WHH Zimbabwe - Welthungerhilfe

WHH Zimbabwe - Welthungerhilfe This is the official page for Welthungerhilfe Zimbabwe. We fight against global hunger and for sustainable food security.

Welthungerhilfe is an international non-govermental organisation (NGO) which closely cooperates with national and regional partners through strong peer networks to put in place self-sustainable measures and strategies to fight global hunger and poverty. Our work is funded by donations from the public and institutional donors.

Today, Welthungerhilfe Zimbabwe joins the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) and the rest of ...
18/06/2026

Today, Welthungerhilfe Zimbabwe joins the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) and the rest of the world in celebrating Sustainable Gastronomy Day.

Sustainable gastronomy is about more than food on our plates. It is about how food is grown, harvested, prepared, and consumed in ways that support healthy people, thriving communities, and a healthy planet.

Across Zimbabwe, we are proud to work with communities, the Ministry of Agriculture, Mechanisation and Water Resources Development Zim, government departments, as well as partners like Bundesministerium für wirtschaftliche Zusammenarbeit und Entwicklung (BMZ), UNICEF Zimbabwe and Bio Innovation Zimbabwe, to promote the production and consumption of nutritious indigenous and locally available foods. From small grains and traditional vegetables to diverse, climate-resilient crops, local food systems play a vital role in improving nutrition, strengthening livelihoods, and building resilience against hunger.

By valuing and embracing our local foods, we can preserve cultural heritage, support smallholder farmers, improve dietary diversity, and contribute to . Today, we celebrate the rich flavours, traditions, and nutritional benefits of Zimbabwean foods and continue building sustainable food systems for all.

🎉 Celebrating innovation that is transforming food systems and creating pathways towards a world without hunger!Welthung...
11/06/2026

🎉 Celebrating innovation that is transforming food systems and creating pathways towards a world without hunger!

Welthungerhilfe is proud to announce the winners of the fifth annual Seeding the Future Global Food System Challenge, founded and funded by the Seeding the Future Foundation.

🏆 Grand Prize Winners (USD 250,000 each):
💡 Sanku – Project Healthy Children Inc.
💡 Nurture Posterity International

🌱 Growth Grant Winners (USD 100,000 each):
💡 Safi International Technologies Inc.
💡 American University of Beirut (AUB) – Environment and Sustainable Development Unit (ESDU)
💡 Iviani Farm | Village-based Farmer Ecosystem

These innovative organizations are developing scalable and impactful solutions that strengthen food systems, improve nutrition, empower communities and contribute to global food security.

At Welthungerhilfe Zimbabwe, we celebrate the power of innovation in addressing hunger and malnutrition. We are inspired by the creativity and commitment of changemakers around the world who are building more resilient, equitable and sustainable food systems.

👏 Congratulations to all the winners!

25/05/2026

It's , and Welthungerhilfe Zimbabwe joins the African Union in celebrating the continent's resilience, unity and potential. As we mark this day, we continue working with the government, partners, and communities across Zimbabwe to strengthen food security, nutrition, and safe water and sanitation for a future. Together, we can build resilient communities and sustainable food systems for all.

Welthungerhilfe Zimbabwe joins the African Union and Africa in commemorating Africa Day. We celebrate the strength, resi...
25/05/2026

Welthungerhilfe Zimbabwe joins the African Union and Africa in commemorating Africa Day. We celebrate the strength, resilience, diversity and unity of our beautiful continent. We also reaffirm our commitment to a future where every family has access to nutritious food, clean water, dignified sanitation, and sustainable livelihoods.

This year’s African Day theme, “Assuring Sustainable Water Availability and Safe Sanitation Systems to Achieve the Goals of Agenda 2063,” is a reminder that food security, nutrition, climate resilience, and WASH are deeply interconnected.

We continue to work in Zimbabwe with the same systems perspective. Partnering with the government, communities, local partners, and supporters to strengthen resilient food systems, improve access to safe water and sanitation, and advance the vision of a world without hunger.

14/05/2026

to the launch of the 2025 Global Hunger Index in Harare a couple of months ago.

The event, held under the theme “20 Years of Tracking Hunger: Time to Recommit to Zero Hunger”, brought together key actors from across Zimbabwe’s food systems, including Government, development partners, the private sector, academia, civil society, and the media. We collectively reflected on the state of hunger and nutrition and discussed collective solutions for a food-secure future in Zimbabwe.

The event featured powerful conversations on climate resilience and food systems transformation, nutrition and child stunting, partnerships and policy coordination, and investments in agriculture, markets, and rural livelihoods

The discussions reinforced one important message: ending hunger requires coordinated action across all sectors of society.

🎥 Watch some of the highlights and insights shared by speakers and stakeholders during the event.

Last week, the Welthungerhilfe team participated in the German Day commemorations hosted by the German Academic Exchange...
11/05/2026

Last week, the Welthungerhilfe team participated in the German Day commemorations hosted by the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) and the German Embassy Harare at the University of Zimbabwe’s Faculty of Arts and Humanities. We showcased our work towards sustainable food systems transformation and resilient livelihoods.
Visitors to our exhibition had an opportunity to engage with crops produced by farmer groups supported through our programmes and the food products made from Non-Timber Forest Products (NTFPs), manufactured and marketed by our partner Bio Innovation Zimbabwe. We had practical examples of community-driven innovation, value addition, and sustainable agriculture in Zimbabwe

The event provided a valuable platform for cultural exchange and dialogue around sustainability, local enterprise development, and pathways towards .

Welthungerhilfe Zimbabwe celebrates the hands and hearts that keep communities nourished, resilient, and hopeful.From sm...
01/05/2026

Welthungerhilfe Zimbabwe celebrates the hands and hearts that keep communities nourished, resilient, and hopeful.

From smallholder farmers and community health workers to field officers, engineers, and emergency responders. All their contributions matters in the journey toward .

Across Zimbabwe, we are proud to work alongside government partners, local communities, and fellow organisations to strengthen food and nutrition security, improve WASH services, and deliver life-saving humanitarian support.

This Workers’ Day, we honour the dignity of work and the power of collective action in building a future where no one goes hungry.

Happy Workers’ Day!

📻 In less than an hour, we will be part of a conversation on food security in Zimbabwe. The live radio dialogue is on a...
29/04/2026

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In less than an hour, we will be part of a conversation on food security in Zimbabwe. The live radio dialogue is on advancing the Right to Food in Zimbabwe.

Tune in to Capitalk100.4FM or https://capitalkfm.co.zw/ and find out how partnerships are strengthening food security and building resilient communities through the Ministry of Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Rural Development Zim, with the support of Bundesministerium für wirtschaftliche Zusammenarbeit und Entwicklung (BMZ), Community Technology Development Trust/Organisation, Centre for Conflict Management & Transformation - CCMT and Welthungerhilfe.

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Yesterday was Day 5 of Zimbabwe International Trade Fair Company ZITF. We had rich and meaningful engagements at the awa...
25/04/2026

Yesterday was Day 5 of Zimbabwe International Trade Fair Company ZITF. We had rich and meaningful engagements at the award-winning EU Delegation to Zimbabwe Team Europe Mega Stand. We were privileged to connect with passionate producers eager to explore opportunity crops, buyers interested in value-added natural snacks, researchers in food systems transformation, and members of the civic space working towards .

One of the highlights was the visit from Patrice Talla, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) Sub-Regional Coordinator for Southern Africa and Representative in Zimbabwe, and the Assistant Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) Representative Tendai Munyokoveri. Their engagement reaffirmed the value of partnerships and collaboration in achieving sustainable food and nutrition outcomes.

Today is our last day at the fair. We're ready for another wave of awesome engagements and interactions on the fair's biggest day yet.

Makorokoto, Amhlope, Glückwunsch to the EU Delegation to Zimbabwe! has done it again! Welthungerhilfe is proud to be a...
23/04/2026

Makorokoto, Amhlope, Glückwunsch to the EU Delegation to Zimbabwe! has done it again! Welthungerhilfe is proud to be a part of your award-winning Zimbabwe International Trade Fair Company ZITF showcase.

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