Informes

Highlights According to the July 2019 Zimbabwe Vulnerability Assessment report, nearly 5.5 million people, including 2.6 million children, in rural Zimbabwe are projected to need urgent humanitarian assistance during the peak hunger period January – March 2020.…

The EU has announced that it is providing an additional €10 million in funding to help address growing humanitarian needs in Zimbabwe. A combination of climatic shocks, exacerbated by the economic crisis, led to critical food shortages.…

On 26 July, 2019, a ceremony was held to hand over to the community 5,000,000 square metres of land cleared of landmines in Rushinga and Mount Darwin Districts, Mashonaland Central Province. Japan has joined other countries, including the…

Living on a prayer The month of July has sadly not brought much to celebrate for Zimbabweans as the country is cascading into the precipice of conflict amid a continued deterioration in living conditions. The economy is…

Highlights The ZimVAC rural livelihood assessment estimated 59% (5,529,000 people) to be food insecure with limited access to food at the peak hunger period (January- March 2020) (Figure 1). This is the highest food insecurity prevalence ever experienced…

Background and Methodology This report presents information on market dynamics, price fluctuations and commodity availability in view of ongoing economic and domestic production challenges during the period 29th and 2nd of August 2019 constituting the fourth round…

Food prices remain atypically high and continue to increase restricting household food access Key Messages The deteriorating macroeconomy and poor 2018/19 crop production are expected to drive widespread Crisis (IPC Phase 3) food security outcomes through at least…

In regional Zimbabwe, poor hygiene and sanitation practices often lead to the spread of diseases like cholera and diarrhoea, affecting the health of entire communities. Thanks to the support of Australians through the Australian NGO Cooperation…

By distributing meals around the globe, Rise Against Hunger meets the immediate needs of those facing hunger. But, what happens next? Over the past few years, Rise Against Hunger has increased its investment in long-term solutions…

A $72 million grant from the World Bank’s International Development Association will fund a four-year project to support livelihood recovery for cyclone-affected people in Zimbabwe, and help build a foundation for longer-term resilience. Cyclone Idai swept through…