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4/4 for water security, food systems, & climate action. Discussed enforcement of wetland laws & community-led restoration at Kasibo Wetland in Hwange. As incoming COP15 President (2025-2028), ZW aims to embed wetlands in Africa’s climate resilience strategy. #WetlandsCOP15

3/4 Integration of Wetlands: Into national climate strategies & Wetland City Accreditation. - Global Wetland Watch: Launching a platform for data & solutions. Global Context: Dr. Musonda Mumba praised Zimbabwe's hosting role, highlighting wetlands' importance #WetlandsCOP15

2/4 Ministerial Remarks: Dr. Evelyn Ndlovu reaffirmed Zimbabwe’s commitment to wetland conservation for climate resilience, biodiversity, and sustainable development. Key Shifts Expected: 1. Focus on wetland restoration & a Global Wetland Restoration Fund. #WetlandsCOP15

[THREAD] 1/4 #COP15 Press Conference Highlights The Ministry of Environment, Climate & Wildlife (MECW) hosted a key press conference ahead of COP15 in Victoria Falls. Welcome Address: Ambassador Tadeous Tafirenyika Chifamba welcomed delegates & the media. #WetlandsCOP15

Yesterday, WILD participated in the State of the Women Summit convened by @WCOZIMBABWE The highlight of the day was the official launch of the State of the Women in Zimbabwe Report. The summit served as a platform for a discussion on the current state of women's rights.

As we gear up for #COP15, let’s celebrate the importance of wetlands and the incredible biodiversity they support. This event will bring together global leaders, conservationists, and passionate advocates, all dedicated to ensuring the health and sustainability of our wetlands.

Today, we honour Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela, a monumental figure in the fight for justice & equality. In 2009, the UN established July 18 as Nelson Mandela International Day, recognizing his 67 years of service and commitment to human rights in South Africa. #MandelaDay

WILD participated in the Provincial Gender Forum organized by Zimbabwe Gender Commission - @GenderZimbabwe This forum served as a multi-stakeholder dialogue, fostering knowledge sharing & collaborative efforts to advance gender equality at the provincial level. @table_girls

In 2024, Zimbabwe Human Rights Association (ZimRights) reported at least 8,279 cases of human rights violations, indicating a decline in democratic freedoms in the country. 4457 females, 3822 males & 109 PWDs were affected by various human rights violations. #HumanRights4All