00:13 We're here in Tsimanimani in Zimbabwe,
00:15 looking at an FM radio station that we've invested in as
00:19 part of the resilience and recovery efforts of the project.
00:22 The at-risk communities and affected communities from
00:25 the past disaster have more tools in hand
00:27 to be able to deal with any future events as they arise.
00:30 As such,
00:30 investments in the FM station here are really as a way to.
00:33 Be able to broadcast and communicate early warning information and
00:36 alerts as they arise and communicated from the government.
00:39 So it has a wide reach,
00:40 reaching over 200,000 people within the Tsimanimani and Chipinge areas.
00:45 We've also made investments in low cost weather stations
00:49 and water level gauges so that the community
00:51 is also alerted when there's significant risk.
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Join expert Nicholas Callender at the Chimanimani FM radio station in Zimbabwe as he reveals how data-driven alerts empower the station to deliver timely weather warnings to 200,000 people, boosting community resilience.