Informes

What is FFA? Food Assistance for Assets (FFA) are household- and community-based activities meant to create productive assets that have multiple benefits to the most food-insecure people living in degraded, fragile environments, with a low asset base…

Background and Methodology This report contains information on the second round of emergency markets monitoring conducted between the 1st and 6th July 2019 after the announcement of the Statutory Instrument 142 of 2019 that introduced the ZWL…

John Mokwetsi Measles-rubella catch-up campaign succeeds in overcoming logistical and religious barriers. CHIMANIMANI, Zimbabwe – As Tapiwa Madanhi waited with other young mothers at Mutambara Hospital for her daughter,4, to be vaccinated against measles and rubella, she reflected…

Poor harvest and deteriorating macroeconomy driving atypically high food assistance needs Key Messages The deteriorating macroeconomy and significantly below average 2018/19 crop production are expected to drive widespread Crisis (IPC Phase 3) food security outcomes through at least…

HARARE, Zimbabwe – Chioniso Mutenda, 18 years old and nine months pregnant, lies on a bed in Mutambara Mission Hospital’s maternity waiting home. She is tired but relieved. Until recently, her safety and health were not…

FOREWORD Zimbabwe has experienced the most devastating natural disaster in the country’s recorded history. Cyclone Idai hit the eastern part of Zimbabwe on 15th March 2019. Strong winds and heavy rain totaling 200mm to 600mm (equivalent to…

Leaving no one behind: working towards a world with zero violence against women and girls. 26 June 2019, Harare –– the Government of Zimbabwe, the European Union and the United Nations today launched a multi-year Spotlight Initiative…

A. SITUATION ANALYSIS Description of the disaster On 5 September 2018, 25 patients were admitted at Beatrice Road Infectious Disease Hospital (BRIDH) presenting symptoms which included diarrhoea and vomiting. Ten (10) of these patients were referred from Harare…

Bill Doesn’t Protect Women’s Rights to Marital Property Juliana Nnoko-Mewanu A proposed marriage law being discussed in Zimbabwe doesn’t adequately protect women’s property rights at divorce. Without legal protection, many women could be left homeless or without a…

HIGHLIGHTS ▪ IOM convenes third National Migration Policy Development workshop ▪ IOM Chief of mission strengthens collaboration with Government on Migration Management during meeting with Minister of Home Affairs ▪ The National Diaspora Taskforce discusses the situation of Zimbabwean…