SOURCE : Jointed Hands Welfare Organisation (ECOZI Member) Lower Gweru is one of the areas which recorded high school dropouts when schools opened after a long closure in the year 2020. The emergency of the COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted the education calendar resulting in long school closures. This year, schools closed in the first week…
The Education Coalition of Zimbabwe with Support from UNICEF Zimbabwe conducted a three-day Training on School development Planning, Budgeting and reporting for 30 New schools receiving SIG funds in Mt Darwin. The School Improvement Grant (SIG) is a programme aimed at providing financially constrained schools with resources to address their most basic needs and meet…
The Education Coalition of Zimbabwe (ECOZI) would like to commend the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education (MOPSE) for prompting the phased reopening of schools that commenced on the 30th of August 2021. We fully support this move noting that it has almost been a year cumulatively with children out of school since the first…
The inclusive Education Indaba 2017 was organised by the secretariat and the ECOZI Gender and Disability Thematic committee. The Gender and Disability Thematic Committee consist of the following member organisations: Forum for African Women Educationalists Zimbabwe Chapter, Disabled Women Support Organisation, Female Students Network, Plan International, Deaf Zimbabwe Trust, and Campaign for Girls Education and…
A two day refresher training of citizens on financial management was held in Chegutu at Hartley 1 Primary school.The objectives of the workshop were to capture the impact of the trainings done with citizens, understand the level of citizens’ involvement in school governance processes and demanding transparency and accountability in management of school funds.The reflection…
Education Coalition of Zimbabwe (ECOZI) held its 2018 Elective Annual General Meeting on 21 November 2018 at Rainbow Towers under the theme, “Promoting Innovative Education financing for quality inclusive education in Zimbabwe. The meeting was graced by the Minister of Primary and Secondary Education Honourable (represented by Ms. Maramba), UNESCO representative Mr. Mukabeta, UNICEF representative…
