Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe

Gender Links Zimbabwe is an affiliate office of the Gender Links regional office. It envisions an inclusive, equal and just society for women and girls, and champions gender equality and justice through research, advocacy, linking and learning, movement, and institution building.

Key facts

CoE councils reaching out to 15-million citizens in Zimbabwe, providing gendered services
households in 12 local authorities empowered through sustainable value chains in arts and crafts, horticulture, health and sanitation, and waste management
of local authority budgets ($48-million) dedicated to gender-specific programming, driving meaningful change and promoting equality
Centres of Excellence

Gender Links’ Centres of Excellence (COEs) advance gender equality across Southern Africa in local government, media and media education.
- In local government, gender is integrated into policies, planning and service delivery, including gender-based violence prevention and local economic development
- In the media, gender-aware editorial practices and equal representation are promoted, supporting the SADC Gender Protocol
- In media education, we work with training institutions to embed gender perspectives in curricula, creating a new generation of gender-conscious media professionals

Programmes

Zimbabwe board


Zimbabwe team

Publications


Stories of change

These stories showcase the real impact of our work, creating lasting change for individuals and communities through empowerment and opportunity.
Drivers of change

Our drivers of change are the people and organisations leading the way in building inclusive, empowered and resilient communities.
Summits

Zimbabwe has been conducting national summits since 2012.
Over 1 000 best practices have been showcased in various thematic areas, including climate change, entrepreneurship, local economic development, gender-based violence, leadership, and sexual reproductive health and rights.
Partners

Our partners play a vital role in advancing gender equality, empowerment and sustainable development in Zimbabwe. Together, we are building stronger, more inclusive communities.


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