Scroll Top

Category: Zimbabwe Development Projects

Integrated Approach to Reducing Sexual Gender Based Violence in Mzilikazi, Bubi and Umugza Districts, Zimbabwe

Project Name Integrated Approach to Reducing Sexual Gender Based Violence in Mzilikazi, Bubi and Umugza Districts, Zimbabwe Project Location Zimbabwe Project Natures Advocacy Children and Youth Development Project Objectives Enhance community residents’ awareness of sexual violence, gender-based violence, and human rights. Assist survivors of sexual violence and gender-based violence and other individuals in need in accessing sexual and reproductive health services at community clinics. Help women and girls in need access living subsidies and psychosocial support. Beneficiaries Residents of Mzilikazi, Bubi, and Umguza communities, community leaders, church leaders, and survivors of sexual violence and gender-based violence. No. of Beneficiaries Approx. 2,320 Key Activities Community education: organise training, community dialogues, men’s groups, and other activities to promote awareness of

Continue reading

Conservation Agriculture and Stewardship Promotion Programme

Project Name Conservation Agriculture and Stewardship Promotion Programme Project Location Zimbabwe Project Natures Livelihood Development Creation Care Project Objectives Promote smallholder farmers’ awareness and practice of land management (conserving soil, increasing crop diversity and yield) and family financial management (budgeting, cultivating saving habits, and reducing debt). Beneficiaries Smallholder farmers, church leaders, and community leaders in Kanyaga community, Mashonaland West Province. No. of Beneficiaries Approx. 560 Key Activities Establish demonstration farms in the community to train smallholder farmers in conservation farming and improved land management. Provide smallholder farmers with family financial management training. Project Period Nov 2024 to Jan 2026 Expenses Approx. HK$318,350 Donate Now Impact Story For many women in Zimbabwe, losing a husband is more terrifying than

Continue reading