Zimbabwe: Major Boost for Zim COVID-19 Resilence Capacity

4 June 2020

Sweden has invested 15 million Swedish Kroner (about US $1.6 million) towards Zimbabwe's water and sanitation development as it moves to strengthen resilience capacity of vulnerable communities in the face of COVID-19.

The grant is expected to go a long way in buttressing already put in place water, sanitation and hygiene activities under the Zimbabwe Resilience Building Fund (ZRBF) with much priority on rehabilitating existing water sources to ensure availability of the precious resource.

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