Reports & Resources

Consultancy – Private Sector Partnerships and Business Development Advisor

September 30, 2026

We are seeking an experienced Private Sector Partnerships & Business Development Advisor Consultant to support the delivery of our 2026-2030 strategy and unlock new opportunities for investment, growth, and impact across Zimbabwe. This nine-month consultancy will focus on building high-value partnerships, securing co-investment agreements, and developing innovative collaborations in agribusiness, financial services, social enterprise, renewable energy, and market systems development. The successful candidate will work directly with senior leaders in the private sector, banking, investment, and development sectors to turn opportunities into action. We're looking for a commercially savvy professional with a proven track record of originating and closing partnerships, a strong network in Zimbabwe's private sector, and a passion for creating sustainable social impact. Download the EOI here.

Notice: Fake Recruitment Updates

August 27, 2026

Common Ground – CARE ESA Story Book

June 1, 2026

Common Ground – Stories of Resilience and Community Spirit Across Africa is a special Africa Month publication by CARE East and Southern Africa that highlights inspiring stories of resilience, leadership, and transformation from communities across Tanzania, Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia, Malawi, Zimbabwe, and Mozambique. Through powerful personal narratives, the storybook showcases how women and communities are overcoming the impacts of climate change, conflict, displacement, food insecurity, and inequality with the support of locally led initiatives and community-driven solutions. The publication celebrates the strength, dignity, and determination of people rebuilding their lives and creating lasting change for future generations. At its heart, Common Ground is a celebration of Africa’s resilience, collective spirit, and the transformative power of investing in women and communities

CARE Zimbabwe Annual Report FY 2025

April 8, 2026

FY25 marked a year of resilience, renewal, and sustained impact for CARE Zimbabwe. Despite shifts in the funding environment, we remained committed to supporting communities and delivering results at scale, reaching 510,149 people across the country. Through engagement, rigorous compliance, and strong partnerships with community-led structures, we ensured the continuity of essential services while deepening locally led solutions, strengthening community ownership, and reinforcing pathways to long-term resilience.

CARE Zimbabwe Annual Report 2024

December 11, 2024

CARE Zimbabwe's 2024 fiscal year was marked by significant achievements, despite navigating complex challenges. The organization successfully impacted over 263,000 individuals, reaffirming the commitment to building resilient communities.

Gender Equality Programming in Food and Nutrition Security, Zimbabwe

November 4, 2024

CARE Zimbabwe’s Takunda Project has yielded significant results in enhancing household food security, nutrition, and resilience. Key to this success has been the integration of gender equality interventions across all program components. Notable outcomes include women assuming leadership roles in food security structures, increased women’s control over assets and resources, reduced incidents of gender-based violence, and a more equitable distribution of household labor, ultimately leading to improved agricultural production.

Men, Fathers and Husbands Committed to Improved Nutrition in their Homes and Community, Zimbabwe

November 4, 2024

CARE Zimbabwe's work through the Takunda project working with men and boys to re-envision norms has made great strides in exploring and expanding ideas around what it means “to be a man;” definitions of masculinity within households and communities; and how this impacts food and nutrition. Takunda views its work as a “journey” of engaging men and boys in food security and nutrition programming. It is a work in progress, building on lessons learned, experimenting, and learning from others. Takunda believes that engaging men does not take away from a focus on women or women’s empowerment. It is not a zero sum game; men and boys are part of the solution, especially when we work with them as equal partners with women and girls to change social structures and power imbalances. By understanding the complexities of men’s’ and boys’ experiences — how they are shaped and the pressures they face — we can build sustainable approaches that benefit everyone.

The Zimbabwe Green Commitment: Towards Gender Equality and inclusivity.

November 1, 2024

The Gender and Inclusive Zimbabwe Green Commitment, coordinated by CARE Zimbabwe, represents a transformative pledge that emphasizes both environmental sustainability and social equity. This initiative unites CARE and our sustainability partners in a shared goal to prioritize Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) factors, ensuring that gender and inclusivity are central to our sustainability and supply chain strategies. Our commitment extends beyond traditional environmental goals—such as reducing greenhouse gas emissions, increasing the use of renewable energy, minimizing waste and pollution, and protecting natural resources—to actively promote gender equity and inclusivity. By integrating these social dimensions into our ESG framework, we aim to empower marginalized communities, particularly women, and ensure that their voices and needs are reflected in sustainability efforts. The publication showcases the holistic approach to Gender Inclusive ESG allowing companies to demonstrate their commitment not only to environmental stewardship but also to broader societal and stakeholder interests. It underscores the importance of long-term, inclusive solutions that benefit all members of society, rather than focusing solely on short-term profits.

CARE ZIMBABWE FY23 ANNUAL REPORT

February 28, 2024

In 2023, CARE International in Zimbabwe (CIZ) achieved remarkable progress in enhancing the lives of women, girls and their communities. Despite facing numerous challenges, including food insecurity and a Cholera outbreak, we remained steadfast in our mission to deliver inclusive, resilient and sustainable solutions to address poverty and injustice. Our efforts were not carried out alone; we joined forces with funding partners, the Government of Zimbabwe, non-government organizations, corporations and the communities themselves. Our reach extended to 164,856 individuals and 64.9% of our program participants were women and girls.

TAKUNDA/RFSA Community Visioning

August 2, 2023

Community Visioning is a process in which communities work collectively and continually to identify opportunities and a range of possible context-specific solutions they can implement on their own and through collaboration with other external stakeholders.