Between 2011 and 2017, extreme poverty in Zimbabwe - calculated using the national food poverty line rose from 23 to 30 percent of the population, and increased further to 38 percent in April-May 2019...
Ratings for the Health Sector Development Support Project for Zimbabwe were as follows: the relevance of the PDO is rated high, the Bank performance was satisfactory, and the monitoring and evaluation...
Improving domestic revenue mobilization extremely important for Zimbabwe to create the fiscal space to absorb quasi-fiscal expenditures and support macroeconomic stability. In November 2023, Zimbabwe announced...
This paper uses a multi-methodological approach to measure the fiscal costs of monetary and exchange rate policy distortions in Zimbabwe. It identifies three channels through which these policy distortions...
How can Zimbabwe create the necessary fiscal space to absorb quasi-fiscal expenditures, reverse its upward trend in public debt, and support macroeconomic stability? Zimbabwe is faced with an unsustainable...
This Factsheet provides an overview of the finance, competitiveness and innovation sector in Zimbabwe according to key performance indicators.
Zimbabwe’s impressive recovery since the 2019-20 COVID-19 recession has been slowed by the 2024 El-Niño-related drought. The fiscal deficit is projected to have fallen to below 3 percent in 2024. Challenges...
This Factsheet provides an overview of the justice sector in Zimbabwe according to key performance indicators.
This Factsheet provides an overview of the gender sector in Zimbabwe according to key performance indicators.
This Factsheet provides an overview of the tourism sector in Zimbabwe according to key performance indicators.
Between 2011 and 2017, extreme poverty - calculated using the national food poverty line - rose from 23 to 30 percent of the population. It increased further to 38 percent in April-May 2019. Recent developments...
Zimbabwe is a lower middle-income country with strong human and natural capital and significant growth potential and yet faces entrenched governance and institutional challenges, macroeconomic volatility...
GDP growth in 2023 is at 5.3 percent and is projected to slow to 2 percent in 2024 due to weak agriculture on the back of severe drought conditions. While the introduction of a new currency, ZiG, in April...
GDP growth in 2023 is at 5.3 percent and is projected to slow to 2 percent in 2024 due to weak agriculture on the back of severe drought conditions. While the introduction of a new currency, ZiG, in April...