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From Right to Left: The Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Information, Communication and Technology Dr Chirume, His Excellency Shinichi Yamanaka, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Japan in Zimbabwe and the Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Environment, Climate and Wildlife

How UNITAR is empowering young Zimbabwean women to embrace sustainable practices and thrive in the digital economy

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Sustainability is driving billions into Africa’s transport and logistics sector

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Tanzania’s green startups tap blue economy investors

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From Right to Left: The Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Information, Communication and Technology Dr Chirume, His Excellency Shinichi Yamanaka, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Japan in Zimbabwe and the Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Environment, Climate and Wildlife

How UNITAR is empowering young Zimbabwean women to embrace sustainable practices and thrive in the digital economy

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UNITAR’s Developing Green Livelihoods for Women and Youth in Africa, funded by the generous support of the people of Japan, is empowering young Zimbabweans to embrace sustainable practices and thrive in the digital economy.

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Sustainability is driving billions into Africa’s transport and logistics sector

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Tanzania’s green startups tap blue economy investors

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