Rapports

HIGHLIGHTS Household access to basic goods and services continues to be constrained due to limited incomes. A more stable macroeconomic environment is likely to create the conditions needed to strengthen the household’s purchasing power in the near…

Navigating through crises and challenges The children have spoken What an incredible year! The rst half was lled with anxiety, fear and confusion which quickly turned into a global/virtual sense of oneness, hope and a spirit to ght…

Illustrating the extent and severity of consecutive droughts, 2014/15 to 2019/20 seasons This report details, through a series of maps, the extent and severity of drought during the 2019/20 agriculture season, the number of poor seasons[1] across…

Harare, Zimbabwe (October 21, 2020) – USAID’s Bureau of Humanitarian Assistance announced a $55 million program with the global poverty-fighting organization, CARE, to increase on-farm and off-farm incomes, improve nutrition, and work with women, men, girls…

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The year 2020 was, by all accounts, a very difficult year for Zimbabwe. The global COVID-19 pandemic went beyond being just a health issue and the Zimbabwean government conveniently used the outbreak as an excuse…

Highlights A total of 19,497(10,664 Girls; 8,833 Boys) children under the age of five years had been admitted for treatment of acute malnutrition, by the end of November 2020. By 30 November, over 3 million people had been…

HIGHLIGHTS After making landfall in Muanza district, central Mozambique, in the early hours of 30 December, Tropical Storm Chalane tracked inland and entered Zimbabwe as a tropical depression. The depression has brought rains and thunderstorms to Zimbabwe and…

APOPO to clear deadly minefield in the Sengwe Wildlife Corridor. In Zimbabwe, landmines affect not only local populations but also their precious livestock and wildlife. Thanks to an initial start-up grant from the US government, followed by…

Favorable rainfall persists across most areas, though area planted remains lower than expected Key Messages Crisis (IPC Phase 3) outcomes are expected through at least March 2021 across deficit-producing areas in the west, south, and extreme north resulting…

STORY HIGHLIGHTS A new report by the World Bank and the Government of Zimbabwe shows that more public spending in agriculture has not translated into more productivity The report warns that without Climate-Smart Agriculture Investments, Zimbabwe’s staple food…