As part of the Festival of Cultures of the Biennale of Luanda 2021, discover the cultural content proposed by Zimbabwe!
Zimbabwe is a beautiful country in Southern Africa that is known for its dramatic landscapes, its diverse wildlife and its hardworking people. Home to the Great Zimbabwe Monument, the mighty Victoria Falls and the majestic Eastern Highlands, the country also boasts of world class national parks in which a variety of animals, including the Big Five, can be found. The largest of these are Hwange National Park in the west, and the Gonarezhou Transfrontier Park in the South. Zimbabwe has a total land area of 390 000 square kilometres and a well-educated population of around 14 million people.
Response to Cyclone Idai must not only help communities recover, but it must also build resilience against future shocks. Under ZIRP, UNESCO is implementing comprehensive resilience building in the two worst affected districts.
Our Rights, Our Lives, Our Future programme is a UNESCO/Swedish funded project that aims to improve sexual and reproductive health, gender and education outcomes for adolescents and young people in the Sub-Saharan Africa region through the delivery of good quality comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) and access to youth friendly sexual and reporductive health services.
Gender based violence experiences of women and girls with disabilities in Zimbabwe.
massive open online course focus on Zimbabwe
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