Exist to Exist - Birth Registration in Zimbabwe

by Zimbabwe Educational Trust (ZET)
Exist to Exist - Birth Registration in Zimbabwe
Exist to Exist - Birth Registration in Zimbabwe
Exist to Exist - Birth Registration in Zimbabwe
Exist to Exist - Birth Registration in Zimbabwe
Exist to Exist - Birth Registration in Zimbabwe
Exist to Exist - Birth Registration in Zimbabwe
Exist to Exist - Birth Registration in Zimbabwe
Exist to Exist - Birth Registration in Zimbabwe
Exist to Exist - Birth Registration in Zimbabwe
Exist to Exist - Birth Registration in Zimbabwe
Exist to Exist - Birth Registration in Zimbabwe
Exist to Exist - Birth Registration in Zimbabwe
Exist to Exist - Birth Registration in Zimbabwe
Exist to Exist - Birth Registration in Zimbabwe
Exist to Exist - Birth Registration in Zimbabwe
Exist to Exist - Birth Registration in Zimbabwe
Exist to Exist - Birth Registration in Zimbabwe
Exist to Exist - Birth Registration in Zimbabwe
Exist to Exist - Birth Registration in Zimbabwe
Exist to Exist - Birth Registration in Zimbabwe

Project Report | Nov 1, 2019
Trinity Project Autumn 2019 Update

By Andrew Jackson | Operations Manager

Clients being interviewed by the HR Commission
Clients being interviewed by the HR Commission

Alongside other business: This quarter saw us focus on the strategic elements of our work on birth registration. 

Trinity project being a major stakeholder in access to documentation, we were approached to lead community mobilisation and to present before the panel of commissioners the challenges they face in trying to assist clients. The organisation managed to partner with Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission on the National Inquiry on access to documentation in Zimbabwe by leading community mobilisation in the provinces of Bulawayo and Umguza. Clients were given a platform to present their testimonies and talk about the  challenges they are facing during birth registration before the ZHRC Commission and also in the presence of the Registrar's officers who are responsible for issuing birth certificates.

After the presentations were made we further recommended that, regular mobile exercises be conducted by the Registrar’s Office and the Registrars themselves to adopt definitions of a 'relative' that is friendly and relevant to our sociocultural background (the laws should be relevant to us). We also recommended that requirements be loosened in order to allow relatives and traditional leaders to register children.

Work at this level is the most sustainable form of delivery and lays the ground for millions of future Zimbabweans to be registered correctly at birth and access their full set of rights. 

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Zimbabwe Educational Trust (ZET)

Location: LEEDS, West Yorkshire - United Kingdom
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Twitter: @zet_uk
Project Leader:
Derrick Mkandla
Leeds , West Yorkshire United Kingdom
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