Fizzo Telebwe Chidakwa
Lusaka, Zambia
Fizzo Telebwe Chidakwa is a Joint Japan/World Bank Scholar and an accomplished development professional specializing in Local Economic Development (LED), policy advocacy, and sustainable urban management. He holds a Master of Science in Urban Management and Development with a specialization in Housing and Land Justice from Erasmus University Rotterdam, a Postgraduate Diploma in Sustainable Local Economic
Development, and a Postgraduate Certificate in Public Sector Leadership from King’s College London. He also earned a Certificate in Project Management from the University of Zambia and a Certificate in Local Economic Development from the International Institute of Social Studies, Erasmus University Rotterdam. Currently, he is pursuing a Master of Arts in Economic Policy Management (EPM) at the University of Zambia to deepen his expertise in economic governance, policy analysis, and financial management. With extensive experience in urban planning, economic justice, and governance, Fizzo has served as a Senior Housing Officer at Kabwe Municipal Council, managing multimillion-dollar community development projects, advocating for equitable land-use policies, and promoting participatory urban planning. His expertise in Local Economic Development has been instrumental in crafting strategies that support inclusive economic growth, resource efficiency, and community sustainability. Beyond government service, Fizzo is a dedicated researcher and policy analyst, focusing on land governance, economic inclusion, and sustainable urban systems.
His collaborations with organizations such as Habitat for Humanity and the Netherlands Institute of Multiparty Democracy have contributed to policy reforms and strengthened civic engagement across Africa. Currently, he is a Board Member and Co-owner of Subilo Academy, a social enterprise committed to empowering underprivileged communities through education and skills development. His leadership in economic policy, land management, and urban resilience continues to influence forward-thinking development strategies for equitable and sustainable cities. For inquiries or collaborations, Fizzo can be reached at fizzochidakwa@gmail.com.
Profile created 8 May 2025