SustainZim - Issue 12

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PROFILE

ENERGY

11 Muunganirwa fish project

Introduces Zim’s own 13 climate saviour

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CLIMATE CHANGE

The Clean 05 energy Project

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SUSTAINABLE LIVELIHOODS

Changing Mindset in the face of changing climate 09

CLIMATE CHANGE

ENERGY

Improved Cookstoves

illness, 02 “Cutting not trees”

Climate Change

FORESTRY

Success in 05 Adaptation Buhera

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The Kariba REDD+ Project

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Solar lights up new hope for remote school

ENERGY

Energy 02 Sustainable for Children

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How can mining become

Unpacking the Paris Agreement Prospects

environmentally 07 more sustainable

How Local communities’ livelihoods are being transformed in Zimbabwe

LAND USE

MINING

COP21

SOLAR

Communities Reduce

ENERGY

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Promoting distributed renewable energy

Through 02 Vulnerabilities Effective Planning

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EDUCATION

Young Africa Zimbabwe

ENVIRONMENT

COP21 And COP 22 Youth 10 Digital Climate Mapping

offers Solar Technology 12 Courses

F E AT U R E

Interview with Hon. Oppah Muchinguri-Kashiri (MP)

F E AT U R E

What do tertiary students know about climate change?

F E AT U R E

F E AT U R E

Chipendeke MicroHydropower Scheme

Water hyacinth as a source of alternative energy

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A survey investigating the perceptions about climate change among tertiary students in Zimbabwe

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Rainwater Harvesting

Integrated Planning 02 and for Resilience

INNOVATION

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WETLANDS

The Value of Wetlands

Young Innovator gets a

line from GiHub and 11 life Declares war on waste

RECYCLING

Live

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Economic opportunities that lie within hyacinth

EDUCATION

Towards 02 Moving a Green Economy

05

F E AT U R E

CLIMATE CHANGE

AQUACULTURE

Sweden collaborates with Zimbabwe to promote green economy

Sustainability key in

development 10 aquaculture in Zimbabwe

ENERGRY

Hybrid 14 Wind/Solar potential in Zimbabwe

02

Connecting the Dots: Wildlife, The Youth & Climate Change

RECYCLING

Recycling begins when

start buying recycled 05 you products”

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Adapted seeds: The missing link in the fight against drought

QUARTER 04 ISSUE 08 / 17

ENERGY

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COP23

Energy Investiments And Finance Vital For The Developing World Energy Story

Last phase of Part 1 of the Green Innovations Hub (Gihub) project

Creating opportunities from waste through green partnerships

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Upcoming Community 02 Newspaper

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Mushroom farming

CONSERVATION

RECYCLING

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food security in 02 for Zimbabwe

Facing Extinction

ENERGY

CONSERVATION

BIODIVERSITY

05

Indigenous Fruits of Zimbabwe

BIODIVERSITY

Exceptional 10 The Resurrecting Bush

CLIMATE CHANGE

change in 12 Climate urban areas

LIVELIHOOD

The Loval Food 04 Economy

BIODIVERSITY

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The Good Food Festival

Saving the Samanga

and 12 Baboons Climate Change

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Solar Irrigation restores food security to a starving community

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Negotiations 08 Change (COP23)

Enhancing food security through solar-powered irrigation in Matabeleland

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Killing for Conservation

the Face of 06 Climate Change

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Livestock Production in

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Unicef Green Innovations Hub Phase II Launch

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covering various categories from policy, interviews, research, surveys, projects

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{ www.sustainzim.org

NEWSLETTER

124 written articles

distributed to universities, schools and colleges, government departments, civil society groups and individuals.

2,500 unique users of which 90% were repeat visitors from majority from Zimbabwe, RSA, USA, UK, Australia. NOT

{ www.sustainzim.org

@SustainZimbabwe} Think

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QUARTER 03 ISSUE 03 / 16

Stay Green!

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@SustainZimbabwe} Think

CLIMATE CHANGE

CARTOON

PROFILE

ENERGY

11 Muunganirwa fish project

The Clean 05 energy Project

Introduces Zim’s own 13 climate saviour

Live

QUARTER 04 ISSUE 04 / 16

Stay Green!

SUSTAINABLE LIVELIHOODS

Changing Mindset in the face of changing climate 09

CLIMATE CHANGE

ENERGY

Improved Cookstoves

“Cutting illness, 02 not trees”

FORESTRY

10

The Kariba REDD+ Project

13

Solar lights up new hope for remote school

ENERGY

Energy 02 Sustainable for Children

05

LAND USE

MINING

COP21

SOLAR

Climate Change

Adaptation Success in 05 Buhera

How can mining become

Unpacking the Paris Agreement Prospects

more environmentally 07 sustainable

Communities Reduce

ENERGY

11

Promoting distributed renewable energy

Vulnerabilities Through 02 Effective Planning

05

How Local communities’ livelihoods are being transformed in Zimbabwe

EDUCATION ENVIRONMENT

COP21 And COP 22 Youth 10 Digital Climate Mapping

Young Africa Zimbabwe

offers Solar Technology 12 Courses

F E AT U R E

Interview with Hon. Oppah Muchinguri-Kashiri (MP)

F E AT U R E

What do tertiary students know about climate change?

F E AT U R E

F E AT U R E

Water hyacinth as a source of alternative energy

Chipendeke MicroHydropower Scheme Page 8

A survey investigating the perceptions about climate change among tertiary students in Zimbabwe

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@SustainZimbabwe}

Think

Live

{www.sustainzim.org

QUARTER 01 ISSUE 05 / 17

Stay Green!

Rainwater Harvesting

INNOVATION

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WETLANDS

The Value of Wetlands

Young Innovator gets a

life line from GiHub and 11 Declares war on waste

@SustainZimbabwe}

Think

RECYCLING

16

Live

EDUCATION

Towards 02 aMoving Green Economy

05

F E AT U R E

Mountain Guides Boost Zimbabwe Tourism Page 8

F E AT U R E

Update: Towards the National Adaptation Plan Page 8

F E AT U R E

Community Participation in Sustainable Biodiversity Management Page 8

Connecting the Dots:

ENERGRY

Wind/Solar Hybrid 14 potential in Zimbabwe

Wildlife, The Youth & 02 Climate Change

Last phase of Part 1 of the Green Innovations Hub (Gihub) project

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SMART FARMING CONSERVATION

COP23 CLIMATE CHANGE

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Upcoming Community 02 Newspaper

INNOVATION

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Unicef Green Innovations Hub Phase II Launch

Livestock Production in

the Face of 06 Climate Change

Summary of the2017 United Nations Climate

Change Negotiations 08 (COP23)

F E AT U R E

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Killing for Conservation

QUARTER 04 ISSUE 08 / 17

ENERGY

Energy Investiments And Finance Vital For

The Developing World 08 Energy Story

F E AT U R E

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Adapted seeds: The missing link in the fight against drought

Creating opportunities from waste through green partnerships

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RECYCLING

Recycling begins when

you start buying recycled 05 products”

F E AT U R E

Promoting Zimbabwe’s underutilised superfoods; improving rural livelihoods

Mushroom farming

CONSERVATION

RECYCLING

How a bag is made from 12 pellets to bags

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for food security in 02 Zimbabwe

Facing Extinction

F E AT U R E

Mountain Guides Boost Zimbabwe Tourism Page 8

BIODIVERSITY

05

Indigenous Fruits of Zimbabwe

BIODIVERSITY

The Exceptional 10 Resurrecting Bush

CLIMATE CHANGE

Climate change in 12 urban areas

F E AT U R E

PHOTOGRAPHY: BAD RABBIT STUDIO

F E AT U R E

Sustainability key in

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CLIMATE CHANGE

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Sweden collaborates with Zimbabwe to promote green economy

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Economic opportunities that lie within hyacinth

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Enhancing food security through solar-powered irrigation in Matabeleland Page 4


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