Zimbabwe

Clients are at the forefront of PSI Zimbabawe’s interventions and implementations—they’re involved every step of the way to develop health innovations that allow them to thrive.

Block E, Emerald Office Park
30 The Chase West
Emerald Hill, Harare
Zimbabwe

Phone: + 263-0242334631
info@psi.org.zw

Our Presence in
Zimbabwe

PSI Zimbabwe

Since 1996, PSI Zimbabwe has supported the Ministry of Health and Child Care to develop and roll out market-led interventions that address the most serious health problems facing vulnerable populations. With an initial focus on HIV prevention through the social marketing of condoms, PSI Zimbabwe’s programs have expanded to include critical products and services across the HIV continuum of care, as well as sexual and reproductive health. These services include HIV testing; screening and treatment for sexually transmitted infections; voluntary medical male circumcision; TB screening, diagnosis and treatment; and pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP). Sexual health services include cervical cancer screening and provision of modern contraception and services for survivors of sexual violence.

How we
work

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Consumer
Led

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Market Development

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Program
Design

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Social
Enterprise

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Our
Impact

In 2018, PSI Zimbabwe provided 2,119,464 years of healthy life for Zimbabweans, including:

222,635

years of protection against unintended pregnancy for couples

245,840

voluntary medical male circumcisions provided

17,748,320

condoms distributed

173,693

users reached with modern contraceptives

17,044

positive HIV cases detected

95%

of positive HIV cases linked to antiretroviral therapy

Practice Area
We Focus On

PSI Zimbabwe adapts quickly to new innovations for health products and services, using them to support the Zimbabwean government’s efforts to control the HIV epidemic. Using client-centered approaches, PSI Zimbabwe leverages population-specific insights for reaching adolescent girls, young women, boys, men and key populations to provide them with integrated HIV prevention, care and treatment, as well as products and services for sexual and reproductive health, using various methods of service delivery to get healthcare to Zimbabweans when and where they need it.

PSI Zimbabwe, through the Ministry of Health and Child Care, works with a cohort of local partners to deliver high-quality integrated sexual and reproductive health services and strengthen quality assurance systems for contraceptive products and services. PSI Zimbabwe aims to improve access to and use of these critical products and services in vulnerable populations.

Featured Projects

Support for International Family Planning Organizations (SIFPO2)

Donor: USAID

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PMI VectorLink

Donor: US President’s Malaria Initiative (PMI)

Project Lead: Abt Associates

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Innovative and Cost-Efficient Approaches to Voluntary Medical Male Circumcision

Donor: Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation

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Going the Last Mile for HIV Control in Zimbabwe

Donor: USAID

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HIV Self-Testing Africa (STAR) Initiative

Donor: Unitaid

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Access to Sexual and Reproductive Health for All in Zimbabwe

Donor: Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency

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Our
Leadership

Kumbirai Chatora

Director of Social Marketing PSI Zimbabwe

Dr. Blessing Mutede

Technical Director PSI Zimbabwe

Stephano Gudukeya

Technical Director PSI Zimbabwe

Dr. Noah Taruberekera

MEL Advisor PSI Zimbabwe

Dr. Ngonidzashe Madidi

Deputy Country Representative and Deputy Chief of Party PSI Zimbabwe

Staci Leuschner

Senior Country Representative and Chief of Party PSI Zimbabwe

Latest
Updates

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4 Strategic Investments Needed for Condom Markets to Thrive in the Fight Against HIV

By Noah Taruberekera, Measurement, Evaluation and Learning Advisor, PSI Zimbabwe Over the past two decades, Zimbabwe has had one of the strongest public sector condom

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Voices from the Field: Treating HIV in Key Populations

As we approach World AIDS Day each year, the global health community takes stock of the past year’s achievements towards ending the HIV epidemic. In

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A Rising STAR

March 2019 – The largest global HIV self-testing initiative, known as the Self-Testing Africa (STAR) Initiative, has produced strong evidence that the approach is an

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Knowledge of HIV Status is Power

By Dr. Karin Hatzold, Director HIV Self-Testing Africa (STAR) Initiative, and Shawn Malone, Project Director, Testing and Treatment for Men December 1st marks the 30th

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Unitaid Drives Expansion in HIV Self-Testing to Get More People to Know their Status

READ AND DOWNLOAD THE FULL REPORT HERE Geneva – Knowing their HIV status gives people the means to seek treatment, but one in four people

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The Voices Behind the Videos

By Chidimma Maduabum, Adolescents 360 Project Assistant, SFH Nigeria, and Christianah Aborisade, Adolescents 360 Young Designer, SFH Nigeria It’s not enough to have young people on the menu—they must have a

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