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12/05/2026

Coordination and Partnerships
The governance and coordination structure for the National Youth Employment Strategy for Zimbabwe is designed to ensure effective oversight, management, and implementation of youth empowerment initiatives in alignment with national development priorities. Good governance is the cornerstone of sustainable youth empowerment.
At the apex of this structure is the Office of the President and Cabinet, which provides overall policy direction and strategic oversight in line with national goals. To ensure that Ministries, Departments, and Agencies (MDAs) are implementing the strategy and allocating dedicated budgets, the Ministry of Youth Empowerment, Development and Vocational Training, through Youth Focal Desks, will monitor progress and ensure regular biannual reporting to Cabinet. The coordination framework is illustrated in Figure 1.
Below this, ten Thematic Working Groups (TWGs) operate, each aligned with the priority areas identified in NDS 2. This strategy falls under the TWG dedicated to Job Creation, Youth Development, the Creative Industry, and Culture. The Ministry of Youth Empowerment, Development, and Vocational Training chairs this TWG and oversees its secretariat, which plays a central role in coordinating efforts across the four sectors it encompasses.
Each sector within the TWG is led by designated Chairs or Sector Leaders responsible for developing strategies, tracking progress, and facilitating collaboration among stakeholders in their respective areas. Development Partners contribute financial support and technical expertise, strengthening the TWG’s capacity. Community-Based Organisations (CBOs) ensure local relevance and responsiveness by engaging directly with communities.
The Private Sector provides resources, employment opportunities, and innovation, playing a critical role in delivering youth empowerment initiatives. Academia and Research Institutions offer evidence-based insights and data analysis to inform policy and programmatic decisions. Collectively, these actors work to address the distinct needs and challenges of their sectors, supporting a holistic approach to youth empowerment.
Effective coordination is fundamental to the successful implementation of the strategy. The established structure offers a comprehensive national framework that enables meaningful participation from a broad range of stakeholders, including government entities, civil society, private sector actors, and youth themselves. It is designed to manage both core and cross-cutting components of the strategy, with a focus on strategic issues affecting young people.

Opportunity Alert for Young Entrepreneurs:Identify a viable business opportunity and access the resources you need to su...
05/05/2026

Opportunity Alert for Young Entrepreneurs:
Identify a viable business opportunity and access the resources you need to succeed. Apply now for a Youth Empowerment Loan and turn your entrepreneurial vision into a reality.
EmpowerBank Zimbabwe Ministry of Youth Empowerment, Development and Vocational Training

04/05/2026

The Youth Economic Empowerment Fund is here...Visit the Ministry of Youth Empowerment, Development and Vocational Training or our branches and apply for an affordable loan # Banking on the future!

7 compliant youth associations in Manicaland received their annual certificates of registration and compliance from the ...
29/04/2026

7 compliant youth associations in Manicaland received their annual certificates of registration and compliance from the Zimbabwe Youth Council. The ZYC is working hard to onboard all youth associations and clubs to the digital dashboard in a bid to ensure a well coordinated youth sector.

It was an honour to host Mr. Lawrence Ndambuki Muli, Lead Expert under the AU-EU Youth Lab, for a courtesy visit to the ...
28/04/2026

It was an honour to host Mr. Lawrence Ndambuki Muli, Lead Expert under the AU-EU Youth Lab, for a courtesy visit to the Zimbabwe Youth Council. The CEO of Zimbabwe Youth Council Mr B. Nyagwande led the discussions focused on strengthening youth empowerment frameworks, enhancing meaningful participation in governance, and deepening collaboration between AU-EU and Zimbabwe Youth Council youth initiatives.

Together, we are shaping a future where young people are not just heard, but actively leading the decisions that affect their lives.

27/04/2026

Strategic Objective 2:

Implement programmes to reduce alcohol, drug, and substance use among young people.
Strategic Interventions:
i. Disrupt the production, distribution, and supply of illicit drugs through law enforcement.

ii. Prevent and delay drug use through education, awareness, and community-level interventions.
iii. Increase the availability of harm reduction, evidence-based treatment, and rehabilitation services.

iv. Support recovery and reintegration for individuals recovering from Drug and Substance Abuse (DSA).

v. Advocate for harmonised legal and policy frameworks to address DSA.

vi. Promote public awareness and behaviour change to reduce stigma and misinformation.
vii. Mobilise resources for DSA interventions and support economic strengthening for affected individuals.

Strategic Objective 3:

Establish innovative health financing models for youth.
Strategic Interventions:

i. Support a country-led, evidence-based agenda for sustainable health financing.

ii. Increase access to universal health coverage through innovative models.

The Zimbabwe Youth Council Chairperson, Ms Rutendo Mugwagwa has called on young people to take a leading role in driving...
22/04/2026

The Zimbabwe Youth Council Chairperson, Ms Rutendo Mugwagwa has called on young people to take a leading role in driving economic transformation through entrepreneurship, innovation and skills development.

Tanaka Nkala [email protected] The Zimbabwe Youth Council Chairperson, Ms Rutendo Mugwagwa has called on young people to take a leading role in driving economic transformation through entrepreneurship, innovation and skills…

21/04/2026

A US$1 million Youth Economic Fund was officially launched at the Youth in Business Forum 2026, which took place on the sidelines of the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF) in Bulawayo.

Designed to close the financing gap faced by young entrepreneurs, the initiative will drive entrepreneurship, innovation, and sustainable business growth, while strengthening youth participation in Zimbabwe’s economic development.

21/04/2026

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