Closing the The Zimbabwe Idai Recovery Project (ZIRP) closeout wrkshop UNOPS Zimbabwe M&E Specialist Sheila Omon commended the collaborative nature of the project which brought 2gether various UN Zimbabwe agencies says: 'If you want to fast, go alone, if you want to go far, go together' Gulnara

As ZIRP comes to a close, project partners are taking time to reflect on the key approaches and lessons learned. Deep insights are being discussed on GBV surveillance and support as UNFPA Zimbabwe host their learning and close-out event today

Together we go further!

#HappeningNow at AidEx Events, partners from the Zimbabwe Idai Recovery Project discuss learnings, challenges and outcomes from the World Bank Africa-funded disaster response, a four-year programme implemented by 8 UN agencies.

Seeing results that change lives through The Zimbabwe Idai Recovery Project (ZIRP). World Bank Country Manager 🇿🇼 Marjorie Mpundu visited sites in Gutu where sustainable interventions for access to water are strengthening resilience in communities that are vulnerable to climatic shocks #ChangingLives

Exactly 4 years ago today, #Cycloneidai made landfall in #Zimbabwe . World Food Programme responded swiftly & innovatively. Reaching over 1.8 million people. Today, parts of Southern Africa are facing 🌀 #CycloneFreddy , over the years unpredictable weather patterns have been on the increase.

WHO Zimbabwe, Noriah oversaw the implementation of the The Zimbabwe Idai Recovery Project (ZIRP) working with other UN Zimbabwe agencies following the devastating impact of cyclone idai in 2019. The project reached more than 45 000 cyclone Idai survivors with free integrated health services.

#WomenInSTEM

We salute the strength of the communities who together with 8 UN agencies and 12 CSOs integrated their efforts to restore their livelihoods and rebuild infrastructure in 9 districts- focusing on Food Security, Health, WASH, Education, GBV support and community infrastructure.

4 years ago, World Bank funded The Zimbabwe Idai Recovery Project (ZIRP) to support vulnerable communities in the aftermath of #CycloneIdai . We remember the lives lost on this fateful day and are humbled to contribute to restoration of livelihoods and continued resilience building against recurring shocks

The construction of Jopa Market Under The Zimbabwe Idai Recovery Project (ZIRP) is a development women like Mbuya Jabu have dreamed and hoped for, a safe roadside marketplace for community smallholder farmer traders mainly women and youths.
#womenempowerment

Despite delays being caused by the rainy season, we continue making strides in construction of schools in Cyclone Idai affected communities. This is a bid to improve access to #quality and #inclusive #education in Zimbabwe.
#Education4all

Our second stop in Chimanimani was Chitinha where a community piped water scheme is providing safe and reliable water supply.

'Sustainability is very critical for community radios' - BAZ Technical Manager, Eng Matthias Chakanyu said this during the WB visit to Chimanimani FM. Ministry of Information, Publicity & Broadcasting UNESCOsouthernAfrica #Education #Sciences #Culture Broadcasting Authority of Zimbabwe
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As the rain season commences, we are making sure cyclone affected communities are prepared for it. Chimanimani FM, set up under The Zimbabwe Idai Recovery Project (ZIRP) is ready to send early warnings.
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Flash floods in Gudyanga have caused severe siltation threatening the productivity of the irrigation scheme. The Zimbabwe Idai Recovery Project (ZIRP) has constructed the largest gabion wall in Zimbabwe to protect the scheme.
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Great visit to #Chimanimani to see firsthand how #WorldBank financing is supporting cyclone affected communities. Impressive rehabilitation by the The Zimbabwe Idai Recovery Project (ZIRP) of Gudyanga irrigation scheme, including solar power, to enhance agricultural productivity of 48 hectares.

Its exciting to showcase the work we are doing under in cyclone affected communities to Nathan Belete the World Bank country director and his team. The team was really impressed by the work being done to restore agricultural productivity at Gudyanga irrigation scheme.

In order to make The Zimbabwe Idai Recovery Project (ZIRP) irrigation schemes more resilient, #flexible and #strong gabion walls have been constructed. These will highly protect the environment as they allow water to flow through while retaining structure and shielding soil from being washed away.

24 metres high!

At Mutambara, the incinerator chimney stack is now in place. Its height safely disperses gases over a wide area.

The incinerator, built under ZIRP, is absolutely essential in securely neutralising medical waste.

#BuildBackBetter