Zimbabwe
Summary
Zimbabwe made exemplary progress towards the MDG indicators throughout the 1980s and into the 1990s. The economic and humanitarian crisis from 2000 to 2008 stalled and in some cases starkly reversed many of these gains. Since 2009 Zimbabwe’s economy has recovered but that recovery is now looking increasingly fragile.
Top priorities
- promoting economic development
- support the provision of basic services including access to health, education and water
- help to strengthen democracy
Further resources
FCDO Operational Plan for Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe page on GOV.UK website
Note: Many country summaries were written prior to the creation of the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, and are being incrementally refreshed.
Disclaimer: Country borders do not necessarily reflect the UK Government's official position.
Top projects in Zimbabwe
People with access to financial services as a result of DFID support.
58.1K
2015 - 2020 Source Information
People with access to financial services as a result of DFID support.
35.9K
2015 - 2020 Source Information
People with access to financial services as a result of DFID support.
22.1K
2015 - 2020 Source Information
People with access to financial services as a result of DFID support.
1.04K
2015 - 2020 Source Information
Children supported to gain a decent education.
133K
2015 - 2020 Source Information
Women and girls using modern methods of family planning through DFID support.
1.32M
2015 - 2020 Source Information
People reached with humanitarian assistance (food aid, cash and voucher transfers) through DFID support.
400K
2015 - 2020 Source Information
Children under 5, women (of childbearing age) and adolescent girls reached by DFID through nutrition-related interventions.
1.3M
2015 - 2020 Source Information
People with sustainable access to clean water and/or sanitation through DFID support.
3.04M
2015 - 2020 Source Information
Sectors and budgets in Zimbabwe
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Sectors
Sectors groups as a percentage of country budgets according to the Development Assistance Committee's classifications.
Budget
Programme budget total by year approved at the Programme level to date.
Current finacial year - 2024/2025
£15.1M
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