ActionAid Zimbabwe works with community & nationally based orgs to support people living in poverty, facing social injustice & gender inequalities
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Women in Nyanga are Building Resilience ahead of El Niño
Women in Saunyama Ward 18, Nyanga, are taking action to protect their harvests, conserve water and strengthen food security through agroecology.
341 pupils in Binga used to learn under trees. Now they have classrooms, ECE centre, computer lab with 20 PCs & solar, borehole, garden,¹ girl-friendly toilets & furnished teacher houses.
Commissioned on 22 Oct by PS @MoPSEZim Mr Mhike funded by @ActionAidZim & @ActionAid Italy
We continue to commemorate the International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction 2026, with this year's theme “Resilience Starts at Home,” which makes a call to all stakeholders to act and embrace a whole-of-society approach to disaster risk management.
#ResilienceStartsAtHome
🌍 International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction 2026 | Youth Demanding Accountability.
Through @ACTonDRMBill supported by @ActionAidZim & @gp_zim, youth took to the front to interview the Chief Director of the Department of Civil Protection, Nathan Nkomo.
Young people, your voice starts here!
Last Friday, @ActionAidZim proudly supported the @cityofharare2 to launch the Youth Desk at Tariro Youth Centre; a safe, youth-friendly space where young people can access information, services & opportunities.
#youthdesk #youthempowerment
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🌦️ Climate risks can increase pressure on households, livelihoods & unpaid care work
How can the 2027 National Budget respond?
Tune in
📅 29 Sept, as we explore how NACOF climate infor can shape risk responsive public spending & investment in resilient communities @ActionAidZim
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#SONAZW2026 should prioritise the #ACTonDRMBill
The Bills seeks
1️⃣ to promote disaster risk financing
2️⃣ strengthen disaster management institutions
3️⃣ mainstream DRR in development programs
4️⃣ promotes citizens involvement
5️⃣ foster partnership & networking @ActionAidZim
Young people shouldn’t have to beg for justice; they deserve accountability for what’s been taken from them. The impacts are real: floods, droughts, and damaged crops, all hitting communities that had little to no role in creating the crisis.
Now it’s time to cover the costs.
@ActionAidZim condemns the surge in gender-based & intimate partner violence.
Gender-based violence is never a private matter; it violates human dignity. Survivors deserve safety, protection, justice, and accountability.
Read more from our statement:
zimbabwe.actionaid.org/publi…
People's COP 2026: Community Voices on the Road to COP31.
Today in Harare, frontline communities from across Zimbabwe convened for People's COP 2026, under the theme “From Harare to Antalya: Community Climate Justice, Critical Minerals and the Road to COP31.”
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🌍Zimbabwe has the lithium. But who gets the value? 🇿🇼⚡
Will lithium become another blessing—or another chapter of extraction?
A mineral boom must mean more than investor profits.
It should create jobs, protect communities, respect rights, protect the environment and build local value chains.
The future of minerals isn’t just about how much we extract. It’s about who benefits.
@OpenSociety @BHPFoundation @FoundationIms @GatesAfrica @FordFoundation
#Lithium #ResourceJustice #Zimbabwe
Climate change isn't just an environmental issue; it's a matter of justice
When big polluters damage our ecosystems,they threaten food security & the lives of future generations. We are joining the movement to demand accountability. If you cause the harm,you must pay for the harm
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MINING HAS A GENDERED COST.
WHO PAYS IT?
Zimbabwe’s critical minerals may power the green transition but mining-affected communities are paying the price through polluted water, lost livelihoods, displacement and environmental degradation.
#PayTheHarm #FundOurFuture
As the Global Week of Climate Action continued running, the Zimbabwe Youth Climate Justice Working Group with support from @ActionAidZim & @gp_zim united in solidarity last Friday in Harare, with a clear message: Climate solutions cannot cost us our food, our land & our future.
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Zimbabwe’s minerals are powering the world’s green future. But who pays when communities are left with polluted water, damaged land and lost livelihoods? The green transition must also be a just transition.
#PayTheHarm #FundOurFuture
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A mine can close. But polluted water, lost land and damaged livelihoods can affect communities for generations. Who takes responsibility?
#PayTheHarm #FundOurFuture
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A green economy should not mean green promises and dirty consequences. Communities deserve clean water, safe environments, fair benefits and accountability.
#PayTheHarm #FundOurFuture
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MINING HAS A GENDERED COST.
WHO PAYS IT?
Zimbabwe’s critical minerals may power the green transition but mining-affected communities are paying the price through polluted water, lost livelihoods, displacement and environmental degradation.
#PayTheHarm #FundOurFuture
