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Zimbabwe: Scorecard on international relations
Scorecard on international relations
AD1201: Majority of Zimbabweans pan government performance on water and sanitation services
Half of citizens say their household experienced repeated shortages of clean water during the past year.
AD1183: Zimbabweans support women’s autonomy in marital and reproduction choices, but hold mixed views on contraceptives and abortion
Majorities endorse sex education and allowing pregnant pupils to stay in school.
AD1126: Amid worsening drought and crop failure, Zimbabweans support government investment in climate-resilient infrastructure, green energy
Most citizens say rich countries should help Zimbabwe respond to climate crisis.
AD1075: Keeping the faith: Zimbabweans express support for elections, concern over process
Fear of political intimidation or violence during election campaigns has declined sharply.
AD1057: Zimbabweans support media’s watchdog role, split on whether there is press freedom
Radio and social media are the most popular sources of news in the country.
AD1041: Zimbabweans hold mixed views on death penalty, fairness of judicial system
Majority of citizens say people are “often” or “always” treated unequally under the law.
AD1026: For many Zimbabweans, emigration holds promise of economic opportunity
But majorities say the government should reduce the number of foreign job seekers and refugees it allows into the country.
AD1010: Zimbabwean women face gender obstacles, lag behind in school, work, and public office
Eight in 10 citizens say the police and courts should do more to protect women and girls from discrimination and harassment.
Zimbabwe: Citizen engagement scorecard
Citizen engagement scorecard
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