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45% of the population is under 14 years of age. Many people live in squalid homes. Only 55% of people have clean water and only 30% of people have electricity. The houses are very cold in winter and very hot in summer. Only 52% of children go to school. Children walk several kilometres to get to school. If they don't learn to read or write, they can't get a job when they are adults. Unemployment rate in Zambia is 8% and even obesity is about 8%.

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The Zambian agricolture sector comprises crops, livestock and fisheries. The country's staple crop and most cultivated is corn. Other major crops include: cotton, soybeans, tobacco, groundnuts, paprika, wheat, rice, sunflower seeds, coffee, sugar, fruits and other vegetables and flowers. Zambia is also one of the biggest seed exporters in Africa. The zambia natural resources are copper, zinc, coal, emeralds, gold, silver, hydropower, petroleum, nickel and natural gas. The labor force by occupation in zambia is 85% on agricolture, 6% on industry and 9% on services.

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Zambia is in eastern Africa. It is a landlocked country and it borders to the North with Democratic Republic of the Congo and Tanzania, to the East with Malawi and Mozambique, to the South with Zimbabwe, Botswana and Namibia, and to the West with Angola. The capital of Zambia is Lusaka. Zambia has a population of 17 million people and it is a Presidential Republic. The climate is tropical. The most widespread religion in Zambia is Christianity and the official language is English. Most people in Zambia die before they are 40 years old. Much of Zambia's population is concentrated around Lusaka in the south and the Copperbelt Province in the northwest.