The CARL 2 project aims to enhance and scale up food-climate-natural resources-
biodiversity nexus adaptation measures that contribute to resilient food security,
gender justice, and environmentally sustainable rural livelihoods.
The project which is being funded by the Swedish International Development Agency
(SIDA) through OXFAM Zimbabwe will directly benefit 20,000 households (about
120,000 men, women, and youths) from 21 micro watersheds (Mberengwa (5), Buhera
(6), Gutu (5) and Bulilima (5). Of these, the project will deliberately target 5,000
women (1,250) from each district) and 1000 youths (250 from each district). SAFIRE is
implementing this project in wards, 15, 19, 24, 25, 28 and 30 of Buhera District.
This project has three major outcomes and outputs