PinnedUNDP ZimbabweWhy we must act to save our wetlandsWetlands constitute about two percent of Zimbabwe’s total land area. Seven wetland sites in the country, covering over 453, 000 hectares…Feb 2, 2022Feb 2, 2022
UNDP ZimbabweThere are no winners when it comes to discrimination“If given an opportunity, I know that I would have exceled in soccer. I could have played for and represented my country,” says Kudakwashe…Mar 25, 2022Mar 25, 2022
UNDP ZimbabweWomen and Wildlife in the Zambezi ValleyHow women protect our wildlife and take care of our environmentMar 3, 2022Mar 3, 2022
UNDP ZimbabweBack to SchoolTwo years after Cyclone Idai, many students are still to recover from its impact. A lot of school infrastructure is yet to be re-built…Oct 2, 2021Oct 2, 2021
UNDP ZimbabweUnderstanding the importance of Zimbabwe’s wetlandsWetlands have a vital role to play in climate change mitigation and adaptation in a country which is currently experiencing one of its…Jan 31, 2020Jan 31, 2020
UNDP ZimbabweBeyond fuelwood savings: the economic, environmental and health benefits of improved cookstovesDrought has lowered the water levels in Kariba Dam, which is responsible for supplying 60% of Zimbabwe’s electricity through its…Jan 15, 20201Jan 15, 20201
UNDP ZimbabweEmpowering communities by building urban resilienceZimbabwe’s cities are changing fast , and urban communities have to adapt as fast as they canDec 24, 2019Dec 24, 2019
UNDP ZimbabweImproving treatment for TB patients5 early lessons from the alcohol and smoking behavior interventions with TB care studyNov 18, 20191Nov 18, 20191
UNDP ZimbabweRebuilding Stronger on Renewed Hope“These same rocks that are a constant remind us of that painful experience, are now the building blocks to build stronger structures”Sep 11, 2019Sep 11, 2019
Chenge NyagwetaBiodiversity: Why does it matter to Zimbabwe?“Lake Chivero does not have the life it used to have. Today you only see green weeds and a distressed fish population”May 30, 2019May 30, 2019
