Zimbabwe

This report presents an assessment of Zimbabwe’s agriculture sector disaster risk and management capacity. The findings indicate that Zimbabwe is highly exposed to agricultural risks and has limited capacity to manage risk at various levels. Specifically

Flooding and poverty are the two social problems that have coexisted within the rural communities of Tsholotsho district. As a result, both problems have negatively affected and disrupted the everyday lives of people living in the district. This study

This article examines the contribution of indigenous knowledge to disaster risk reduction activities in Zimbabwe. Practitioners tend to undervalue the use of indigenous knowledge when dealing with disasters, as the knowledge is often viewed as outdated

The ZHDR 2017 seeks to provide an in-depth analysis of challenges relating to climate change and human development in order to mainstream climate change into national planning and build the resilience of vulnerable people in Zimbabwe.

This Zimbabwe country profile provides a snapshot of a developing baseline created to initiate discussion, both within countries and globally, about entry points for investing in climate-smart agriculture (CSA) at scale. The CSA concept reflects an

The Food Security Climate Resilience (FoodSECuRE) Facility is a multilateral, multiyear, replenishable fund being developed by WFP to financially and programmatically support community centred action to reinforce and build climate resilience. It

The core objective of the project is to develop and rollout mobile based bundled financial and advisory services. This project supports and engages with the public and private partners to develop services that are both economically viable and meet the

This paper, from the UMFULA programme, reviews the current availability of climate information in Southern Africa and assesses the requirements of a variety of end users in the region, using empirical findings from an innovative regional survey. The paper