We believe that sustainable, climate-resilient cities cannot exist without the active participation of young people. This project goes beyond dialogue and aims to place youth at the forefront of decision-making, green enterprise development, and sustainable food value chains.💪
📢 It’s happening NOW!
We are excited to announce the ongoing inception meeting for our new @hivosrosa Regional Urban Futures Project, a dedicated initiative focusing on Research, Policy, and Advocacy for Youth Engagement in in urban food systems.
#YouthLead
@1Mhizha@tawandan1 Why do it now when his term is ending? Why did you not take it when it was proposed by the Church long ago? If this is genuine, it could have been done way back. At the moment, it does not make sense to the people, but it further throws the nation into a deep political divide.
It’s all joy here at the closing ceremony of the #ZAMI2024. ZCC LEFs are in celebratory mode, leading in song and dance as we wait to start the ceremony. Stay tuned to our social media pages for updates. @ZIMCODD1 @ZELA_Infor
Its curtains down at the #ZAMI2024 but it does not mean the house is closed down. Let's continue to push for responsible mining that provides for a dignified life to all. @zccinzim @ZELA_Infor @Swedwatch
“Women in communities do not know how taxation works, not even knowing the tax policies because most women in communities constitute the highest percentage of the country’s informal sector” - Councillor S Moyo.
"Taxation policies and practices have economic, political and social implications for all groups of the population. Specifically for women the implications center around social justice, gender equality and economic empowerment." - Proff Y Moyo.
@ZIMCODD1@CAID_Zimbabwe
Currently attending #ZAMI2024 following closely the side session on Mining Royalties and Tax Justice Dialogue꞉ A Case for unwavering loyalties to Women and Communities in Zimbabwe. @zccinzim@ZIMCODD1
“Women in communities do not know how taxation works, not even knowing the tax policies because most women in communities constitute the highest percentage of the country’s informal sector” - Councillor S Moyo.
Equal sharing of Zimbabwe's resources is a must! Reverend Cele stresses that corruption and mismanagement lead to poverty, as resources meant for all end up in the hands of a few.
@ZELA_Infor @ZIMCODD1@zccinzim
Its day 3 of the #ZAMI2024 and we are excited to be hosting a dialogue on Debt, Inequality and Extractives in conjunction with @ZIMCODD1, @CAID_Zimbabwe and @AFRODAD2011 . Understanding the impacts of extractive industries on our communities is important for exploring solutions
As the world continues to commemorate the International Day of Peace, Josphine Munhape believes that Peace is a possibility and differences can be celebrated. #ZCCat60#ReflectionsOfHope#PeaceDay2024
The PwDs Bill in Zimbabwe is a proposed law that aims to improve the lives of people with disabilities in the country.
The bill promotes participation in political and public life, cultural activities, and recreation, creating greater social inclusion for PwDs.
@ParliamentZim