Expanded Church Response
Ian Mufana has extensive experience in economic development and monitoring and evaluation, currently serving as the Provincial Coordinator and Economic Development Coordinator at Expanded Church Response since July 2016. In this role, Ian Mufana leads and coordinates economic development programs targeting communities and households affected by orphans, vulnerable children, and HIV, focusing on financial inclusion and the establishment of community savings groups. Previously, Ian Mufana worked as a Monitoring and Evaluation Officer for the UNHCR/Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock Meheba Project from September 2011 to October 2014, where responsibilities included developing monitoring and evaluation procedures for livelihood programs and managing data collection processes. Ian Mufana holds a Master of Arts in Economics and a Bachelor of Arts in Economics, both from the University of Zambia.
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Expanded Church Response
ECR wants to see transformed lives and communities through an empowered, compassionate Church. ECR is committed to awakening the Church to its calling and empowering its members and communities around them to transform their world and the world. Through a strategic and compassionate response, churches are transforming their communities. Individuals affected by HIV are receiving life saving drugs, regaining strength and becoming active members of the society again. Orphans and vulnerable children are receiving the priceless gift of education. Families are finding livelihood, rising out of poverty, eating healthy and sending their children to school. The mission of ECR is to empower the Church in Christ's Love, Character and Wisdom in Zambia and beyond to facilitate a comprehensive, and coordinated development response, thereby contributing to the physical, emotional, and spiritual wholeness of individuals, families, and communities. We want to connect with others that share aspects of our mission and vision. We are always looking for companies, nonprofit organizations, faith-based organizations, churches, families, and individuals to partner with us in this work. We seek to find the best practices in our field and implement them in our communities. Our hope is to make a difference and inspire others to do the same here in Zambia and beyond.