☀️ From training to entrepreneurship! In Chipinge, two young brothers turned solar skills into a business, building climate-resilient livelihoods and supporting their family and community. 🇿🇼⚡ Read their story! 🔗 www.undp.org/zimbabwe/sto...

🇿🇼🤝 Strengthening collaboration for health and development! UNDP Resident Representative Ayodele Odusola met with Trouble Chikoko, UNAIDS Country Director, to discuss continued partnership on HIV, health systems, and sustainable development. 🌍💙 #Partnerships #SDGs

🇿🇼🤝 Empowering young people through partnerships! UNDP Zimbabwe held discussions with the @myedvt on potential collaboration in youth innovation, entrepreneurship, digital skills, and climate resilience initiatives. 🚀🌱 #Youth #Partnerships #SDGs

🇿🇼🇯🇵 Strengthening partnerships for impact! UNDP Zimbabwe held productive discussions with the Embassy of Japan to explore new collaboration opportunities in resilience, sustainable development, and community-based initiatives. 🤝🌍 #Partnerships #SDGs

🚨 We’re Hiring! | UNDP Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 UNDP is looking for a Senior Nurse (NPSA-7) based in Harare to support the health & wellbeing of UN staff and their families. 🏥💙 Apply now! ⏳ 🔗 Apply here: estm.fa.em2.oraclecloud.com/hcmUI/Candid...

“The next Country Programme must build on lessons learned—strengthening resilience, sustainability, governance, and financing for long-term impact.” 📊🌍 — Ms. Carine Yengayenge, UNDP Zimbabwe DRR-O, at the CPD Consultative Meeting

“The UNDP CPD is not standalone—it is fully embedded within the UN Cooperation Framework and aligned with NDS2 priorities.” 🔗 — Mr. Challa Getachew, UNDP Zimbabwe DRR-P, at the CPD Consultative Meeting.

“We must value our natural capital.” 🌿 From biodiversity finance to climate-smart agriculture, nature is an asset that can drive sustainable growth. — Mr. Challa Getachew, UNDP Zimbabwe DRR-P, at the CPD Consultative Meeting

“What stands out most is the spirit of partnership.” 🤝 Development challenges require collective action across government, private sector, development partners, and communities. — Ms. Carine Yengayenge, UNDP Zimbabwe DRR-O, at the CPD Consultative Meeting.

“We are creating dialogue platforms to ensure that communities—especially the most marginalized—have a voice in decisions that affect their lives.” 🗣️🤝 — Mr. Challa Getachew, UNDP Zimbabwe DRR-P, at the CPD Consultative Meeting.

With strong partnerships, innovative financing, and sustained commitment, Zimbabwe can continue advancing toward resilience, prosperity, and inclusion.” 🇿🇼🌱 — Mr. Edward Kallon, UN Resident Coordinator, at the CPD Consultative Meeting

“The next UNDP Country Programme (2027–2031) must be forward-looking, catalytic and capable of mobilizing investment for development.” 🚀 — Dr. Ayodele Odusola, UNDP Zimbabwe Resident Representative, at the CPD 2027–2031 Consultative Meeting.

“Our current programme cycle has delivered tangible results across Zimbabwe.” 🇿🇼 • 500,000+ people supported through climate-resilient livelihoods 🌱 • 17 dams rehabilitated 💧 • 10.9 MW solar energy added ⚡ • 1,000+ boreholes drilled 🚰 — Dr. Ayodele Odusola, UNDP RR, at CPD Consultative Meeting

“UNDP plays a unique role as an integrator of the Sustainable Development Goals, bringing together partners, institutions, and ideas to deliver solutions.” 🌍💡 — Mr. Edward Kallon, UN Resident Coordinator, at the CPD Consultative Meeting

“The SDG Impact Investment Map will help connect investors with bankable opportunities aligned with national priorities and the SDGs.” 🗺️💼 — Dr. Ayodele Odusola, UNDP Zimbabwe Resident Representative, at the CPD 2027–2031 Consultative Meeting. @jsnetzim @tseisitp

“To achieve the #SDGs, we must move from funding to financing.” 💡 Mobilizing public and private capital at scale will be essential to drive sustainable development. — Dr. Ayodele Odusola, UNDP Zimbabwe Resident Representative, at the CPD 2027–2031 Consultative Meeting. @jsnetzim @tseisitp

“Zimbabwe’s development ambitions are bold.” 🇿🇼 Becoming an upper middle-income country by 2030 requires transformation in energy ⚡, agriculture 🌱, infrastructure 🏗️, climate resilience 🌍 and human capital 👩🏽‍🎓. — Dr. Ayodele Odusola, UNDP Zimbabwe RR, speaking at the CPD High-Level Consultative Meeting

Domestic resource mobilisation is central to sustainable development. 📊🌍 Through the TIWB partnership, Zimbabwe is strengthening tax administration, improving compliance, and building resilient public institutions. 🤝 #PublicFinance4SDGs #Zimbabwe #DevelopmentFinance

Collaboration is essential to tackle complex financial crimes. 🤝 Through the TIWB Criminal Investigations programme, knowledge sharing between ZIMRA and SARS will strengthen Zimbabwe’s capacity to detect and prosecute tax crimes. ⚖️📊 #GoodGovernance #SDGs #Zimbabwe

Illicit financial flows weaken economies and reduce resources for development. 💸 Through #TaxInspectorsWithoutBorders, UNDP is supporting Zimbabwe to strengthen tax crime investigations, enhance compliance, and improve public revenue systems. 📊⚖️ #PublicFinance4SDGs #Zimbabwe

Stronger partnerships for stronger public finances. 🤝🇿🇼 UNDP, OECD, ZIMRA and SARS have launched Phase II of the #TaxInspectorsWithoutBorders partnership, strengthening tax crime investigations and supporting domestic resource mobilisation for sustainable development. 💼📊 #Tax4SDGs #Zimbabwe

📚 Applying to the #Youth4Climate Call for Solutions? You don’t have to do it alone. Explore our learning offer: Deep Dives webinars, Project Design Bootcamp, 1:1 technical mentorship, and curated resources. Apply by 30 April: shorturl.at/TRG0c

📢 Will you answer the Call? The #Youth4Climate Call for Solutions 206 is now open! If you’re a young innovator tackling climate challenges, this is your opportunity to secure up to $30.000 in funding, mentorship & global visibility. Don’t miss out! Apply by 30 April: shorturl.at/TRG0c

Are you a young person with an innovative idea to tackle climate change? The #Youth4Climate Call for Solutions 2026 is looking for young innovators like you! Get up to $30.000 in funding, mentorship & a global platform to grow your impact. 🗓️ Apply by 30 April: shorturl.at/TRG0c

📣 The #Youth4Climate Call for Solutions 2026 is officially OPEN! Are you a young innovator with a unique climate solution? Apply now for up to $30.000 in funding, mentorship & global recognition. 🔗 Submit your proposal by 30 April: shorturl.at/TRG0c

The Official Launch of Phase 2 of Tax Inspectors Without Borders for Criminal Investigation in Zimbabwe marks a key step in strengthening tax transparency and accountability. 🇿🇼🤝 A partnership between ZIMRA, UNDP, the OECD, and SARS to tackle illicit financial flows and enhance tax enforcement. 💼📊

Zimbabwe’s development landscape is evolving rapidly — with opportunities in renewable energy, digital transformation, regional trade, and climate innovation. As Constance Pepukai (UNDP Zimbabwe) noted, partnerships will be key to unlocking these opportunities. ⚡📈🌱

“UNDP does not come with its own priorities — we align with national priorities and support their implementation.” — Challa Getachew, Deputy Resident Representative - P, UNDP Zimbabwe, speaking on the importance of partnership and national ownership in development programming. 🇿🇼📈

“In a changing funding landscape, we must focus on areas where investment has the greatest multiplier effect.” — Challa Getachew, UNDP Zimbabwe DRR–Programmes, emphasizing the importance of strategic partnerships and catalytic investments. 💡🤝

🌍🌱 Looking back | Climate-Action Commitment (2021) ⏪♻️ In 2021, Zimbabwe adopted a 40% per-capita greenhouse-gas reduction target by 2030 📉 — supported by UNDP through its NDC revision 📘. A look back at development results that advanced climate ambition and a greener future ✨🌎 #Zimbabwe 🇿🇼

🌍 We’re Hiring in Zimbabwe! 📢 NDC Readiness Coordinator 📍 Harare | Full-time | NPSA-10 🌱 Nature, Climate & Energy Join UNDP to advance Zimbabwe’s climate ambition and Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs). 🗓 Apply by 28 Feb 2026 🔗 Apply here: estm.fa.em2.oraclecloud.com/hcmUI/Candid...

💻🏛️ Looking back | Justice Through Technology (2021) ⏪⚡ In 2021, UNDP supported the establishment of 10 virtual courts across Zimbabwe 📡 — helping speed up hearings and reduce case backlogs ⏱️⚖️. A look back at development results that modernized justice and expanded access ✨📲

⚖️ Looking back | Joint Investigations for Accountability (2021) ⏪🔍 In 2021, a Joint Investigations Agreement among Human Rights, Peace & Gender Commissions enabled six coordinated investigations 🤝 — addressing evictions, food distribution & political violence 📋. A look back at development results!

⚖️📝 Looking back | Human Rights Reporting Strengthened (2021) ⏪🌍 In 2021, UNDP supported Zimbabwe to develop and submit five state party reports under international human-rights conventions 📄 — strengthening transparency and global accountability 🤝. A look back at development results!

👩🏾‍🌾💼 Looking back | Women Leading Recovery (2021) ⏪🐓 In 2021, women trained through UNDP-supported programmes received economic empowerment kits 🧺 — including goats, chickens & production materials — to start and grow small businesses 🐐📦. A look back at development results!

Excited to announce the signing of an MoU between UNDP Zimbabwe and @zidainvest to advance the 🇿🇼 SDG Impact Investment Map! 📊💡 This partnership will unlock new investment opportunities, strengthen the impact ecosystem, and connect capital to high-impact projects 🚀🤝 #ImpactInvesting #SDGs #Zimbabwe

Are you building the future of education in Africa? 🎓💡 We’re calling on EdTech startups working in: 📚 Early Childhood, K-12 & Higher Ed 🛠️ TVET & skills development 💼 Workforce training 🎯 Career guidance & learning innovation 👉 Apply by 18 Feb 2026 👉 Apply: timbuktooedtech-en.softr.app

⚡🏥 Looking back | Reliable Power for Health Facilities (2020) ⏪🌞 In 2020, UNDP supported the installation of 1,044 solar systems ☀️ across health facilities, schools & community institutions 🏥🏫 — keeping critical services running through power cuts and the pandemic 🔌🩺.

🩺🛡️ Looking back! Strengthening Zimbabwe’s COVID-19 Readiness (2020) ⏪🇿🇼 In 2020, UNDP supported 28 isolation centres 🏥, supplied 700,000 PPEs 😷, and expanded rapid testing with 52 PCR platforms 🧪 — helping keep frontline workers protected nationwide. Results that strengthened resilience ✨💙

🚀 Applications are OPEN for Get Ready 4 Timbuktoo EdTech! With the Timbuktoo EdTech team, this online incubation programme supports early-stage African EdTech startups to become investment-ready and scalable. 📅 Deadline: 18 Feb 2026 👉 Apply: timbuktooedtech-en.softr.app

💧🚰 Looking back! Water Access for Households (2020) ⏪🌍 In 2020, UNDP helped 40,541 households gain improved water access and irrigation 🌱💦 — supporting smallholder farmers to grow food 🍽️ and sustain livelihoods under changing climate conditions ☀️🌧️.

🔴Are you a young leader (18–35)? 🟢Citizen of 🇧🇼🇨🇩🇲🇼🇿🇦🇿🇲🇿🇼? ⚫️ Member of a Youth Group or Association? WE'RE LOOKING FOR YOU!!!! Help shape cross-border trade solutions across Southern Africa as part of a Youth Advisory Group. 👉 Apply by 3 Feb 2026: go.undp.org/i2E In partnership with the @MastercardFdn

🍯🐝 Looking back! Rural Communities Turning Honey into Income (2020) ⏪🌿 In 2020, UNDP supported 1,206 beekeepers 👩🏾🌾👨🏽🌾 and established two honey-processing centres 🏭🍯 — boosting rural incomes 💰 while promoting biodiversity-friendly enterprises 🌼🐝. Results where nature and livelihoods thrive!

🌱🌾 Looking back! Farmers Building Climate Resilience (2020) ⏪🌍 In 2020, UNDP trained 6,900 lead farmers through 230 Farmer Field Schools 👩🏾🌾👨🏽🌾, who went on to share climate-smart practices with 33,641 others 🌿📚 — strengthening food security 🍽️ and resilience to climate shocks ☀️🌧️.

🐘💧 Looking back! Reducing Human–Wildlife Conflict (2020) ⏪🌍 In 2020, UNDP supported the construction of two weir dams in Mbire & Muzarabani 🏞️ — providing reliable water for wildlife 🐾💦 and reducing competition between people and animals 🤝🌱. A look back at results that protect ecosystems!

⚖️✨ Looking back! Justice That Leaves No One Behind (2020) ⏪🇿🇼 In 2020, UNDP supported the training of 120 magistrates, prosecutors & investigators 👩🏽⚖️👨🏾⚖️ — strengthening access to justice ⚖️, reducing case backlogs 📂, and operationalising anti-corruption courts nationwide 🚫💰.

👩🏾💼✨ Looking back! Women Driving Economic Change (2020) ⏪📊 In 2020, UNDP supported 1,200 women entrepreneurs to build skills in business management and value-chain development 📈🤝 — expanding access to finance 💰 and markets 🛍️ across districts. Investing in women drives economic progress 🌍💪🏾

🌱 Looking back! Clean Energy for Rural Development (2020) 🔍⏪ In 2020, UNDP supported the installation of five biogas digesters in Hurungwe, Mbire & Muzarabani 🏡♻️ — improving access to clean energy ⚡ while reducing deforestation 🌳❌. A look back at results that continue to make a difference!

🚀 Co-design the AI Adoption Network with UNDP AI is shifting from hype to impact 🌍 Adoption needs foundations: 📊data 💻compute 🎓skills 🏛institutions 🤝trust Share your real use case ahead of the 🇮🇳 AI Impact Summit 👇 www.undp.org/digital/list...

Strong partnerships. Real results. 🇿🇼🌍 From HIV 95–95–95 to renewable energy, governance, and women & youth empowerment, see how the Government of Zimbabwe and UNDP Zimbabwe are delivering impact. ▶️ youtu.be/QutT9_6_lW0