WHAT WE HAVE ACHIEVED
We are committed to advancing agricultural practices, supporting sustainable farming, and fostering a thriving community of growers, researchers, and enthusiasts.
The Zimbabwe Agricultural Development Trust (ZADT) is a nonprofit oriented organization which was registered on the 5th of October 2010 in Zimbabwe. It was established by SNV Netherlands Development Organization and Humanistic Institute for Development Cooperation (Hivos). The primary purpose of the Trust is to mobilize and provide funding which will contribute to the recovery and improvement of the smallholder farming sector.
Value Chains – incl. crops, livestock & stock feeds – increased access to finance through ZADT
SMEs receiving access to finance by ZADT facilitation
Smallholder farmers received access to finance by ZADT facilitation
Since Inception the ZADT has been providing technical assistance to the various levels of actors…
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ZADT now administers its Funds directly as co-investments to eligible Zimbabwean agricultural value chain actors…
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Apart from providing finance the ZADT assesses technical support needs based on in-depth discussions and…
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Cross-cutting impact areas that are mainstreamed across all business model
Read MoreOUR IMPACT
We are committed to advancing agricultural practices, supporting sustainable farming, and fostering a thriving community of growers, researchers, and enthusiasts.
A Journey of Growth: How the CAUSEWAY Project Transformed Jonathan Murwira’s Poultry Business
A Journey of Growth: How the CAUSEWAY Project Transformed Jonathan Murwira’s Poultry BusinessJonathan Murwira's enterprise reflects his determination and hard Read More...
Goromonzi
Growing Beyond the Classroom: GZU Fresh’s Path to Entrepreneurship
For ten students from Great Zimbabwe University (GZU)—three young men and seven women—the formation of their agribusiness group, GZU Fresh, Read More...
Harare
Youth Innovation in Sustainable Horticulture: Simon Masocha leads Luyando Projects
At 33, horticulturist Simon Masocha leads Luyando Projects, a youth-driven seedling nursery in Gweru. With over eight years of experience Read More...
Gweru
Expanding Opportunities Through Access to Finance: 43-year-old Thembelihle Nyathi from Bulawayo struggled to grow her vegetable business despite having ample land.
In 2024, 43-year-old Thembelihle Nyathi from Bulawayo struggled to grow her vegetable business despite having ample land. With limited working Read More...
Bulawayo
Strengthening Collective Horticulture Through Access to Finance: A horticulture group of 37 farmers; comprising of mostly women and youth
The Bopha Ziqine Green Hub, a horticulture group of 37 farmers; comprising of mostly women and youth; benefited significantly from Read More...
CAUSEWAY Project
