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A number of women farmers are positively responding to the vagaries of the changing climate and land rights issues by adopting innovative responses to increasing land degradation.
Analysts note that it is important to share evidence-based research, data, and success stories that demonstrate the positive impact of disability inclusive and management practices.
In the face of community social, health and environmental crises, disability inclusion and management hold immense potential for transforming challenges into opportunities.
At the community level, participatory initiatives involve forming women-led self-help groups or involving women with disabilities in community development projects.
Despite progress in some regions, the integration of women with disabilities into mainstream systems remains a challenge, as societal attitudes and structural barriers often persist.
One of the key obstacles in addressing the climate crisis is the lack of widespread understanding and engagement, particularly among the youth inclusive of PWDs.
As the Cotton Company of Zimbabwe (Cottco) prepares to install a 60-tonne oil-pressing plant in Gokwe, can this initiative breathe new life into the cotton industry, or is it too little too late?
Looking ahead, the question remains: what will the future of work look like in Zimbabwe? The potential for new, well-paying jobs exists, but the transition will not be seamless.