Hivos
Tanyaradzwa Nonhlanhla Mtema currently serves as a Regional Programs Assistant at Hivos, a position held since August 2022. Prior experience includes roles as a Programme Management Coordinator at Tugwi Trust from April 2020 to March 2022, and as a Resource for Open Minds (R.O.O.M) Project Graduate Trainee at Hivos from May 2019 to April 2020. Tanyaradzwa began the professional journey as a Volunteer with Youth for Peace and Development from August 2018 to April 2019. Academic qualifications include a Bachelor of Science Honors in Sociology from the University of Zimbabwe (2015-2018), a certificate for Financial Management training for NPOs from KFM Consultants in 2021, a focus on Monitoring and Evaluation, Business and Project Management at the University of Zimbabwe (2018-2019), and ongoing studies towards a Masters in Public Policy and Development Management at Lupane State University, with an emphasis on Social Sciences and Public Policy.
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Hivos
Mission: Hivos works for a world where people can realize their full potential, unleashing their ingenuity and creativity to build fair, just and life-sustaining societies for themselves and generations to come. Our mission is to amplify and connect voices that promote social and environmental justice and challenge power imbalances. We particularly empower marginalized rightsholders to raise their voice and demand freedom of choice. Hivos supports the development of alternative solutions to deep-seated problems so that individuals and communities can make responsible and equitable choices within political and economic systems that serve their needs and preserve the planet. We connect people and organizations offering alternatives to those looking for solutions in their fight for social and environmental justice. Vision: Hivos firmly believes in every person’s right to live in freedom and dignity, to enjoy equal opportunities, and to influence decisions made regarding the changes they want to see in their lives, communities and country. We envision a world in which individual differences and backgrounds are respected and used to strengthen communities. A world in which people join forces to challenge the power imbalances that allow environmental degradation and propel climate change; that condone exploitation, oppression and exclusion; and that perpetuate gender inequalities. Core values: We believe that human life in its many forms is valuable. All people deserve to achieve their full potential, but are also responsible for sustaining the environment. Living in freedom and dignity with respect for others and the planet leads to individual well-being and fair, vibrant societies. • Freedom & dignity • Responsible citizenship • Self-determination & diversity • Equality & justice • Sustainable use of our planet’s resources Our three impact areas: • Gender Equality, Diversity and Inclusion • Climate Justice • Civic Rights in a Digital Age