Public Law & Development Division

We work with Government, non-profit organisations, development partners, and businesses involved in high-impact sectors on transactions and projects that promote inclusive growth and sustainable development.

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We work with Government, non-profit organisations, development partners, and businesses involved in high-impact sectors on transactions and projects that promote inclusive growth and sustainable development.

Key Services We Offer

1

Government & Regulatory Advisory

We advise businesses and institutions engaging with Government bodies and regulators on transactions, licensing, and compliance.

2

Development & Donor-Funded Projects

We support non-profits, development partners, and businesses on the legal aspects of donor-funded and development-sector projects.

3

Public-Private Partnerships

We advise on the structuring and legal documentation of collaborations between public institutions and private enterprise.

4

Policy & Compliance Advisory

We help clients understand and navigate the regulatory and policy environment relevant to their sector.

Why Choose CC Gabriel & Co for Public Law & Development Division

Sector Insight

We understand the practical realities of working with Government, non-profits, and development partners in Zambia.

Impact-Focused

We believe the entrepreneurial energy spurred by public and private sector collaboration is a channel for lasting, inclusive growth.

Transparency Guides Us

We value honesty, openness, and accountability in every engagement — especially where public interest is involved.

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