Progressio development workers in Zimbabwe
Musa Chibwana works with the Zimbabwe National Council for the Welfare of Children to improve the ability of organisations such as orphanages to deliver services to children in need
Philemon Handinahama works with the National Faith-Based Council of Zimbabwe to promote the role of church leaders in tackling HIV and gender issues such as domestic violence
Arkmore Kori works with the Catholic Commission for Justice and Peace in Zimbabwe (CCJPZ) to build the capacity of diocesan CCJPs to provide civil education to church members down to the parish level.
Melody Kwanai works with Environment Africa to enable EA and government extension workers to introduce agro-ecological production methods in their extension work.
Ntombiyendaba Muchcuchuti works with the Zimbabwe AIDS Network as a Regional Programme Advisor (based in Bulawayo in Western Zimbabwe). She helps build the organisational capacity of ZAN members in the region, and works with them to help them identify and adopt new approaches in responding to HIV. She also ensures that policy issues identified by members in her region feed into advocacy work at the national level.
Angeline Chamunorwa Mujeyi works with Environment Africa to help local farmers with product development and building links with high value markets, in order to improve the profitability of small-scale farm production.
Christopher Mweembe works with the National Association of NGOs to help them promote and facilitate civil society participation in policy advocacy.
Teclah Ponde works with ZACRO – the Zimbabwe Association for Crime Prevention and Rehabilitation of the Offender – to improve HIV prevention and care in prisons, and to provide support for prisoners to rebuild their lives after release from prison
Walter Tapfumaneyi works with the Zimbabwe AIDS Network to support its advocacy work on HIV-related policies, and help ensure that all advocacy work is driven by the aspirations of member organisations.
Kuziwa Zimunya is an ICT specialist working with the Zimbabwe AIDS Network to help improve its technical capacity for internal and external communications.
