Fig 1: Matemera Community garden recieving horticulture tools and seeds from HAC.In 2 months they are already showing their progress in their garden

After Community Based Participatory Planning (CBPP) and feasibility study of Mubaira Community,Hope for African Communities Zimbabwe procured horticultural tools through Tools with a mission(TWAM) to improve crop production for vulnerable households in Mubaira Mhondoro Through HAC’s Food Security and Livelihoods,women  are economically empowered ,they are generating incomes for their families and have access to nutritious foods that shapes children’s health.The food security and livelihoods incorporates the growing of diversified crops at home and in community garden.Currently HAC is working in 4 Community gardens to increase community resilience and improve food security and nutrition in these communities

Gender and Protection Issues

HAC promote activities  that are adapted to different needs and capacities of women and girls.Equal participation of both women and men in planning and implementation of the program are promoted.HAC acknowledges the importance of addressing gender issues in development projects as a way to promote gender equity and improve liveihoods