Zimbabwe

FAO in Zimbabwe

FAO works closely with the Government of Zimbabwe to ensure that people have regular access to enough high-quality food to lead active and healthy lives. The Country Programming Framework (CPF) for Zimbabwe 2022-2026 is the key tool that maps out priority areas guiding the collaborative efforts. It is aligned to the Government of Zimbabwe’s priorities, which are aimed at providing an enabling environment for sustainable economic empowerment and social transformation. The overarching national development goal to which the CPF contributes is improved food and nutrition security at national and household levels.

The strategic priorities and accelerators provide the strategic direction for FAO’s technical support to the Zimbabwean Government during the period 2022 – 2026 in line with the FAO’s global strategic objectives. The identified FAO Zimbabwe CPF 2022 – 2026 priorities, which are also aligned to FAO’s Strategic Framework (2022 – 2031) and the UNSDCF (2022 – 2026) outcomes, are:

(i) Promotion of inclusive agriculture food systems to address food and nutrition security (better production and better nutrition).

(ii) Building resilience to climate change (better life).

(iii) Sustainable management of natural resources (better environment).

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Publications
FAO Zimbabwe Newsletter, 1st Quarter 2026 – Issue #1
10/06/2026

The FAO Zimbabwe Newsletter – 1st Quarter 2026 (Issue #1) is a concise, results-focused publication that showcases FAO’s partnerships, policy convening...

Empowering rural youth for a sustainable future: Green jobs success stories from Sierra Leone, Timor-Leste and Zimbabwe
08/12/2025

This document showcases the impact of the Green Jobs for Rural Youth Employment (GJ4RYE) project implemented by FAO and KOICA in Sierra Leone, Timor...

Livestock climate action in Zimbabwe - Enhancing nationally determined contributions for a sustainable future
01/09/2025

This report brings together insights from literature reviews, policy analysis, and stakeholder consultations to evaluate the current policy landscape...

Protecting agricultural livelihoods against the anticipated impacts of El Niño‑induced drought in Beitbridge, Gwanda and Matobo districts of Zimbabwe
30/05/2025

The German Federal Foreign Office, through the Special Fund for Emergency and Rehabilitation Activities − Anticipatory Action window, contributed USD...

Resilience Building in Zimbabwe - FAO Programme Review 2024
01/12/2024

FAO Zimbabwe is implementing diverse initiatives across the agriculture sector as a contribution to FAO’s Resilience Strategy Southern Africa. This...

Climate change, rural livelihoods and migration nexus in Zimbabwe - Impacts on rural livelihoods and adaptation
01/11/2024

This study aimed to investigate the climate change–migration nexus in selected provinces in Zimbabwe, including the influence of climate and environmental...

FISH4ACP Zimbabwe - Unlocking the potential of tilapia production in Zimbabwe
01/08/2021

Factsheet featuring how FISH4ACP is building a productive, inclusive and sustainable tilapia value chain in Zimbabwe, boosting incomes and jobs for...

FAO in Zimbabwe since 1986!

Celebrating 40 years of partnership, progress and impact in sustainable agrifood systems transformation

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FAO Representation in Zimbabwe
Block 1 Tendeseka Park,
Corner Samora Machel/Renfrew Road,
Eastlea, Harare
Email: FAO-ZW@fao.org 
Telephone: +263-242-253655/7/8

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