This week's newsletter is a beacon of inspiration, highlighting Zimbabwe Environmental Law Association (ZELA)'s unwavering commitment to capacity building.

From equipping Lithium mining novices with essential skills, to nurturing conflict resolution techniques among irrigation scheme members, each article

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The Africa Institute of Environmental Law Africa Institute for Environmental Law seeks the services of a Tourism expert and an Agriculture expert to support the production of a highly informative paper towards sustainable development free from the constraints of oil and gas

To support environmental health and safety in #ASM , we are currently engaged in ongoing training sessions for small-scale miners in Gwanda, facilitated by ZIMSHEC

We are actively participating in these valuable activities aimed at improving Environmental, Health and

Diamond mining communities are often deprived of ownership and control over mineral resources found on their land, resulting in economic marginalization and suffering. This issue must be addressed to empower communities for sustainable development.

Exciting strides in community-driven conservation!

We are rallying communities in Binga to assist in the development of a Legal and Governance Framework for conservancies. With support from Sweden in Zimbabwe 🇸🇪, Zimbabwe Environmental Law Association (ZELA) in collaboration with Zimparks, CAMPFIRE, and Binga Rural

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Contact us on our hotline no.+263 777 195 006 or +263 719 556 893 if you feel like your #environmental , economic, social & cultural rights have been violated or are in danger of being violated.

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Community conservancies are a cornerstone of conservation, emphasizing local involvement and empowerment. But, without a comprehensive legal framework, their success hangs in the balance.

This week, with support from Sweden in Zimbabwe 🇸🇪, we were thrilled to kick off a stakeholder

Irrigation schemes play a crucial role in helping smallholder farmers in Zimbabwe adapt to climate change's vagaries through improved productivity. However, these smallholder irrigation schemes usually fail to fulfil the potential to help farmers improve resilience to climate

THE Zimbabwe Environmental Law Association (Zimbabwe Environmental Law Association (ZELA) ) has called on Artisanal and Small Scale Miners (ASM) to prioritise e formalisation of their operations to ensure responsible extraction of the country’s mineral wealth.
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