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Situational Overview In the first quarter of 2025, Zimbabwe continued to grapple with multiple humanitarian shocks, including disease outbreaks, heavy rains and floods, and an African armyworm infestation. These challenges came as the country reeled from the…

Situational Overview In 2024, an El Niño-induced drought left 7.6 million people in urgent need of humanitarian aid across Zimbabwe. Since December 2023, prolonged dry spells, high temperatures, and inadequate rainfall have severely impacted crops and livestock,…

FULL REPORT The year marked the downscaling of WFP’s humanitarian response following cyclone Idai and several years of drought, as the country recorded its highest cereal harvest in 20 years. WFP strengthened the links between humanitarian and resilience…

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SITUATION UPDATE Despite an improvement in the food security situation in most parts of rural Zimbabwe this year following an above-average 2020/2021 harvest, the prevailing economic situation, exacerbated by the consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic and associated…

Overview Points of Entry (PoEs) and border communities are at the frontline of public health emergencies such as the COVID19 pandemic. Ensuring that infection prevention and control measures and risk communication and community engagement activities are in…

SITUATION UPDATE The food security situation in rural Zimbabwe improved significantly in the first half of 2021, following an above-average 2020/2021 harvest. Nationally, average household cereal (maize and small grains) production was more than 543 kilogrammes, compared…

Situation Update Heavy rainfall during the 2020/2021 season (October-March)—including due to Tropical Storm Chalane in December 2020—enabled farmers in Zimbabwe to plant crops and caused significant improvements in water, pasture and livestock conditions during the first quarter…

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