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10 November 2021

Zimbabwe's COVID-19 RCCE response

UNICEF Zimbabwe’s RCCE activities in support to COVID-19 response positively impacting communities.

BCFs

08 February 2021

Village Health Workers making a difference

Village Health Workers form a critical backbone of the country’s public health system in rural areas.

Sisters Evernice,left, and Tatenda Mazhokoto sit on a rock near a spot where their house was swept away when Cyclone Idai hit Coppa in Risitu Valley Chimanimani in this Wednesday, April, 10, 2019 photo.The Mazhokoto sisters both lost their parents and can only point to where their home used to be in a sea of stones.

Faces and stories from Cyclone Idai

Over 129,000 children were affected by Cyclone Idai. With support from partners, UNICEF is working to assist children and families affected.

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Cholera Awareness Mini Series

Cholera is on the rise with an estimated 1.4 billion people at risk in endemic countries. Watch the Mini Series to learn on how you can prevent Cholera.

Mother Breastfeeding Baby

30 October 2018

Nutrition

UNICEF is working on making good nutrition a reality for the children, families and communities that need it most.

School children playing Marimba

Education

Improving and building on the gains made in Zimbabwe’s education sector is high priority for UNICEF.

Mother and Child

Social Policy and Research

The Social Inclusion Outcome area seeks to improve the policy environment and systems for disadvantaged and excluded children, guided by improved knowledge.

Breastfeeding

Health

UNICEF supports the Ministry of Health and Child Care including community-based health-care providers at grassroots level to achieve Universal health.

Child Standing Alone.

Child Protection

UNICEF’s child protection programme supports the National Action Plan for Children’s vision that by 2020

school girl drinking water from a tap

Water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH)

UNICEF’s water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) team works in over 100 countries to improve water and sanitation services, as well as basic hygiene practices.