Who We Are
Our Core Services
Our Impact
Crown Agents Zimbabwe has positively impacted millions of lives through our diverse projects. From reducing maternal mortality to improving healthcare infrastructure and providing vital humanitarian aid, our work directly contributes to a more prosperous and self-sufficient Zimbabwe.
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Partnering with key global institutions such as the EU, UNICEF, and the World Bank
Featured Projects
Results-Based Financing for Immunization Demand Promotion (EPI RBF)
Addressing the challenges of under-immunization and vaccine hesitancy.
Support To The Health Resilience Fund (HRF) for Zimbabwe
Supporting primary healthcare in Zimbabwe from 2022 to 2025.
Human Resources for Health Retention Scheme (HRHRS)
Addressing critical workforce shortages in Zimbabwe's health sector.
Results-Based Financing (RBF) In Health
Improving maternal and child health across rural Zimbabwe.
Vital Medicines and Health Systems Survey (VMAHS)
Improving health delivery by assessing the availability of medicines, staff capacity, healthcare infrastructure, and service delivery efficiency.
Zimbabwe Multi-Donor Trust Fund (ZimFund)
Supporting the government’s recovery with infrastructure and utility improvements.
Procurement Reforms
Contributing to transforming Zimbabwe’s procurement system.
What Our Partners Say
Crown Agents Zimbabwe has successfully delivered the Human Resources for Health Retention Scheme to our satisfaction, with a total project value of USD 250 million. Their expertise was crucial in meeting our health workforce needs.
Anglebert Mbengwa
Acting Executive Director, Health Service Board
Crown Agents Zimbabwe has provided invaluable procurement services for the Zimbabwe Multi-Donor Trust Fund. Their work has contributed significantly to Zimbabwe’s recovery efforts.”
Mr. Herbert Nyakutsikwa
Acting ZimFund Manager, African Development Bank
The Results-Based Financing for Health project, managed by Crown Agents Zimbabwe, has had a lasting impact on healthcare delivery, with over USD 63 million invested in health facilities across the country.”
Zeinab Adam
Deputy Representative, UNICEF