustainable Growth of SMEs project. The partnership focused on strengthening the financial-management and accounting foundations of participating Zambian SMEs so that business owners could work with clearer records, stronger reporting routines and more useful financial information.
Practical financial capability
Financial-management, accounting and record-keeping training addressed the everyday systems SMEs need to understand performance and manage growth.
Embedded implementation support
Tailored client-accountant support helped participating businesses translate learning into working accounting records, routines and controls.
Business-specific delivery
Support was shaped around the needs of each participating SME rather than delivered as a single generic intervention.
Monitoring and follow-through
Baseline assessment, quarterly monitoring and project reporting provided a structured approach to implementation, review and continued learning.
Ways to collaborate
Choose a partnership model that fits the outcome.
Sponsored financial education
Support access to workshops, learning resources or public education initiatives for a defined audience.
Co-designed programmes
Combine your audience knowledge with IPA’s programme design and facilitation capability.
Employee and stakeholder learning
Build structured financial wellness or investment-foundation learning for your workforce or network.
Media and knowledge partnerships
Collaborate on radio, video, expert conversations and practical digital financial education.
Design a partnership grounded in real capability.
Tell us about the audience, financial decisions and outcomes you want the partnership to support.
Contact our partnership team