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A pilot project in Zimbabwe shows how grants, cash, and menstrual pads can keep adolescent girls in school
The pilot project reduced the school dropout rate for adolescent girls after the COVID-19 pandemic, through complementary social protection and WASH interventions.
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The Zimbabwe Socio-Economic Transformation 2024-2028 (ZISET) is a restructuring of the Zimbabwe Reconstruction Trust Fund 2015-2023 (ZIMREF). ZISET is a country specific multi-donor umbrella trust fund which seeks to promote inclusive growth and socio-economic resilience. It serves to support the implementation of the WB’s Country Engagement strategy in Zimbabwe. The ZISET activities are organized under two pillars, with a focus on inclusion of underserved groups, such as women, girls, and the extreme poor, to tackle and prevent the worsening of social exclusion and fragmentation.
ZISET pillars are:
- Supporting inclusive, private sector-led growth, and
- Building household resilience and increasing women’s earnings.
Main Office Contact
Block 3, Arundel Business Park 107 Norfolk Road, Mount Pleasant Harare, Zimbabwe
Tel :(+263-4) 369-130/1
For general information and inquiries
Cheryl Khuphe
External Affairs Officer
Tel :(+263-4) 369-130/1
ckhuphe@worldbank.org
For project-related issues and complaints
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