Zimbabwe

Smile Muzamba at her and her husband's homestead in Muzinda village, Binga district.
Jorama Munsaka, Environment and Climate Change Officer with MCC partner Kulima Mbobumi Training Centre (KMTC), at a plot where tree stumps are being regenerated using techniques taught by MCC partner

Our work in Zimbabwe

MCC began working in Zimbabwe in the 1980s, educating youth who had returned from war. Together with our partners, we continue that work today. We teach peacebuilding in schools, provide emergency food and support farmers in climate resilience.

43

years in country

15

MCC projects

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Partners

Sipho Nyoni takes a break from working in her fields in Binga district during an MCC visit in December 2024.

Climate change adaptation

In Zimbabwe’s rural communities, climate change, compounded by deforestation, has damaged local ecosystems and made it harder for households to meet their basic needs.

The Mennonite Central Committee (MCC) Locally Led Indigenous Nature-based Solutions for Climate Change Adaptation in Zimbabwe (LINCZ) project was designed to address these challenges by strengthening community resilience while restoring the natural environment. This project is funded by Global Affairs Canada.

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