EU-ASSP II-Z
Aviation Support Sector Programme II
Improving Aviation Sector in Zambia
IMPORTANT NOTICE. Due to the current crisis situation caused by COVID-19, our work plan is being re-designed with the beneficiary and distance support will be granted during this period. Missions will resume as soon as the sanitary situation is back to normal. Click here for more official information by EASA.
About the ASSP II-Z
The Aviation Sector Support Programme II to Zambia (EU-ASSP II-Z) is a support project funded by the European Union and implemented by the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA).
The project has started in October 2017 and will continue until September 2022. Its budget is 1.8 million (approx. 20 million Kwacha).
The EU-ASSP II-Z is designed to support the development of a reliable and effective aviation sector in Zambia, capable of contributing to the country’s economic growth.
Current Project Activities
One day Workshop on Safety Management Systems (SMS) for ZCAA inspectors
Mission of EASA’s Safety Investigation expert in Lusaka
Workshops for Industry and for CAA Inspectors on Safety Management topics
9th Steering committee meeting
15th TWG meeting
SAFE 360, registration are open
14th Technical Working Group of the project
25th March 2021:
Gender equality in Aviation 2nd session
SSP implementation support in 2021
A list of all events and activities are available for consultation, contact the project team through the contacts section of this site
Latest News
Gala dinner in Lusaka on 12 November 2021
EASA publishes the ARS 2020 (EU Aviation Safety Review).
Available for download here.
30/07/2020
Please click here for more information from the European Commission on COVID-19
EASA upgrades its website, offering dedicated area for passengers and notifications for users. More info
EASA releases the last official version of the EPAS leaflet . Click here
European Industry and Regulators Unite to Provide a Roadmap for Zero Emissions Aviation.
The project is funded by the European Delegation to Zambia and COMESA
and implemented by the European Union Aviation Safety Agency