Hwange District hosts national World Wetlands Day Celebrations
KASIBO community in Hwange, Matabeleland North, will be the centre of focus today as the rural community hosts the national World Wetlands Day celebrations.
Zimbabwe celebrates World Wetlands Day
ZIMBABWE yesterday joined the world in celebrating World Wetlands Day (WWD) which observes the vital connection between wetlands and human wellbeing.
Let’s protect wetlands, says President Dr. E.D. Mnangagwa
PRESIDENT Mnangagwa has called for the preservation and protection of wetlands as they play a key role in sustaining biodiversity, climate resilienceand water security.
Call to further preserve, protect wetlands
Wetland preservation needs to be stressed in action ahead of the upcoming Conference of the Contracting Parties to the Ramsar Convention on Wetlands(COP15), Environmental Management Agency spokesperson Ms Amkela Sidange said yesterday
About COP15
Overview One hundred and seventy-two (172) Contracting Parties will convene at COP15 to strengthen international commitments for wetland conservation. COP15 will be held under the theme, “Protecting Wetlands for Our Common Future”, which emphasizes the important role wetlands play in sustaining ecological health, biodiversity, and climate resilience. Against the iconic…
About Zimbabwe
FAST FACTS Capital: Harare Government: Republic Currency: Zimbabwe is a multi-currency nation, the mainly accepted are USD, Rand, Pula, and British pound. Zimbabwe has its own currency which is the Zimbabwe Gold (ZWG), proudly known as ZiG. Please feel free to visit https://www.rbz.co.zw/ for daily…
National Wetlands Policy and Legislation in Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe’s commitment to the conservation and sustainable management of wetlands is enshrined in the 2022 National Wetlands Policy and reinforced by a robust framework of national legislation. These policies and laws are key components of the country’s broader environmental protection agenda, ensuring that wetlands are preserved for their ecological, social,…
Zimbabwe’s Wetlands and the Ramsar Convention
Zimbabwe is home to a number of wetlands of international significance, many of which are designated as Ramsar Sites. The government continues to prioritize the sustainable management of these important ecosystems, recognizing their value not only for biodiversity but also for the socioeconomic well-being of local communities.
Key Commitments under the National Development Strategy 1
Key Commitments under the National Development Strategy 1 Wetland Conservation and Restoration: Zimbabwe acknowledges the critical role wetlands play in ecosystem services, particularly in regulating water quality, providing habitat for wildlife, and mitigating climate change impacts. The NDS1 emphasizes the importance of preserving the country’s wetlands by promoting their sustainable…
Zimbabwe’s Vision 2030 and its Commitment to Wetlands Conservation
Zimbabwe’s Vision 2030 aims to transform the country into a middle-income economy that is prosperous, inclusive, and sustainable. Central to this vision is the recognition of the importance of natural resources,