Rapports

With extreme weather pushing the country to the brink, a World Food Programme-backed scheme offers people protections By Adrienne Bolen “These past years of drought have been the worst that I’ve experienced,” says Loveness, a 64-year-old grandmother who…

HIGHLIGHTS The newly reinstated COVID-19 lockdown measures have halted informal livelihood activities for vulnerable groups in urban areas significantly impacting incomes. The situation was compounded by price increases of basic food commodities reported in January, further eroding…

This edition covers related developments in the months December 2020 and January 2021 with particular focus on recorded human rights violations and prejudices ensuing from the COVID-19 management measures instituted by the Government of Zimbabwe. A great…

Background This survey sought to assess the socio-economic impact of COVID-19 on returnees and the subsequent effects on their intentions. A questionnaire and key informant interviews were used to collect data. A total of 1014 returnees participated in…

Situation Overview IOM and its partners are working to support Zimbabwe in strengthening core capacities for public health measures at points of entry (PoEs) and to provide critical services to returning migrants. As of the 8th of…

outdoor media campaign using art murals promotes positive health behaviors in Manicaland, Mashonaland East and Masvingo provinces With generous funding from Africa Development Bank, WHO together with Africa CDC provided on the job support and supervision to…

840,000 people targeted with on and off farm intervention in 18 rural districts with recurrent vulnerability to external shocks The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) managed Zimbabwe Resilience Building Fund (ZRBF), funded by European Union, Sweden…

The trainings enabled health workers in rural health facilities to use RDT as a diagnostic test WHO supported in boosting national capacity to perform COVID-19 antigen RDT tests. WHO experts trained rural health facilities (Makombe, Chaswingo, Dite…

COVID-19 affected returning migrants receive post arrival support WHO carried out supportive supervision in Harare Metropolitan Province to strengthen COVID-19 surveillance, identify gaps and ensure continuous quality improvement of the COVID-19 response through ongoing mentorship and supportive…

The UK’s Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office has allocated £4 million to support 110,000 food insecure people living in eight urban areas. The new 30-day national lockdown announced by Government on 2 January as a measure to…