Our Work on the Ground

Projects driving change across Zimbabwe & Mozambique.

Every project is time-bound and budgeted for 2027, with the problem it solves, who it serves, its activities, its indicators and a verification matrix that shows how each result will be checked.

24
Projects
US$6.04M
Planned budget
70,080
People targeted
6
Programmes

Project budgets by programme

Planned 2027 budgets in US dollars
🌐 AI for Development · 4US$1,350,000
🌾 Harvest of Hope · 4US$1,355,000
🛡️ SafeChild · 4US$825,000
🌿 NURA Organica · 4US$945,000
🗺️ Africa Experiences · 4US$685,000
🐟 Sustainable Livelihoods · 4US$880,000
✕ Clear filters 4 projects shown · US$945,000
Harvesting Amarula and Baobab Fruit in Mozambique
Planning
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TT-NURA-MZ-01 · NURA Sustainable Harvest Programme

Harvesting Amarula and Baobab Fruit in Mozambique

An annual, ongoing programme that organises rural harvesters in Manica and Sofala, especially women, to collect amarula (marula) and baobab fruit sustainably. Nura Organica (www.nura.org) is the partner that…

Problem to solve: Rural households in central Mozambique sit under valuable wild fruit trees yet sell the fruit unprocessed, at very low prices and with no organised…
Country
Manica · Sofala, Mozambique
Budget
US$210,000
Start
Jan 2027
End
Nov 2027
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Women Harvesters’ Cooperatives and Digital Payments, Mozambique
Planning
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TT-NURA-MZ-02 · NURA Sustainable Harvest Programme

Women Harvesters’ Cooperatives and Digital Payments, Mozambique

Supports women harvesters to form cooperatives with their own rules, savings and bank accounts, and moves their payments from cash to mobile money. Cooperatives gain a voice in price negotiations and a share…

Problem to solve: Women do most of the harvesting but are paid in cash, individually, with no savings, no records and little say in the price, which keeps their inco…
Country
Manica, Mozambique
Budget
US$155,000
Start
Jan 2027
End
Oct 2027
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Harvesting Amarula and Baobab Fruit in Zimbabwe
Planning
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TT-NURA-ZW-01 · NURA Sustainable Harvest Programme

Harvesting Amarula and Baobab Fruit in Zimbabwe

An annual, ongoing programme that trains communities in the drier lowveld districts of Matabeleland North, Matabeleland South and Masvingo to harvest amarula and baobab fruit sustainably and sell it through …

Problem to solve: Communities in Zimbabwe’s drier districts have few cash crops, yet baobab and amarula fruit are largely sold raw for a token price, with no grading…
Country
Matabeleland North · Matabeleland South · Masvingo, Zimbabwe
Budget
US$240,000
Start
Jan 2027
End
Nov 2027
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Baobab and Amarula Processing Hub, Zimbabwe
Planning
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TT-NURA-ZW-02 · NURA Sustainable Harvest Programme

Baobab and Amarula Processing Hub, Zimbabwe

Builds a small, clean processing and packing hub where harvested fruit is turned into powder, pulp and oil, so more of the price paid by end buyers returns to Zimbabwean communities. The hub trains local sta…

Problem to solve: Raw fruit leaves Zimbabwe’s communities cheaply because there is no nearby, food-safe processing capacity, so processors and buyers capture most of…
Country
Bulawayo · Matabeleland North, Zimbabwe
Budget
US$340,000
Start
Jan 2027
End
Oct 2027
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