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Development Watch Volume 3, Issue 11
2021 is a very special year for the National Association of Non-Governmental Organisations family. For starters, it marks the 59th Annual General Meeting. We get an opportunity to evaluate the journey that we have walked. No doubt, it has not been easy especially with the current Covid-19 pandemic grappling the whole nation and the world at large. Secondly, it is an elective year where our members will get an opportunity to participate in the elections of the leadership of the association both at the regional and national levels. Thirdly, we are taken aback by some of the principles and clauses approved in the recently gazetted Private Voluntary Organisation (PVO) Amendment Bill, which in our view may result in shrinking of civic space. It is our sincere hope and desire that we will engage different interested stakeholders to lobby and advocate for the creation of a Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) enabling environment especially through the PVO Amendment Bill which is set for public hearings anytime soon. To read more, download the attachment below:
Development-Watch-Volume-3-Issue-11.pdf
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Development Watch Volume 3, Issue 10
Governments and businesses joined farmers and local communities last week at COP26, securing new agreements to protect nature and accelerate the shift to sustainable smart agriculture and land use practices by making them more attractive, accessible and affordable. Twenty-six nations set out new commitments to change their agricultural policies to become more sustainable and less polluting, and to invest in the science needed for sustainable agriculture and protecting food supplies against climate change. All continents were represented, with countries including India, Colombia, Vietnam, Germany, Zimbabwe, and Australia. Examples of national commitments aligned with this agenda include: Brazil’s plan to scale its ABC+ low carbon farming programme to 72 million hectares, saving 1 billion tonnes of emissions by 2030 Germany’s plans to lower emissions from land use by 25 million tonnes by 2030 The UK’s aim to engage 75 percent of farmers in low carbon practices by 2030 To read more, download the attachment below:
Development-Watch-Volume-3-Issue-10.pdf
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Development Watch Volume 3, Issue 9
In honour of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, NANGO has put together breast cancer quotes to inspire, give hope and push forward those battling the disease. “We have two options, medically and emotionally: give up or fight like hell.” – Lance Armstrong “No matter what the statistics say, there is always a way.” – Bernie Siegel “Whether you’re a mother or father, or a husband or a son, or a niece or a nephew or uncle, breast cancer doesn’t discriminate.’ – Stephanie McMahon “With breast cancer, it’s all about detection. You have to educate young women and encourage them to do everything they have to do.” – Bill Rancic To read more, please download the attachment below:
Development-Watch-Volume-3-Issue-9.pdf
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Development Watch Volume 3, Issue 8
Greetings to you our readers from the National Association of Non-Governmental Organisations (NANGO) which is the umbrella body of Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) operating in Zimbabwe. This issue brings forth interesting articles varying from social, economic and political dimensions. This edition predominantly features articles on natural resource governance, child development, and national budget analysis amongst other critical development issues. It is worth noting that this issue is coinciding with Breast Cancer Awareness Month (October 01 to 31 October). October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, an annual campaign to raise awareness about the impact of breast cancer. To read more, please download the attachment below:
Development-Watch-Volume-3-Issue-8.pdf
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