VICTORIA FALLS, Aug 26 (NewsDay Live) - The government has called for investment in composting plants, biogas digesters and waste-to-agriculture value chains to compliment various programmes initiated ...

Promoting Climate — smart agriculture In line with the recently launched Agriculture and Food Systems Transformation Strategy, the Ministry of Agriculture, Lands, Water, Climate, and Rural ...

In Zimbabwe, with regards to emerging science and innovations on the climate-agriculture nexus, issues focused on CSA innovations in defined agricultural landscapes and food systems, the ball has ...

CHIWESHE, Bindura – At a ceremony in Mazowe yesterday, President Emmerson Mnangagwa handed over 1,000 title deeds to farmers ...

Environment, Climate and Wildlife Minister Evelyn Ndlovu has called for bold investment in waste-to-value chains, saying agricultural and organic waste should be seen as a vital economic resource ...

Zimbabwe surmounts climate change via smart agriculture Drip irrigation has become answer to Zimbabwe’s drought, livelihood woes Jeffrey Moyo | 19.03.2020 - Update : 19.03.2020 ...

As a result, adaptation measures are being planned across various sectors, including agriculture, early warning and disaster risk reduction, climate-resilient infrastructure, and sustainable water ...

AGRICULTURE Zimbabwe: New irrigation plots expand climate-smart farming in Chisumbanje Harare, Zimbabwe - December 22 2018: Aerial panoramic daytime view of of Harare city centre. Image used for ...

Key messages Climate action is urgently needed: Successive droughts and unseasonal climate events in Zimbabwe have already taken a toll on the country’s economy. Climate projections indicate more dry ...

Climate-smart agriculture has two unique strengths. First, it promotes production systems that mitigate harmful emissions and adapt to the changing environment—both today and for the future.

But about 80% of Zimbabwe’s population – rising to 90% in this area – are subsistence farmers, meaning they rely on rain-fed agriculture to feed themselves and their families.