Zimbabwe has scored a 13.2 percent increase in overall human development through the recently launched United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) 2019, a report on Human Development which focuses on growing inequalities as the main development challenge to overcome has revealed. Ranked at number 150 out of
United Nations Resident Coordinator, Bishow Parajuli has applauded various stakeholders including government and non-governmental organisations for successfully integrating the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) into their local development projects. Speaking at the end of a three day to Bulawayo and Matebeleland provinces, Parajuli hailed the UN contribution
United Nations Development Program Country Director, Georges Van Montfort, has urged government of Zimbabwe to take a leading role in supporting young people in the agriculture sector through availing a conducive policy environment that enhances growth and employment creation. Addressing the 5th Zimbabwe Agripreneurship Summit in
Women who attended the launch of the revised national gender policy in Harare last week endorsed the 50/50 proposed gender equality policy saying their voices have finally been heard. Speaking to 263Chat, the women said they were ecstatic at the prospects of having equal representation in
“In this regard, United Nations women have already supported the Ministry to establish a Gender Equality and Women’s Empowerment Framework which identifies key gender indicators for each line ministry.
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