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💧 BPRA, in partnership with CHRA Harare, is hosting a Residents Associations' Water Symposium, a crucial platform for Residents' Associations and CSOs to lead the conversation on Zimbabwe's water crisis Follow the 🧵 to stay engaged in this conversation #waterjustice

Happening Now!!! The Combined Harare Residents Association in partnership with Bulawayo Progressive Residents Association is holding a Water Symposium aimed at building consensus and common position on strategies to improved water security in the country.

Cllr Utete shares possible solutions to Harare’s water crisis: – Upgrade infrastructure – Fix leaks – Use new technologies – Boost revenue collection – Protect water sources – Rehab wetlands – Build drought resilience #watermatters #waterjustice

Mr Precious Shumba, the Director of Harare Residents Trust presented on the key outcomes of PANAFCON 3 on Water Security.

Mr Hardlife Mudzingwa of Community Water Alliance presented on the thematic areas of focus of water security.

Mr Precious Shumba, Executive Director of Harare Residents' Trust , is unpacking key outcomes from PANAFCON 3 with a focus on advancing water security through community driven advocacy and continental solidarity #waterjustice #watermatters Harare Residents' Trust CHRA Harare Accountability Lab Zimbabwe

Participants broken into groups to delve deeper into the thematic areas of water security, including financing, infrastructure, and resource management fostering collective problem-solving and resident-driven solutions. #waterjustice #watermatters

Sewage Menace!! Glenview 3 residents are under siege from unattended sewer bursts due to lack of responsivenes from the local authority.These sewer burst poses a serious health risks such as cholera among the residents.

Waste menace! This is a building at Corner Leopold Takawira and Nelson Mandela Street. Refuse collection crisis worsens in Harare after privatization of waste management. This is evident of the failure of the much touted privatization model in refuse collection.

Residents Associations and CSOs petitioned Parliament over the domestication of the Ramsar Convention and review of environmental laws to strengthen wetlands protection in Zimbabwe.

This is lawlessness,this structure has been erected in the pavement of the bus terminus at 4th street!!!

Did You Know that Zimbabwe is hosting the 15th Conference of the Contracting Parties (COP15) to the Ramsar Convention on Wetlands in Victoria Falls from July 23 to 31, July 2025. Let’s protect our Wetlands!

Alert!! City of Harare fights to reverse Court Order to rehabilitate , provide basic water and sanitation services to the residents of Mbare Flats sparking concerns over housing ,health and hygiene crisis.What's next for Mbare?Nicola Watson Nick Mangwana The Roddenberry Foundation