Informes

Overview In July, WFP Zimbabwe transitioned to a new country strategic plan (CSP) covering the period from July 2022 to December 2026, providing a roadmap to consolidate promotion of shock- responsive social protection, and sustainable and resilient…

Overview Over the last decade, WFP’s strategy in Zimbabwe has shifted from addressing short-term humanitarian needs to building long-term resilience to food insecurity and livelihood vulnerability, with an increasing focus on food assistance for assets and enhanced…

Highlights • A, a total of 2,063 children (1,113 girls and 950 boys), were treated for wasting in in January and February 2023. • A total of 595,645 people (346,338 males and 249,307 females accessed essential primary health…

In Numbers 7,586 mt of food assistance distributed USD 314,456 cash-based transfers made USD 32m next six months (March-August 2023) net funding requirements 733,700 people assisted in February 2023 through in-kind and cash transfers Operational Updates WFP completed the 2022/2023 lean season…

Since 2005, Caritas Australia has partnered with local communities in Zimbabwe, and since 2004 in Mozambique. The regions face many issues including drought, sanitation, food security, and gaps in health and education systems. In Zimbabwe more than…

Situation Update The second half of the rainy season in 2022/23 brought significant rainfall to the northern and usual surplus-producing areas of Zimbabwe, which led to a major improvement in crop conditions. Consequently, parts of this region also…

World Vision initiated the Catch-Up Programme in response to COVID-19 education disruption as a pilot program with the intention to develop and field-test appropriate guidance and resources to adapt and inform scale-up across contexts as part…

Facts & figures 1.63 million people in urban areas and 3.82 million people population are estimated to be acutely food insecure Over 41,000 people remain displaced in camps and host communities (IOM) Zimbabwe hosts about 24,000 refugees EU humanitarian funding: €7.4million…

Key highlights The survey was conducted during the beginning of the lean season period (November through December). Planting has begun, as this period was also the start of rainy season. The food security situation in Zimbabwe requires further…

Masvingo, Zimbabwe – Mwenezi Ward 10 Councillor Pilate Sayi is doing his part to ensure no child in his area is left behind when it comes to vaccination. Leveraging his position, he has taken it upon…