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Today @PRFTZim is hosting the Status of Sexual Reproductive Health Financing Dialogue Workshop. Present are Parliament Portfolio Committees on Health and Child Care and Diasbility Caucus and civil society organizations working on SRHR.
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Hon Nyamupinga discussing the need to engage traditional leaders in tackling cultural beliefs that are impacts access to SRHR services by persons with disabilities @CAID_Zimbabwe @CWGH1 @ShamwariyeMwana @zccinzim @ParliamentZim @CA_global
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Justice Tapatapa from @zccinzim presenting the community feedback on SRHR services. Lack of menstrual hygiene kits & limited SRHR services for PWDs was noted as key feedback coming from Communities @CAID_Zimbabwe @CA_global @zccinzim @CWGH1 @ShamwariyeMwana
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Distance barriers have been noted to be one of the biggest barriers in accesing SRH services by women in marginalized communities. Therefore there's need for mobile clinics that provide SRH services as a solution to the problem. @CAID_Zimbabwe @zccinzim @ShamwariyeMwana @YetTrust
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Today the @PRFTZim is participating in the Data User -Producer Symposium hosted by @zimstat under the theme; Data User -Producer Forum: Sharing Experiences & Best Practices @unwomenzw @OMpslsw @UNFPA_Zimbabwe @nangozimbabwe
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Now and again we sit down as colleagues to reflect on various topics. I had the opportunity to sit down with our @NontsiNzula to discuss the evolution of local governance in Zim. I hope this discussion helps contribute towards reframing inclusive democracy in Zim @SiphoMalunga
Our latest episode of What If is here, featuring a conversation centred around local governance in Zimbabwe. Listen to it on
Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/034…
Apple Podcast: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
YouTube: youtube.com/watch?v=1kO6gx5j…
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PRFT joins the rest of the world in commemorating the International Workers' Day. Wishing all workers a wonderful day!
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Replying to @kudziekhosa
@kudziekhosa of @ZNCWC& @KueMun of @NAYOZimbabwe making submissions on health and education social spending pattens @ZIMCODD1 @ParliamentZim @MoHCCZim @mhtestd @MoPSEZW
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Dr. Prosper Chitambara @ProsperTM presenting on Investigative Social Spending Analysis for Health and Education Sectors. @ZIMCODD1 @ZNCWC @NAYOZimbabwe @DeafZimTrust #FollowtheMoney
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Proud to be supporting the SRHR Training of Trainers happening today in Mwenezi
Together, we're working towards a future where everyone, regardless of background, has access to vital SRHR information and services.
#WomensHistoryMonth
#IWD2024
#InspireInclusion
@christian_aid
Happening today, @PRFTZim, @zccinzi, @CAID_Zimbabwe & @MoHCCZim are undertaking a SRHR Training of Trainers in Mwenezi focusing on family planning, menstrual health, GBV & adolescence SRH
@CA_global @SAYWHATOrg @NAYOZimbabwe @ShamwariyeMwana @FYBY09
Judith Kaulem retweeted
This week, the Zimbabwe Council of Churches (ZCC) participated in a joint monitoring visit of the SRH program in Bulilima district wards 5, 11, and 12 together with Christian Aid (CA), Poverty Reduction Forum Trust (PRFT), and Community Working Group on Health(CWGH).
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#StandingTogether
@CAID_Zim pledges to continue Improving access to #SexualReproductiveHealth among women and girls.
@PRFTZim @CWGH1 @zccinzim
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Replying to @PRFTZim
@PRFTZim representative sharing the key objectives of the Voluntary National Review Consultation meeting in Harare Zimbabwe.
#GlobalGoals
#SDGs
@OMpslsw
@TheGlobalGoals
@nya_nyatondo
@kaulemj
@NAYOZimbabwe
@YetTrust
@GatesAfrica
@SDG2030
@ZimCSOSDGRefGrp
Taxing everyone on their principal home disproportionately affects the poor. The tax could be imposed on a 3rd property upwards. Emphasis should also be on demonstrating how this tax ( from sweating) for the most pple will be used for the common good. #protect pensioners
I think that the key word is "net worth" NOT "gross worth".
The burden is on the individual falling in the tax bracket to prove otherwise.
Coming to your point, kutengerwa kana kuvakirwa mansion nevana makes you liable to pay tax, unfortunately. You are not poor by definition.
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@kaulemj speaks to the need for a sustainable & holistic approach so efforts are not silo'd between portfolio committees e.g. education, budget, debt, agriculture etc. When monitoring & tracking budget use, don't box tick but look at people's livelihoods and impact.
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Persons with disabilities are more likely to experience adverse socioeconomic outcomes such as less education, poorer health outcomes, lower levels of employment, and higher poverty rates.
Peer to peer mentorship vital.
#inclusivity is the key#
@followers
Judith Kaulem retweeted
It's not too late to learn about SDGs and contribute to their implementation. Come through to Harare Gardens today and l earning about Zimbabwe's progress @DeafZimTrust @InfoMinZW @OMpslsw #LeaveNooneBehind @nangozimbabwe









































