Zimbabwe is steadily advancing towards its vision of becoming an upper-middle-income society by 2030, guided by national strategies that are closely aligned with global and regional development...

Guided by the UN Cooperation Framework, the UN family in Zimbabwe is aligning its support to national priorities and Vision 2030, focusing on reducing poverty and inequalities, strengthening...

In partnership with the government of Japan, UNOPS and other UN organizations are working together to advance sustainable development and improve the lives of Zimbabweans through several transformative projects.

The Sustainable Development Report 2026 tracks the performance of all 193 UN Member States on the 17 Sustainable Development Goals.

Sustainable Development Goals progress review reports are very crucial to the implementation, monitoring and evaluation for the SDGs, as they provide a barometer for measuring progress in SDG implementation. They serve as a dash-board which provides useful information on various socio-economic and environmental indicators towards the achievement of the mutually reinforcing agendas of the ...

This report reflects the outcomes from the third year of the Zimbabwe United Nations Sustainable Development Cooperation Framework (ZUNSDCF 2022-2026) and highlights collective UN support towards achieving the goals set in the National Development Strategy 1 (NDS1, 2021-2025).

The insights delivered something unique --not a statistical gaps report or evaluation of development impact--but a playbook, exploring both the strategies and tactics needed to advance SDG...

The civil society sector plays a crucial role in advocating for sustainable development, social justice, and inclusivity. This report, therefore, represents the collective voice of diverse CSOs from across Zimbabwe under the amalgam of NANGO, reflecting their insights, concerns, and recommendations around SDGs implementation in Zimbabwe.

UIS will continue to support countries' capacity to report SDG 11.4.1 data, to achieve a complete data set and an increased number of countries reporting SDG 11.4.1 total.

For a comprehensive view, Zimbabwe’s performance is shown compared to three distinct benchmarks: (i) Global – where all countries are compared equally; (ii) By other Lower middle income countries; or, (iii) By others coun-tries in Sub-Saharan Africa region.