HARARE, ZIMBABWE
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Step into the future of sustainable landscapes
Join us at the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair for an engaging meet & greet with the Drylands Sustainable Landscapes Impact Program!
Discover innovative solutions:@MinOECW @EMAeep @WorldVisionZim @FAOForestry @FAOZimbabwe
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On 16/02/26, Hon. Dr. E. Ndlovu commissioned small-scale mechanisation equipment under @theGEF funded @DSLIPZim project, with technical support from @FAO. Implemented by @EMAeep the project boosts climate resilience & livelihoods in Zimbabwe's dryland communities.
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🌾 Live now: The @theGEF funded #DSLIP project is commissioning equipment that will support 15 000 farmers (52% women) & help restore 170 000+ hectares of degraded land in dryland areas.
Low labour, high yield solutions aligned with Pfumvudza/Intwasa in action! #ClimateAction
The Minister of Environment, Climate and Wildlife, Hon Dr Evelyn Ndlovu, officially commissioned small-scale mechanisation equipment procured under the Drylands Sustainable Landscapes Impact Program. @FAOForestry @FAOZimbabwe @EMAeep @MoLAFWRD_Zim @WorldVisionZim @CtdtZimbabwe – at Zimbabwe
Rehabilitating our landscapes, one site at a time. Under the Drylands Sustainable Landscapes Impact Program in Shurugwi, disused chrome mined-out areas have been restored through the EMA led component bringing life back to degraded lands. @FAOZimbabwe @FAOForestry @EMAeep – at Zimbabwe
Great conversations and shared commitment to sustainable farming!
The Drylands Sustainable Landscapes Impact Program joined the Zimbabwe Farmers Union Congress in Masvingo: below is a video with highlights of the event
drive.google.com/file/d/1yK4… – at Zimbabwe
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Hon. Dr. Everlyn Ndlovu opened the Ministry’s 2025 Strategic Planning Workshop, urging bold action on climate resilience, deforestation, and wetland protection. She called for stronger legislation, inclusive programming, and improved project visibility under NDS2. 🌱
Integrated Land Assessment Methodology training underway in Masvingo, Zimbabwe ,supported by @FAO. Building local capacity for sustainable land management and informed decision-making. 🌍🇿🇼 #SustainableLandUse @FAOForestry @FAOZimbabwe @EMAeep @faosfsafrica – at Zimbabwe
As we approach the International Day of Rural Women, we celebrate the strength, knowledge, &
leadership of women transforming Zimbabwe’s drylands. Through the Drylands Sustainable Landscape Impact Program, these women are restoring land, sustaining & livelihoods @FAOForestry – at Zimbabwe
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🛰️ Hands-on training underway!
Participants are learning to use #CollectEarth and Google Earth Pro to interpret land use and land cover across Zimbabwe’s national grid. Data-driven decisions for a greener future! 🌱 #LandMonitoring #FAO #DSLIP 🙏to @theGEF support.
Ongoing in Harare: ILAM training under the Drylands Sustainable Landscapes Impact Program has officially kicked off! This week-long capacity-building session brings together stakeholders from different sectors @EMAeep @faosfsafrica @FAOForestry @forestrycom1 @CtdtZimbabwe – at Zimbabwe
Non-Timber Forest Products like Baobab play a vital role in livelihoods & conservation 🌿 This Friday, we’re celebrating the incredible women powering the Baobab value chain — from harvest to market. #Baobab #NTFP #WomenInForestry @FAOZimbabwe @FAOForestry @EMAeep @WorldVision – at Zimbabwe
🌱 Restoring land, restoring hope!
In Masvingo District, communities are taking the lead in restoring gullies under the Drylands Sustainable Landscapes Impact Program. Through collective action, they’re reclaiming degraded land @faosfsafrica @EMAeep @FAOForestry @forestrycom1 – at Zimbabwe
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🛑 Deforestation, overgrazing & siltation threaten Zimbabwe’s vital #Wetlands. The @theGEF funded @DSLIPZim project is reversing this:
⛰️1M+ ha under improved management,
👨🌾👩🌾15K farmers supported.
At #COP15Wetlands the #DSLIP project showed how🔗👉bit.ly/4lmGzyb
