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Welcome to the inaugural issue of the NANGO Chronicles Quarterly Magazine – your dedicated platform for connection, information, and inspiration! This newsletter is a reflection on the key highlights from past quarter. Our commitment to fostering a vibrant civil society in Zimbabwe remains unwavering, and we’re thrilled to spotlight upcoming actions that will shape our collective future. This edition kicks off with the latest Updates from NANGO, delving into ongoing initiatives that we believe are actively driving transformative change within the civil society sector. Let us explore innovative solutions and collaborative ventures through our Sector Spotlight, where we shine a light on remarkable efforts within our membership and beyond. Keeping a watchful eye on the ever-evolving landscape of civil society, the Civic Space Watch provides insightful reports on the current operating environment and the challenges we navigate daily. Empowering your impact further, we present list of Funding Opportunities you may consider to further your work and cause in the community you serve. Additionally, delve into the NGO Member Profile, a space dedicated to profiling member organisations and connecting them with interested stakeholders within our network. Looking to connect and collaborate? Our Events Calendar brims with upcoming trainings, workshops, conferences, and forums. Finally, the CSO Compliance Feature equips you with essential guidance to comply with various regulations and statutory obligations. For more information, please download the attached file:
Accurate population maps are critical for macro and microeconomic planning based on the demographic compositions and profiles. Zimbabwe is currently undertaking the Housing and Population census led by the Zimbabwe Statistical Agencies in accordance with the Census and Statistics Act [Chapter 10:29]. The National Association of Non-Governmental Organisations (NANGO) continues to lobby for the capacity enhancement of CSOs to collect, analyse and utilise population data at national and sub-national levels and, to integrate population issues in development planning. In preparation for this year’s census, ZimStats has recruited a total of 40 500 enumerators from across the country’s 10 provinces to conduct the 2022 population and housing census. It is of paramount importance for each one of us to be counted during this population and housing census since census data informs the formulation of policies and programmes both at the local and national levels. A census provides essential data about demographic, social, economic, and environmental characteristics of the population and housing which can be used for planning and policy formulation. Another importance of a population census is related to resource allocation as we fight inequalities by leaving no one and no place behind. As we build towards the 2023 general elections, the census process will inform the commencement of the delimitation exercise necessary in preparing for the upcoming elections. To read more, download the attachment below: