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Gender- based violence is closely linked to Food security which is exacerbated by hunger and climate shocks. When food insecurity rises women and girls are at the highest risk of hunger and violations of their human rights including #GBV. #16DaysOfActivism #GenderBasedViolence

Water is a precious commodity in life and addressing the constraints women and young girls face in accessing and managing is key to reducing GBV in rural communities. We are working to increase the availability of Water in Chiredzi district. #16DaysofActivisim2024

Mamuka sei?? Sophia Mukotosi has just finished feeding their chickens at the Dikondo Community Garden in #Masvingo. Chicken production is part of our resilience-building initiatives in the Chiredzi, Mwenezi, and Masvingo districts. They are a source of income and protein

December is here and the spirit of sharing is alive! In Chiredzi, our Village Savings & Lending Associations are in the process of conducting their end-of-year shareouts. #VLSA provide financial services, savings and credit which is limited to most rural communities

The #16DaysOfActivism may end today, but our commitment to reducing GBV in #Zimbabwe continues. Through #Toose, a gender transformative methodology by World Food Programme & partners 🇬🇧, we tackle economic instability and discriminatory norms, key drivers of intimate partner violence.

This year's #HumanRightsDay falls on a day when #Zimbabwe is facing a serious drought that has left more than 7 million people food insecure. Food is not just a need it’s a human right.

The Community boreholes we have set up in Chiredzi continue to provide water and hope to the communities during this dry spell. Investing in such projects is one way we are building resilience in Chiredzi District. 🙏🏿 USAID Zimbabwe

There are a billion reasons to believe in rural communities in #Zimbabwe. That’s why much of World Food Programme’s work is about building resilience where it matters most. #MondayMotivation The Prince Machiavelli

#Did you know? We have partnered with WFP Zimbabwe to construct and upgrade community gardens in Masvingo district with ✅ Drip irrigation systems ✅ Charcoal cold rooms ✅ 40,000L steel water reservoirs ✅ Solar-powered boreholes ✅Farm sheds ✅3 -wheeler motorcycles

2⃣0⃣2⃣4⃣🔜2⃣0⃣2⃣5⃣ Looking back at a year marked by #ElNiño's challenges in #Zimbabwe. Yet, through it all, we tackled food insecurity head on. Hunger has never been more urgent, and World Food Programme ’s response has never been more critical.

The sun sets on 2024, but our commitment to fighting hunger shines brighter than ever. This year meant everything to us: every meal served, every life touched, every step toward zero hunger. Thank you for standing with us. 🙏🏿

Are you passionate about making a positive impact in the world? Do you dream of creating lasting change in communities? Here's your chance! We're on the lookout for driven and enthusiastic individuals to join our team. Apply mdtco.org.zw/vacancies/

Today on #meettheteam is Gilson Mutanga, our MERL in #Chiredzi. Witnessing first-hand how data-driven interventions can transform lives has further fuelled my passion for community development. I am passionate about using data-driven insights for informed decision-making".

Meet Easter Machavi, a 32-year-old poultry farmer from Chiredzi. Through USAID Zimbabwe funded #SCRI Activity, she received 20 Sasso day-old chicks, and she now has more than 100 chickens. Easter sells eggs and chicks to support her family's financial needs.

What does school mean to you? A place to dream, grow, and thrive. But how can dreams take shape on an empty stomach? As hunger peaks and cereal stocks dwindle, we must ensure learners have the nourishment they need to succeed.

For us, #Backtoschool means the start of an incredible journey. 📚 Learn new things 🤝 Make amazing friends 🌟 Grow into the best version of YOU

This week on #MeettheTeam, Peace is our Grants and Compliance Officer. She is part of the crew behind the scenes. You don’t see her often, but she is part of the team that ensures we are compliant, transparent, and accountable in all our work.

Through the Zambuko Livelihoods Initiative, we are promoting the production of drought-tolerant crops. Drought Tolerant crops help farmers have ✅Food security: farmers have food to eat. ✅Income: farmers earn a living. ✅Resilience: farmers adapt to climate change.

Most of the weir dams we constructed in Mwenezi are filling up. These water sources will sustain irrigation and livestock production during the dry season. Water harvesting is key for community resilience.