Reports

With extreme weather events increasing in their magnitude and frequency, it is critical to reduce the risk of exposure and vulnerability, especially in the education sector. Katharine Vincent (Kulima Integrated Development Solutions) and Shehnaaz Moosa (CDKN)…

*By Edward Kallon As Zimbabwe and the continent mark the Day of the African Child on 16 June, I pay tribute to the recent Zimbabwe's constitutional court ruling that increased the legal age of sexual…

Two thirds of children in Zimbabwe have experienced violent discipline and are vulnerable to mental health challenges Harare, 19 May 2022 – Abuse, neglect and other adverse childhood experiences are the main preventable causes of poor mental…

UNHCR effectively works with partners and includes refugees in planning processes. Consultations were held with refugees ahead of a workshop hosted by UNHCR in Mutare to develop its Multiyear Strategy. More than 3,800 refugees and asylum-seekers learn about…

UNICEF Zimbabwe releases its 2021 Annual Report showcasing results for women and children In addition to its response to COVID-19, UNICEF supported the delivery of services at scale and achieved important progress for women and children Harare, 22…

In Numbers 7,516 mt of food assistance distributed USD 1.1m cash-based transfers made USD 52 m next six months (May – October 2022) net funding requirements 725,478 people assisted In March 2022 Operational Updates WFP and partners completed the 2021/22 lean season…

Introduction Climatic shocks and a deteriorating economic environment have left almost 7 million people in Zimbabwe requiring humanitarian assistance. The COVID-19 pandemic has contributed to reduced income and food sources, and the local population’s inability to access essential…

HIGHLIGHTS In 2022, an estimated 4.3 million people, including 2.2 million children, are projected to be in urgent need of humanitarian assistance in Zimbabwe due to multiple hazards, including floods and storms, the COVID-19 pandemic and the…

Strong collaboration between the authorities in Zimbabwe and South Africa has made it possible to recover the earnings of some migrants forcibly returned from South Africa. Migrants returned to their countries of origin under such circumstances usually…

Executive Summary Humanitarian needs are rapidly rising in Zimbabwe—as a result of the devastating 2018/2019 drought, crop losses, economic shocks and the aftermath of Cyclone Idai—leaving 7 million people in urban and rural areas across the country…