Climate Action Network Zimbabwe (CANZIM) – CAN is a global network of more than 1,500 civil society organisations in over 130 countries driving collective

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Climate Action Network (CAN) is a global network of more than 1,500 civil society organizations in over 130 countries driving collective and sustainable action to fight the climate crisis and to achieve social and racial justice. CAN convenes and coordinates civil society at the UN climate talks and other international fora.

Successful projects 1043

People Impacted 206 400

Total amount raised $100 000

Total Volunteers 217

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Zimbabwe’s climate change goals.

The world is experiencing climate-related disasters – including floods, droughts and wildfires – with increasing frequency and intensity, due to climate change.
Zimbabwe has not been spared from such disasters. In 2019, the country was badly hit by Cyclone Idai, which affected more than 270 000 people and claimed more than 300 lives. Droughts have also been a recurring phenomenon, with millions of Zimbabweans suffering chronic food insecurity.

Some of the success stories

#WORLDWEWANT CAMPAIGN

The Climate Action Network #WorldWeWant Campaign on Climate Impacts elevates the voices of communities at the frontlines of the climate crisis, demanding that governments respond with urgent ambition and action to protect people and build resilience. The campaign drives collective action through the stories of communities affected by the climate crisis and serves as a clarion call for governments to address multiple and compounding crises to protect their citizens to ensure a safe and resilient future
Support CAN

Help us build power in the climate movement by contributing a one-time or recurring donation that will go to supporting our global work as well as various activities and campaigns in communities in different regions. Through compelling, locally-produced, short smartphone videos we witness how decades of inaction on the climate crisis are impacting people, but also learn how communities are using grassroots solutions in both developing and developed countries to hold their leaders accountable.