A national Cash and Market Working Group has been active in Zimbabwe since 2017. The working group supports humanitarian and development actors to undertake market analysis, response analysis, harmonisation of cash transfer amounts and to ensure a coordinated response.
This page will provide contact details for the focal points and share relevant documents developed by the group.
Deborah Gourlay - Co Chair of Zimbabwe CWG - WFP- debbie.gourlay@wfp.org
Abel Simbarashe Whande Co Chair of Zimbabwe CWG - Care- abelWh@carezimbabwe.org
Darias Sanyatwe CashCap Adviser to the CWG - Hosted by Care - cashcapzimbabwe@gmail.com
Zimbabwe CWG mailing list
to join the mailing list and to see all past email chains please go to https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/cwgzimbabwe or send an email to cwgzimbabwe+subscribe@googlegroups.com
Regional Southern Africa Technical Cash Working Group (SARTCWG)
Thomas Byrnes - Interagency CashCap Coordinator to SARTCWG - CashCap - hosted by UNICEF - thomas.byrnes@nrc.no
Charles Inwani - Interim Chair of SARTCWG - WFP - Regional Program Policy Adviser –SP & Cash-Based Transfers - charles.inwani@wfp.org
Maxwell Sibhensana - Co-lead of SARTCWG - World Vison International - Regional SP/Cash lead - maxwell_sibhensana@wvi.org,
SARTCWG mailing list
to join the mailing list and to see all past email chains please go https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/sartcwg/join
Zimbabwe
Key Messages Households across most of the country continue to consume food from own production following the favorable 2025 harvest. However, own-produced food stocks among poor households in some deficit-producing areas of the south, east, west, and…
Zimbabwe
Key Messages Just two to three months after the harvest, at least one in five households in the typical deficit-producing areas in the south, east, west, and extreme north, as well as some typical surplus producing areas…
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Key Messages • Maize supplies in Southern Africa are expected to be slightly above average during the 2023/24 marketing year (MY). While regional opening stocks for MY 2023/24 are below-average, supplies are expected to be supported by…
