22 Letters of Hope

Zimbabwe’s Adolescent Girls and Young Women pen inspiring letters for an AIDS-Free future

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Factsheet: Towards Ending AIDS as a Public Health Threat by 2030

This factsheet highlights the progress made in HIV prevention and treatment in 2022 and the Global Fund's continued commitment to supporting resilient and sustain...

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Dr. Ayodele Odusola Assumes Role as New UNDP Resident Representative for Zimbabwe

The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Zimbabwe is pleased to announce the arrival of its new Resident Representative, Dr. Ayodele Odusola. Dr. Odusola p...

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Hakwata Village Pioneers Single Largest Biogas Undertaking in Zimbabwe

Single largest biogas undertaking commences in Hakwata village, Zimbabwe. When completed, the initiative will ensure that over 150 households have access to clean...

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National Magistrates Conference

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Impact Evaluation Endline Study of UNDP Zimbabwe Resilience Building Fund

This report highlights findings of the ZRBF impact evaluation endline study. The comprehensive evaluation gives valuable insights into the resilience programming ...

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UNDP works in 170 countries and territories to eradicate poverty while protecting the planet. We help countries develop strong policies, skills, partnerships and institutions so they can sustain their progress.

UNDP is working for a Zimbabwe that is empowered and more resilient to create and sustain growth that will improve people’s lives.

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2023 Annual Report: Gearing up for 2023

2022 was the first year of our comprehensive five-year programme aimed at gearing the country towards achieving its goals & the SDGs. This report encapsulates our efforts and presents them through nine inspiring stories of individuals, communities, and institutions.

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Improving Access to Water in Rural Communities #WorldWaterDay

Blog post to commemorate World Water Day

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Immediate Socio-Economic Response to COVID-19 in Zimbabwe

In Zimbabwe, the first case of COVID-19 was recorded on the 20 March, 2020. The COVID-19 pandemic is evolving against the backdrop of a difficult macroeconomic environment and climatic shocks (Cyclone Idai and drought). This socio-economic framework seeks to support Government efforts in Zimbabwe to urgently respond while at the same time assessing the impact and developing an appropriate recovery strategy.

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Keeping our forests alive and thriving

Zimbabwe's forests currently cover around 45% of the country’s total land area, but deforestation is an increasingly pressing issue, resulting in forests disappearing at a frightening rate.

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National Consultations ahead of Stockholm+50 are launched in Zimbabwe

Preparatory national consultations for the Stockholm+50 conference

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It's back to class for 500 students

3 years after Cyclone Idai, 15 damaged classrooms at Mundanda Primary school in Chipinge District are almost completely restored.

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A Decade of Stagnation: New UNDP data shows gender biases remain entrenched

2023 Edition of the Gender Social Norms Index (GSNI) developed by the Human Development Report Office (HDRO), the GSNI quantifies biases against women, capturing people’s attitudes on women’s roles along four key dimensions: political, educational, economic and physical integrity.

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1035

health facilities

Installed with solar powered systems to run primarily on clean energy

1.1

million

people supported to cope with the effects of climate change through resilience building activities

$240K

dollars

Awarded to rural and urban based youth led business ventures in 2021

30

schools

had their roofs restored after they were damaged during Cyclone Idai

1.2

million

people enabled to receive regular Anti-retroviral Treatment

2.2

million

trees targeted for planting in the mid-Zambezi Valley to restore biodiversity loss

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