"There is need to have local level response systems within communities focusing on prevention information, emerging trends & risks.

"…to use media popular with youths for awareness raising," says Zenda.@YoungWomenInst @yojaZW @LocalT @zimdevolution @WedzaCommunity @InfoMinZW

— CHRA Harare (@ChraHarare) March 29, 2021

@YoungWomenInst's Sandra Zenda presenting the "Implementation of Devolution and the Gendered Impact of #COVID19 Report" at the #NationalDevolutionIndaba in @cohsunshinecity.

Zenda says "Young women have perceptions of key players in devolution."@ParliamentZim @zimdevolution pic.twitter.com/PezULnRAsz

— CHRA Harare (@ChraHarare) March 29, 2021

Facilitator, Tatenda Wachenuka giving introductory remarks at the National Devolution Indaba in @cohsunshinecity.#Devolution #Inclusion #3D #ZimDevolution

@zimdevolution @WedzaCommmunity @YoungWomenInst @ParliamentZim pic.twitter.com/hb8wRmm3iy

— CHRA Harare (@ChraHarare) March 29, 2021

Images from ongoing discussion on devolution hosted by Combined Harare Residents themed:

"Setting the Agenda for a coordinated and inclusive devolution implementation process in Zimbabwe."@ParliamentZim @cohsunshinecity @MasvingoMurra @nickmangwana #ZIMdevolution #ZimTalks pic.twitter.com/SUPYi8Mdiu

— CHRA Harare (@ChraHarare) March 29, 2021

Adds Zenda: "Devolution is about inclusion of previously marginalised communities.

"There should be a quota system to enhance transformative participation as all groups will be represented & voices of the formely voiceless will be heard, with no marginalisation."@GGENYC

— CHRA Harare (@ChraHarare) March 29, 2021