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Zimbabwe: National Summit – apply by 7 Nov
Date: October 6, 2025
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Gender Links Zimbabwe hosts the national Zimbabwe Summit from 26-28 November 2025. The theme is “Taking stock of gender responsive budgeting and local economic development initiatives in Zimbabwe”. Local authorities, Government Departments and Civil Society organizations in Zimbabwe will showcase best practices in categories including Institutional Centres of Excellence on gender mainstreaming, Gender Responsive Budgeting, Local Economic Development, Entrepreneurship, Drivers of Change, Youth, Media and Projects (Climate Justice, Gender-Based Violence, Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights). The call is open to all local authorities, junior councillors, and media practitioners trained by Gender Links, Alliance partners and WOSSO Zimbabwe fellows. All applications for the summit should be submitted online by 7 November 2025. Late entries will not be accepted.
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I feel like it’s a good program to promote gender equality and a way for women to be heard in the community to promote more opportunities for women and girls in the community.
National Gender Links Zimbabwe is an organization that fights for women’s rights and promotes equality. They work with local leaders to make sure women are treated fairly and have equal opportunities. They also help stop gender-based violence and support women who’ve been affected by it. Their goal is to create a society where women and girls can thrive.