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🏠“ This year's theme #ResilienceStartsAtHome, is about ensuring that there is a whole of society approach in dealing with Disaster Risk Management, we are not leaving out households"— Chief Director Nathan Nkomo
This #DRRDay let's ensure that #ResilienceStartsAtHome @UNZimbabwe
🏙️ By 2030, urbanisation is expected to increase the number of people living in Zimbabwe’s urban areas
As the citites grow, what should be prioritised:
1️⃣Strengthening disaster preparedness & early warning systems?
2️⃣Addressing urban flooding?
💬 Share your thoughts
🌡️“Knowing El Niño- Heatwaves
"Because of reduced amount of rainfall, and mvura yedu inowanzouya nemakore. Kana kusina makore, our shield from radiation becomes less, so our temperatures goes up”
— James Ngoma, Meteorologist
#ResilienceStartsAtHome @HeraldZimbabwe @MSDZIM
Bulawayo reviews disaster contingency plan ahead of rainy season
cite.org.zw/bulawayo-reviews…
🚨𝗔 𝗪𝗔𝗥𝗡𝗜𝗡𝗚 𝗧𝗛𝗔𝗧 𝗗𝗢𝗘𝗦𝗡’𝗧 𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗖𝗛 𝗬𝗢𝗨 𝗖𝗔𝗡𝗡𝗢𝗧 𝗦𝗔𝗩𝗘 𝗬𝗢𝗨
🌏 As Zim prepares for the 2026–2027 El Niño risks, why aren’t we leveraging SMS to deliver timely disaster alerts to nearly 15 million mobile users?
📢 Warnings must reach the last mile
🌏 With recurrent droughts threatening Zim’s 2026/27 season, we can’t afford persistent gaps in
💰Disaster response funding
📋Updating district contingency plans
♀️ Inclusive disaster management 🚨 Preparedness resources
📢Update on the #DRMBill? @TMuguti @MoLGPWZim
🏠 This year’s #DRRDay theme, #ResilienceStartsAtHome, carried a powerful message—but home isn’t always safe. 💔 For survivors of GBV, it can be the place of greatest risk
💜 Join the @GenderZimbabwe 90 Days Campaign Against IPV
Men are victims too.Speak up
📞 Toll-Free:855
Devolution makes sense #ACTonDRMBill as it will shift power to first responders, especially communities and local authorities who are at the frontline of emergency response
@MoLGPWZim its time to ACT!!!
#ACTonDRMBill retweeted
🚨🚨☀️☀️ Watch out for increased daytime temperatures from Sunday 18 October to Tuesday 20 October 2026.
Resilience cannot begin and end with families respond to disasters. It must also address the conditions that make them vulnerable in the first place
A safe home is not a privilege, it's the foundation of resilience #ResilienceStartsAtHome
~by Tafadzwa Makuyana @wlsazw
🏚️ Living the Disaster Before It’s Declared
In Epworth 🇿🇼 housing challenges expose resource constrained families to disaster risks
🏠How can #ResilienceStartsAtHome when home itself is unsafe?
🔴Safe housing is not a luxury, it’s a foundation for resilience
@CitiesAlliance
#ACTonDRMBill retweeted
Replying to @citezw
Ops Senzeni why? Well I raised my hand to add value not to present! One other thing which is part of preparedness just a call out there to the business community isn't good enough, there's need to incentivise. Government MUST introduce Disaster Participation Coporate Tax Rebate!
#ACTonDRMBill retweeted
Replying to @citezw
Disaster Management solution is
CULTURE Not A Subject
It must be collective, no selective hearing, info. deceminated to everyone for readiness. And it must be part of education curriculum from ECD - to build culture of preparedness
In Japan, kids do earthquake drills from age 3.
#ACTonDRMBill retweeted
Replying to @citezw
Disaster Management fails when it becomes a briefcase project Cyclone Idai 2019 warning came but info stayed in Met Dept corridors (WhatsApp groups) for bosses. Chimanimani people heard it on the last hour.
Preparedness isn't a department, it's a culture, collective ownership,
#ACTonDRMBill retweeted
Replying to @citezw
Thank you for the response as to who do we listen to however @ACTonDRMBill you didn't address the question of Acknowledgement of Indigenous Knowledge Systems allow me to say we seem to be devided as a Nation, there's no Acknowledgement of existence of Spirituality i say it exists
🏡 #ResilienceStartsAtHome for smallholder farmers through
🌱 Pfumvudza (Dhiga Udye)
🌾 Short-season varieties
💧 Rainwater harvesting
🌿 Natural manure for soil fertility
💚 One household, one field, one sustainable practice at a time!
🎙️ Hear B. Matimba from @fpc_online
#ACTonDRMBill retweeted
With the looming El Niño-induced drought, smallholder farmers can adopt practical, climate-smart agricultural practices at HH level to reduce climate-related risks, safeguard food security, and strengthen livelihoods. Hear Matimba sharing practical ways of building HH resilience.
#ACTonDRMBill retweeted
Treasury says Zimbabwe is setting up a US$500 million El Niño protection fund to prepare for potential drought during the 2026/27 agricultural season.
Read more on: shorturl.at/2PWrZ
#Zimbabwe #ElNino #ClimateFinance #FoodSecurity
#ACTonDRMBill retweeted
Pointing to the anticipated El Niño in 2026/27, Dr @JudithDah, Deputy Executive Secretary, stressed the urgency to strengthen Africa's disaster preparedness, and encouraged ARC to develop catastrophe bonds and collaborate @AfDB_Group to expand resilience financing options



















