DAPP Zimbabwe is proud to share its 2024 Annual Progress Report, showcasing the organization’s achievements in promoting sustainable development across the country.
With over 40 years of experience, DAPP Zimbabwe has been complementing government efforts through implementing short and long-term development projects in five thematic areas: Health, Agriculture, Education, Community Development, and Emergency. The 2024 report reflects a collective effort that has made a significant impact on people’s lives in Mashonaland Central, Manicaland and Masvingo provinces.
In the year 2024, our presence impacted the lives of 258,000 individuals from all circles. Notably, DAPP worked with 4,622 smallholder farmers using innovative models like Farmers’ Clubs and From Communal to Commercial Farmer, resulting in strengthened farmers’ resilience and improved agriculture production. Additionally, 692 students received support from Early Childhood Development to tertiary level, while life skills and vocational training enhanced employability and self-employment opportunities for youth.
The organization’s health projects empowered individuals and communities to take an active role in their own health through person-centered care models. By prioritizing awareness on HIV, TB, reproductive health, hygiene, and sanitation, DAPP reached 115,000 people with TB and HIV information. Community Development projects worked with 1,831 families promoting children’s rights through a family-centered approach.
DAPP Zimbabwe pledges to continue working shoulder-to-shoulder with communities to improve their lives and promote sustainable development. The organization’s success is attributed to the collective effort of its staff, volunteers, government, stakeholders, and valuable partners.
You can read the full 2024 Annual Progress Report here: https://dapp-zimbabwe.org/annual-reports/