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Locally-led, indigenous nature-based solutions for climate change adaptation in Zimbabwe, combining traditional knowledge with modern approaches.
Building resilience to climate change through promotion of clean energy technologies and sustainable utilization of wetlands.
Developing the honey value chain through sustainable beekeeping practices, providing economic opportunities while preserving biodiversity.
Promoting a value chain for drought-resistant traditional grains including pearl millet, sorghum, and cow peas to enhance food security.
Cultivating mucuna, lab lab, sun hemp, and pigeon pea for sustainable livestock production, improving animal health and productivity.
Empowering women farmers through sustainable agroforestry systems that integrate indigenous fruit trees with food crops for improved nutrition and income.
Rehabilitating small dams and water harvesting structures to improve water access for agricultural use in semi-arid regions of Zimbabwe.
Engaging youth in agriculture through digital tools and platforms, bridging traditional farming knowledge with modern technology and market access.
Promoting energy-efficient cookstoves to reduce deforestation, indoor air pollution, and the time spent collecting firewood, particularly benefiting women and children.
Preserving and promoting indigenous seed varieties through community seed banks, ensuring agricultural biodiversity and climate resilience.
Implementing various rainwater harvesting techniques to improve water availability for domestic and agricultural use in drought-prone areas.
Establishing permaculture demonstration and training centers to promote sustainable agricultural practices and integrated design principles.
Locally-led, indigenous nature-based solutions for climate change adaptation in Zimbabwe, combining traditional knowledge with modern approaches for sustainable agriculture and environmental conservation.
Siabuwa
2020 - Present
1,250+ people
750+ hectares
Building resilience to climate change through promotion of clean energy technologies and sustainable utilization of wetlands. The project includes solar installations, energy-efficient technologies, and community-based wetland management.
Nsenga
2021 - Present
850+ people
120+ installed
Developing the honey value chain through sustainable beekeeping practices, providing economic opportunities while preserving biodiversity. The project includes training, equipment provision, and market linkages for honey producers.
Multiple Regions
2019 - Present
520+ people
1,200+
