Rapports

As a result of the current food shortages and the decreased capacity to provide essential social services, the Government of Zimbabwe, in partnership with the United Nations, appealed to the international community for humanitarian assistance during the period of…

Executive Summary C-SAFE is a jointly planned and implemented response by World Vision, CARE and CRS to the current food security problems plaguing the three southern Africa countries of Malawi, Zambia and Zimbabwe, with World Vision serving as the lead.…

[This report does not necessarily reflect the views of the United Nations] JOHANNESBURG, 8 September (IRIN) - He may look like any ordinary, unemployed teenage youth in baggy pants and an old T-shirt, but Thabo (not his real name) is…

Executive Summary The report examines obligations upon the Government of Zimbabwe arising from the Abuja Agreement on Zimbabwe, signed in Abuja, Nigeria on 6 September 2001. It examines commitment by the Zimbabwe Government to the Harare Commonwealth Declaration and the Millbrook…

JOHANNESBURG, 5 September (IRIN) - With systems in place and food commodities already in countries, the Consortium for Southern Africa's Food Emergency (C-SAFE) says its aid programmes are "moving full-speed ahead". In its latest situation report, the organisation said its current…

[This report does not necessarily reflect the views of the United Nations] HARARE, 4 September (IRIN) - Zimbabwe's fast-track land reform programme is meant to benefit landless people forced to live in congested communal areas, but many of the supposed…

Karin Pretorius - World Vision SAFER Communications Officer Baghdad, Beitbridge - an urban township that is not terrorised by war, but by contaminated water and the threat of another cholera outbreak. Known as one of the busiest border towns in southern…

Clarification sought on new guidelines for NGO operations in humanitarian assistance A policy document was released, mid-August, by the Government of Zimbabwe (GoZ), outlining new guidelines on the operations of NGOs in humanitarian assistance in Zimbabwe. The UN Humanitarian…

Summary The National NGO Food Security (FOSENET) involves 24 non government organisations that collectively cover ALL districts of Zimbabwe, and all types of communities. FOSENET members subscribe that food distribution in Zimbabwe must be based on a platform of ethical…

IP/03/1181 Brussels, 28 August 2003 - The European Commission has approved a €25 million aid package to support victims of the humanitarian crisis in Southern Africa. The funds will help meet the food, water, sanitation and health needs of vulnerable…