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Celebrating Indigenous Tree Day with a reminder that biodiversity is the foundation of resilience. At @Safirezim, we work with communities to safeguard indigenous species and strengthen sustainable forest landscapes.

#HappeningNow Today, we are participating in the @MinOECW stakeholder workshop to develop Zimbabwe’s 3rd Generation NDC (2025-2035). The workshop brings stakeholders together to: • Jointly assess the level of implementation of the revised 2021 NDC across key sectors • Engage in structured dialogue on mitigation and adaptation priorities • Consolidate evidence and insights to inform a next-generation NDC with clear, actionable measures For SAFIRE, this is an important space to ensure that community-led solutions, nature-based enterprises and local governance systems continue to inform national climate action. #NDC3 #ClimateAction #NatureBasedSolutions #ResilientCommunities

#makingthenews Still in the spirit of commemorating World Wetlands Day, we couldn’t head into the weekend without sharing this insightful feature by @263Chat, which highlights how SAFIRE is taking charge in bringing our wetlands back to life. There’s no better way to wrap up the work week than seeing the tangible impact of conservation and community resilience in action. A huge thank you to @L_JayMut for capturing this journey so vividly. Read more here: 263chat.com/zimbabwes-wetlan… #WorldWetlandsDay #wetlandsrestoration #sustainability #ClimateAction #WaterSecurity #NatureBasedSolutions

##InTheNews Proud to be featured by @EnviroPressZim! Our agroforestry work in Mutasa is helping farmers boost incomes, restore land & adapt to climate change. 🌳🌾 Read more: enviropresszim.com/agrofores… #ClimateAction #Agroforestry

Today we held a constructive engagement with the @Zimparks CAMPFIRE Office to explore collaboration on community-based natural resource management and sustainable livelihoods. The discussion highlighted shared priorities around community empowerment, local governance, and conservation approaches that deliver both ecological and livelihood benefits. A positive step toward stronger collaboration going forward. #CommunityBasedConservation #CommunityLivelihoods #NaturalResourceManagement #CAMPFIRE

We are ifficially closing today and will reopen on 6 Jan 2026. Thank you to our partners, communities & supporters for a impactful 2025 advancing sustainable natural resource management and resilient livelihoods. Read our 2025 Highlights Newsletter safirezim.org/wp-content/upl…

Communities in Bulilima and Mangwe are strengthening their resilience through the Intwasa farming system, supported by @IrishAid through GOAL Zimbabwe. Families are improving food security, protecting their land, and adapting to climate change. #Intwasa #ResilienceZW #ClimateActionZW #FoodSecurityZW #GOALZimbabwe

Happy Friday! As you're prepping for the weekend, also prepare #NationalTreePlantingDay 🌳 Planting trees isn't just a feel-good activity; it's a vital defense against droughts and floods in our communities. Trees are the backbone of a resilient livelihood! To date, SAFIRE has planted over 597 000 trees, restored 50 000 hectares of degraded land and increased the Average Monthly Household Income by $165 from Nature-Based Enterprises (Marula, Baobab, Honey). Get ready to plant your tree on this first Saturday of December and help communities rebuild ecosystems. #ClimateAdaptation #TreePlantingDay #ResilientCommunities #EcosystemRestoration