Why It Matters
The essence behind SCOPE's existence is to encourage generations of systems thinkers by bringing the ethics and principles of permaculture
The Young People
We exist to serve this group, seeking genuine & wide participation of young people in all our activities, they are best suited for them.
Partnerships
We believe in concerted and collaborative action for impact premised on mutual respect. Thus a guaranteed positive yield from joint efforts brought together.
Experience Scope Zimbabwe
Here at SCOPE Zimbabwe, we are driven by a single goal: to do our part by making the world a better place for all. Our decision making process is informed by comprehensive empirical studies and high quality data evaluation. We strive to build productive relationships and make a positive impact with all our pursuits.
SCOPE Zimbabwe hosts a wide variety of workshops meant to develop learners, educators and community members capacity to initiate and implement agroecology and permaculture projects in their respective schools and communities.
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FAQ
Most Asked Questions
How can my school join scope
If your school wants to participate or be part of SCOPE projects, you may write a letter to your district DSI and they may recommend your school for SCOPE projects.
Where are your offices
No. 4 Dovedale Road Mt Hampden Stapleford Harare
What are people saying?
Beneficiaries Testimonials
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I have started engaging my neighbors on resilience methods and I’m glad they are for this. Bulawayo has a water crisis but together we will be able to eat what we would have grown and conserved water by using grey water
S. Ndhlovu
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I was involved in the project Youth and smallholder farmers championing farmer seed systems and agroecology. We managed to create banks for Traditional maize, sorghum, rapoko, sweet potatoes, Bambara nuts, groundnuts, cowpeas, sweet potatoes and bananas. This brought the communities together to share seeds and we hope that this will continue.
Ngonidzashe Matanga
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I enjoyed meeting new friends from different schools at Kids Camp. The food was just wonderful especially the fruits. I enjoyed making the mobile gardens and I am going to share them with my friends and family. I also learnt how to design a school map and painted vision boards. I would like to be involved again.
Tanatswa Manyati
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I have started engaging my neighbors on resilience methods and I’m glad they are for this. Bulawayo has a water crisis but together we will be able to eat what we would have grown and conserved water by using grey water
S. Ndhlovu
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I was involved in the project Youth and smallholder farmers championing farmer seed systems and agroecology. We managed to create banks for Traditional maize, sorghum, rapoko, sweet potatoes, Bambara nuts, groundnuts, cowpeas, sweet potatoes and bananas. This brought the communities together to share seeds and we hope that this will continue.
Ngonidzashe Matanga
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I enjoyed meeting new friends from different schools at Kids Camp. The food was just wonderful especially the fruits. I enjoyed making the mobile gardens and I am going to share them with my friends and family. I also learnt how to design a school map and painted vision boards. I would like to be involved again.
Tanatswa Manyati
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Schools and Colleges Permaculture (SCOPE) Zimbabwe is a non-profit making organisation registered as an independent Trust (MA080/2015).
SCOPE’s origins are in assisting schools to redesign and rationalize land use for sustainable resource use.