Zimbabwe
28,116 people reached under ICSP in 2025
Meet our local partners
Safire
Empowers marginalised communities to restore ecosystems, build resilient livelihoods and combat climate change
Women’s Academy for Leadership and Political Excellence (WALPE)
Promotes women’s economic, social, environmental and political rights through mobilising women to demand their human rights.
Bethany
Promoting comprehensive and sustainable community-based care and support for children and youths.
Hope for a Child in Christ
Child-centred organisation working with families and communities so that every child grows up safe, educated, and hopeful.
Aquaculture Zimbabwe (AQZ)
Supports communal projects to address poverty, build resilience and respond to humanitarian emergencies.
After years of political, social and economic turmoil the economy in Zimbabwe has started stabilizing. Basic commodities and food are now available but high prices mean that poor, rural areas, still can’t afford to buy food and unpredictable weather is making it harder to produce crops.
Oxfam is working to tackle the root causes of poverty in Zimbabwe. This means we are also working to reduce marginalization and helping Zimbabweans enjoy their rights so that they can lead a dignified life.
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