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Zimbabwe - Sustainable Enterprise Development for Women and Youth — Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe · Bulawayo District, Karoi · Multisector aid for basic social services

Overview

The Sustainable Enterprise Development for Women and Youth (SEDWY) is Technical Assistance operation designed to provide specific support to Zimbabwean Women and Youth through the development of infrastructure and technology for the production, processing, storage, transport and marketing of fruits and vegetables, dairy production and processing capacitation of small scale and artisanal miners. Estimated at UA 2.75 million for a 4-year period, the project, will cover selected districts in Zimbabwe will be financed by the ADF (UA2.5 million grant) and Republic of Zimbabwe (UA 0.25 million) in kind. The project will also support the implementation of training, advisory and coaching activities for women and youth cooperatives and SMEs. The project targets women and youth in situations of economic vulnerability defined incomes below the total Consumption Poverty Line for Zimbabwe, which stands at about USD 100 per month.

Key project information

Official name
Zimbabwe - Sustainable Enterprise Development for Women and Youth
Status
Ongoing
Current phase
Ongoing
Country
Zimbabwe
Location
Bulawayo District, Karoi
Sector
Multisector aid for basic social services
Project structure
Public investment / AfDB sovereign financing
Estimated project cost
XDR 2.5m
Expected completion
2026-07-30