By Elishamai Alouis Ziumbwa Government officials and development partners have convened for a national workshop aimed at addressing the economic and logistical challenges faced by Landlocked Developing Countries (LLDCs) with a focus on turning data into actionable policy to reduce trade and transport costs. Permanent Secretary for
United Nations Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator HE Edward Kallon has called for the need for urgent action towards land restoration, desertification, and drought resilience. Speaking at the World Environment Day commemorations held at the Geo Pomona Waste Management Site in Harare, Kallon highlighted the alarming statistics
The United Nations (UN) General Assembly has adopted an annual budget of USD3 Billion for the United Nations operations covering the year 2020. This is an increase of approximately $8 million on what was initially requested by Secretary-General António Guterres. It also marks the first time since
The U.K Department of International Development (DFID) today injected a £21.5 million grant to Zimbabwe Resilience Building Fund which seeks to contribute to increased capacities of vulnerable rural
Mbire District in the Zambezi Valley is a region hard-hit by intermittent droughts and floods with some areas competing with wildlife for water and food. Development initiatives are erratic and communities depend on stakeholders who partner in capacitating them to adopt, adapt and remain resilient
Government and the World Food Program on Monday launched a five-year plan to build resilience, end hunger and boost nutrition in the country amid calls for a shift from short-term food assistance to longer-term technical assistance for Zimbabwe as means of building sustainable systems to
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