2026 is the International Year of the Woman Farmer! 👩🌾 When women thrive in agriculture, entire families eat better. Empowering women farmers directly improves household nutrition & fights hunger. Let's champion their vital role!
#IYWF2026#FoodSecurity
The "Management of Competing Water Uses and Associated Ecosystems in Pungwe, Buzi and Save Basins,” project was implemented by @IUCN and @GWPSAF in partnership with the governments of Zimbabwe & Mozambique.
#SustainableAgriculture
During the visit, they interacted with project participants, engaged community leaders and government stakeholders to reinforce working relationships and express gratitude for their ongoing support and collaboration. #AZimbabwefreefromhungerandmalnutrition
Happy Africa Day! 🌍💚
Today, we celebrate the rich diversity, vibrant cultures, and resilient people of our beloved continent. At @nutriactionzim , we're committed to improving nutrition and health outcomes for all.
#AfricaDay#HealthyAfrica"
It’s #WorldBeeDay!
We join the world in celebrating the vital role of bees and other pollinators in ecosystem restoration, biodiversity conservation, food security and nutrition.
"Bee inspired by nature to nourish us all"
#BeePollinator
Last week, we handed over Rugare nutrition garden in ward 5 Chiredzi district to the community. Currently benefitting 200 households, the irrigated garden was established under the Global Environmental Facility (GEF) funded program.
#foodsecurity
#happeningnow@nutriactionzim@ACF_Zim, partners & GoZ stakeholders are at Cresta Harare, conducting a lessons learnt workshop for the @REDAAprogramme supported ‘Farming with alternative pollinators’ #FAPproject implemented in Gokwe North and Kariba.
“I am happy that as Gokwe farmers, we are utilizing our water to do something very rewarding like this project. We managed to harvest good yields and feed our families while also protecting the environment,” – Noria Matola from Gokwe North
On this International Workers' Day, may your hard work be rewarded, your voice heard, and your efforts appreciated—not just today, but always. Today we celebrate you.
Happy Workers' Day!
Before the project, Elizabeth faced significant challenges in her farming endeavors, earning approximately US$20.00 per cropping cycle. She struggled with poor yields due to lack of knowledge on pollinator, soil &water conservation techniques.
Participating in the FAP project capacitated her on climate change, farming with alternative pollinators, compost making, biofertilizer making, and soil and water conservation techniques.
"For this first cropping cycle under the project, I managed to harvest watermelons, pumpkins, cucumbers &okra, earning US$167 from selling surplus. I managed to buy a goat, food and pay school fees," -Elizabeth Ncube
#CelebratingWomensMonth
Meet Elizabeth Ncube, a 33-year-old mother of two from Chilimba Kariba rural, who has revolutionized her farming practices & improved her livelihood through the @REDAAprogramme funded Farming with Alternative Pollinators #FAPproject.