GEF Convention

Through the Chemicals and Waste Convention, GEF Zimbabwe works to reduce hazardous substances, promote safe disposal, and strengthen national capacity for sound chemical management to protect people and ecosystems.

Zimbabwe is home to remarkable biodiversity, with ecosystems ranging from savannas and forests to wetlands and river systems that support thousands of plant and animal species.

Zimbabwe’s land reform journey is a testament to the country’s commitment to addressing historical injustices and empowering its citizens. The government’s initiative to issue title deeds to property owners is a significant step towards economic empowerment and public health improvement.

Key Commitments under the National Development Strategy 1 Wetland Conservation and Restoration: Zimbabwe acknowledges the critical role wetlands play in ecosystem services, particularly in regulating water quality, providing habitat for wildlife, and mitigating climate change impacts. The NDS1 emphasizes the importance of preserving the country’s wetlands by promoting their sustainable…

Zimbabwe’s Vision 2030 aims to transform the country into a middle-income economy that is prosperous, inclusive, and sustainable. Central to this vision is the recognition of the importance of natural resources,