As part of the Inclusive Urban Infrastructure we are so excited to announce that the comic animation is officially out. if focuses on water issues in Hopley, Harare. It discusses water challenges in the settlement-go to our YouTube to watch the video. youtu.be/H0cUFydZ3qs

The Urban Informality Forum hosted at the University of Zimbabwe was a great success. Prime elements that were discussed included the process of acquiring title deeds. There was also an in depth discussion on land access and tenure.

The marginalised in Urban communities deserves clean water, sanitation and a healthy environment. The implementation of policies like the WASH pro-poor policy will be of great impact to the excluded Urban residence. The policy prioritise providing affordable basic WASH services

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DEGI is concluding a baseline survey and stakeholder mapping on social accountability and oversight in health and Agriculture in eight selected wards of Binga and Mutoko Districts. The Survey was commissioned by Action Aid Zimbabwe.

DEGI and its partners held an Urban Informality Forum Seminar where they were exploring regularisation experiences in Zimbabwe. Insights of the forum are consolidated in the blog “Bending and not Breaking Planning Law” @ degi.co.zw/page.php?pagei…

Our team Tapiwa Nyamukapa and Tariro Nyevera are currently in South Sudan for a stakeholder Mapping and Analysis exercise. In support of developing our client's partnership strategies, we are collecting field information on Central Equatorial, North Bahr El Ghazal and Unity States.

On Friday (13.09.24) DGI representatives, the Dean of the Faculty of Engineering & the Built Environment, & the Chairperson of the Architecture & Real Estate Department presented an award (Sponsored by DGI) to the Best Student in Architecture at the UZ’s 43rd Graduation Ceremony.