Let us join hands as we recognize the International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction on the 13th October 2021 as designated by the United Nations General Assembly. The year 2021 promises to be a make or break year with regard to delivering of policy agenda. #WeareNtengwe
10 @PWDs who faced mobility challenges are now happy as they received pet cart wheelchairs through our direct engagement with the Department of Social Development and St Lukes Hospital. #WeareNtengwe@CAID_Zimbabwe@FDPZ04 @OMpslsw @ActionAidZim@MinofWomenZim
Join us as we discuss the ECID program and its efforts of linking the #PWDs with the duty bearers in calling for their access to health information and services on Breeze Fm 91.2 on 26 August @ 4 - 5pm. #WeareNtengwe!
We are seeking for a consultant to facilitate a virtual workshop on Team capacity building / security trainings/ financial resilience and Psycho social support (PSS) for members of staff under the ECID Program. Follow below link for details #WeareNtengwe
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As the Zimbabwe ECID consortium representative of global partner Global Network of Civil Society Organizations for Disaster Reduction (GNDR), we continue to intensify collaboration between ECID and non ECID civil society partners as well as the government ofZimbabwe #WeareNtengwe
Practitioners, Researchers, Professionals , Civil society organisations and Networks based in Africa with experience in gender, resilience and intersectionality related work. Click on the links below to download application forms
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The ECID baseline survey conducted in Binga and Lupane districts in May 2020 revealed that @Women and @PWDs prioritized access to health services and sanitation. We call upon all actors to consider these groups in service delivery! #WeareNtengwe@MoHCCZim@CAID_Zimbabwe
The introduction and domestication of the Gender Equality and Social Inclusion (#GESI) concept under the #ECID program has resulted in gradual increase of inclusion of the marginalized groups in developmental circles at district and community levels. #WeareNtengwe@CAID_Zimbabwe
Ntengwe has reached to a total of 1177 (425 males and 751 females) people for the duration of the #ECID project from March 2020 to August 2021 as it sought to improve access to health information and services by the marginalized. Of these, 164 (81 males and 82 female) are #PWDs.