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What do you think, how can we ensure that women are included in all decisions that shape their future? Drop your ideas below! 💡

We further call for the mainstreaming of conflict prevention in food systems through integration of conflict sensitivity and peace building objectives and principles into all agricultural and food security programming.

3) We call for a shift in strategy, moving beyond treating hunger as a humanitarian issue to addressing it as a peace and security imperative.

1) Today, CCMT joins WHH Zimbabwe, government stakeholders, Civil Society Organisations and UN Agencies in the Launch of the 20th Global Hunger Index Report, running under the theme: '20 Years of Tracking Progress: Time to Recommit To Zero Hunger'. globalhungerindex.org/?fbclid=IwY2xj…

Because true sustainability is inclusive. True progress is shared. And a just future belongs to us all. Let’s keep working together toward a sustainable and socially just tomorrow. #WorldDayOfSocialJustice #SocialImpact #SustainableFuture #InclusiveCommunities

A future where progress uplifts every community — rural and urban alike. A just transition means communities are not pushed aside for large development projects. Instead, they become active partners, who shape, guide, and benefit from the transformation happening around them.

🌍 Today we celebrate the UN World Day of Social Justice — and we’re reminded that a sustainable future must be a shared future. At CCMT, we envision and work for a future where the benefits of development are not reserved for a few, but are experienced by everyone. (1)

(3) At CCMT, we work alongside communities and local authorities to ensure that relocation centres people and their livelihoods. We seek to ensure that when we move forward as a nation, no one is left behind. #DignifiedRelocation #NoToForcedDisplacement #CommunityLedSolutions

(2) Relocation, in contrast, is based on social values and principles, such as prior and informed consent, community participation, and just compensation. The difference is not merely about linguistics. It is about human dignity.

(1) Displacement and Relocation are not the same. Displacement uproots people from their homes — often without their consent, participation, or fair compensation.

Peace starts in our fields, in our water committees, and in our homes. Let’s Act Now for a Peaceful World by ensuring that everyone’s voices are heard and valued in agriculture. #InternationalDayofPeace2025 #ActNowForPeace #Irrigation #FoodSecurity #peacebuilding

When everyone, regardless of gender, ethnicity, religion, age or disabilities, participates in decision-making, communities benefit from: ✨ Fairer water allocation ✨ Reduced conflicts ✨ Stronger food systems ✨ Inclusive, peaceful development

As we are approaching International Day of Peace, we celebrate the power of equality and inclusivity in irrigation schemes as a driver of peace and food security.

Ever wonder what it takes to build a community where everyone has enough to eat? It starts with a conversation.