Sustainability Learning Centre

An off-grid permaculture center that runs on 100% renewable energy. Located on the edge of the city, the center is suitable for hosting conferences and events while providing a refreshing and enriching experience.

Seeding Local Cultures Project

This project seeks to respond to the erosion of indigenous knowledge and cultures that are connected to sustainability practices, in local communities in Zimbabwe.

Green Schools

This project builds upon an existing initiative on Integrated Land Use Design (ILUD). It aims at improving the technical capacity of schools to become excellent centers of learning and advocacy for communities.

Youth Promoting Agro-Ecology

The project aims to increase the capacity of schools and communities to grow food using ecological-friendly ways through a wide range of proven climate-friendly and sustainable technologies.

Inspiration of Low-Carbon Lifestyles

The project supports the development of the Demo center named Chitubu/ Exaphozini. Here, various workshops and activities take place in enhancing and teaching sustainable lifestyles.

Here at SCOPE Zimbabwe, we are driven by a single goal: to do our part by making the world a better place for all. Our decision making process is informed by comprehensive empirical studies and high quality data evaluation. We strive to build productive relationships and make a positive impact with all our pursuits.

Ecovillage@Chitubu

We are an off-grid permaculture centre that runs on 100% renewable energy. Located on the edge of the city, the centre is suitable for hosting conferences and events while providing a refreshing and enriching experience.The centre was named Chitubu/ Exaphozini which means ‘spring’ in our native languages (Shona and Ndebele respectively). We strive for the centre to be a resilient spring of hope, growth, knowledge and togetherness!

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Training Workshops

SCOPE Zimbabwe hosts a wide variety of workshops meant to develop learners, educators and community members capacity to initiate and implement agroecology and permaculture projects in their respective schools and communities..

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Testimonials

S. Ndhlovu

“I have started engaging my neighbors on resilience methods and I’m glad they are for this. Bulawayo has a water crisis but together we will be able to eat what we would have grown and conserved water by using grey water”.

Ngonidzashe Matanga

"I was involved in the project Youth and smallholder farmers championing farmer seed systems and agroecology. We managed to create banks for Traditional maize, sorghum, rapoko, sweet potatoes, Bambara nuts, groundnuts, cowpeas, sweet potatoes and bananas. This brought the communities together to share seeds and we hope that this will continue."

Tanatswa Manyati

“ I enjoyed meeting new friends from different schools at Kids Camp. The food was just wonderful especially the fruits. I enjoyed making the mobile gardens and I am going to share them with my friends and family. I also learnt how to design a school map and painted vision boards. I would like to be involved again.”