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Zimbabwe
Anticipatory action in Zimbabwe
Active frameworks
6Activations
9Investments
$17M+People Targeted
2M+
Hazards covered by anticipation
Drought / dry spell
Flood
Among the many hazards afflicting Zimbabwe, the country is particularly prone to droughts and floods. Drought affects the highest number of people, occurring most frequently in the southern and western parts of the country. Floods occur most frequently in low-lying areas, often associated with the path of cyclones hitting southern Africa. Disease outbreaks are another recurring challenge.
Several organizations are working to establish anticipatory action as a way to support those at risk, with several frameworks having been developed for different hazards.
Working groups
Regional Anticipatory Action Working Group
Photo: The Zimbabwe Red Cross Society acts to protect communities from a cholera outbreak in 2026. © Zimbabwe Red Cross Society
Frameworks and activations
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Cyclone / hurricane / tropical storm / typhoon
Disease outbreak / epidemic
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Drought / dry spell
El Niño / La Niña
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Flood
Violence
Frameworks and activations
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