ZimbabweZW

UK overseas development assistance to Zimbabwe — View on DevTracker →

Total Spent

£2.55B

Projects

295

Sectors

Date Range

1996 – 2026

Closed252(£2.18B)

Implementation42(£373.3M)

Finalisation1(£760K)

Largest Projects

Global Risk Financing Programme [GRiF]

Disaster prevention and preparednessImplementation2019 – 2027

£166,525,507

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To save lives and reduce the impacts of shocks, like droughts, hurricanes and floods through enabling earlier and more effective response and faster recovery. It provides finance to support governments and humanitarian agencies to use risk financing ...

Supporting a Resilient Health System in Zimbabwe-SRHS

Infectious disease controlClosed2017 – 2022

£129,669,996

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To support a resilient health system in Zimbabwe that is equipped to deliver quality sexual, reproductive, maternal, newborn, child and adolescent health and nutrition services including adaptive programming that is responding to priority infectious ...

Health Systems Strengthening through the Health Development Fund

Basic health careClosed2016 – 2024

£100,433,608

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This activity Health Systems Strengthening through the Health Development Fund is a component of Supporting a Resilient Health System in Zimbabwe-SRHS reported by FCDO with a funding type of 109 - Multilateral organisation and a budget of £100,433,...

Maternal and Newborn Child Health Zimbabwe

Reproductive health careClosed2012 – 2017

£98,948,210

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To improve the health of women and children in Zimbabwe through increasing access to quality maternal, neonatal and child health and nutrition services and reducing barriers to access for women and children.

Sexual and Reproductive Health and HIV Prevention in Zimbabwe

Reproductive health careClosed2012 – 2017

£75,496,618

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To improve sexual and reproductive health among the poorest and most vulnerable population (in particular women and adolescent girls) and decreased HIV incidence

Health Transition Fund (HTF) - Maternal and Newborn Child Health

Reproductive health careClosed2011 – 2018

£70,916,759

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This activity Health Transition Fund (HTF) - Maternal and Newborn Child Health is a component of Maternal and Newborn Child Health Zimbabwe reported by FCDO with a funding type of 109 - Multilateral organisation and a budget of £70,916,759. It wor...

Zimbabwe Livelihoods and Food Security Programme

Agricultural servicesClosed2013 – 2021

£69,568,112

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To improve the food and nutrition security of 350,000 small holder farmers in 11 rural districts of Zimbabwe by raising farm productivity through training of farmers and introducing improved agricultural practices, linking the farmer groups to input ...

Zimbabwe Education Development Fund - pooled funding

Primary educationClosed2011 – 2021

£59,093,808

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This activity Zimbabwe Education Development Fund - pooled funding is a component of Zimbabwe Education Development Fund Phase II 2012 - 2019 reported by FCDO with a funding type of 109 - Multilateral organisation and a budget of £59,093,808. It work...

Zimbabwe Education Development Fund Phase II 2012 - 2019

Primary educationClosed2012 – 2019

£59,093,808

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To improve equitable access to good quality primary and secondary education for all children in Zimbabwe, by providing the education sector as a whole with technical and financial support. This will benefit over 3 million primary school pupils and ov...

Zimbabwe Humanitarian and Resilience Programme (ZHARP) 2019-25

Food assistanceClosed2019 – 2025

£54,875,950

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This programme will provide a monthly unconditional cash transfer of USD $13 to at least 11,000 people with very high levels of food insecurity in urban areas. Each person (up to 5 in one family) will receive the transfer for a minimum period of 9 mo...

Sector Breakdown

Reproductive health care

£451.8M

Food assistance

£203.3M

Primary education

£173.3M

Disaster prevention and preparedness

£166.5M

Infectious disease control

£136.6M

Basic health care

£133.7M

Social Protection

£130.3M

Material relief assistance and services

£91.5M

Environmental policy and administrative management

£88.9M

Agricultural services

£82.2M

Upper Secondary Education (modified and includes data from 11322)

£80.0M

Teacher training

£65.5M

Basic sanitation

£65.2M

STD control including HIV/AIDS

£63.8M

Agricultural development

£60.6M

Basic nutrition

£58.9M

Health policy and administrative management

£53.0M

Basic drinking water supply and basic sanitation

£52.0M

Energy generation, non-renewable sources, unspecified

£40.0M

Trade facilitation

£36.2M

Spending Over Time

1996

£17.4M

2004

£34.3M

2005

£62.6M

2006

£91.3M

2007

£542K

2008

£121.6M

2009

£41.7M

2010

£65.5M

2011

£349.8M

2012

£527.7M

2013

£92.4M

2014

£39.9M

2015

£119.8M

2016

£238.6M

2017

£172.8M

2018

£68.0M

2019

£380.7M

2020

£10.4M

2021

£51.4M

2022

£32.6M

2023

£2.1M

2024

£10.6M

2025

£3.7M

2026

£17.7M

All Projects

Project	Sector	Budget ↓	Status	Start

Data Sources

Project data: FCDO DevTracker — Zimbabwe via IATI Datastore
Official statistics: Statistics on International Development (gov.uk)
Budget figures are from IATI project data reported in GBP by FCDO.
UK ODA includes development aid, investment capital (BII), and domestic spending (asylum costs). See the Foreign Aid dashboard for a full breakdown by type.

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Largest Projects

Global Risk Financing Programme [GRiF]

Disaster prevention and preparednessImplementation2019 – 2027

£166,525,507

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Supporting a Resilient Health System in Zimbabwe-SRHS

Infectious disease controlClosed2017 – 2022

£129,669,996

DevTracker →

Health Systems Strengthening through the Health Development Fund

Basic health careClosed2016 – 2024

£100,433,608

DevTracker →

Maternal and Newborn Child Health Zimbabwe

Reproductive health careClosed2012 – 2017

£98,948,210

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Sexual and Reproductive Health and HIV Prevention in Zimbabwe

Reproductive health careClosed2012 – 2017

£75,496,618

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To improve sexual and reproductive health among the poorest and most vulnerable population (in particular women and adolescent girls) and decreased HIV incidence

Health Transition Fund (HTF) - Maternal and Newborn Child Health

Reproductive health careClosed2011 – 2018

£70,916,759

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Zimbabwe Livelihoods and Food Security Programme

Agricultural servicesClosed2013 – 2021

£69,568,112

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Zimbabwe Education Development Fund - pooled funding

Primary educationClosed2011 – 2021

£59,093,808

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Zimbabwe Education Development Fund Phase II 2012 - 2019

Primary educationClosed2012 – 2019

£59,093,808

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Zimbabwe Humanitarian and Resilience Programme (ZHARP) 2019-25

Food assistanceClosed2019 – 2025

£54,875,950

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Sector Breakdown

Reproductive health care

£451.8M

Food assistance

£203.3M

Primary education

£173.3M

Disaster prevention and preparedness

£166.5M

Infectious disease control

£136.6M

Basic health care

£133.7M

Social Protection

£130.3M

Material relief assistance and services

£91.5M

Environmental policy and administrative management

£88.9M

Agricultural services

£82.2M

Upper Secondary Education (modified and includes data from 11322)

£80.0M

Teacher training

£65.5M

Basic sanitation

£65.2M

STD control including HIV/AIDS

£63.8M

Agricultural development

£60.6M

Basic nutrition

£58.9M

Health policy and administrative management

£53.0M

Basic drinking water supply and basic sanitation

£52.0M

Energy generation, non-renewable sources, unspecified

£40.0M

Trade facilitation

£36.2M

Spending Over Time

1996

£17.4M

2004

£34.3M

2005

£62.6M

2006

£91.3M

2007

£542K

2008

£121.6M

2009

£41.7M

2010

£65.5M

2011

£349.8M

2012

£527.7M

2013

£92.4M

2014

£39.9M

2015

£119.8M

2016

£238.6M

2017

£172.8M

2018

£68.0M

2019

£380.7M

2020

£10.4M

2021

£51.4M

2022

£32.6M

2023

£2.1M

2024

£10.6M

2025

£3.7M

2026

£17.7M