A British delegation, including MP Ms. Dixon, visited Zimbabwe to observe educational initiatives aimed at engaging girls and reducing infant deaths through UK aid. They explored programs at Danda Primary School and witnessed improvements in healthcare led by simple digital tools.
A British delegation, including MP Ms. Dixon, recently visited Zimbabwe, where they engaged with local educational initiatives. One such initiative was at Danda Primary School in the Mutoko District, where the MPs observed successful programs aimed at re-engaging adolescent girls in education, addressing gender stereotypes, and providing vocational training in carpentry and other trades.
During their trip, the delegation noted efforts by the UK government to decrease infant mortality rates, including the implementation of simple digital support systems in hospitals. These efforts exemplify how UK aid is being used to enhance health services and educational opportunities in Zimbabwe.
After the visit, Ms. Dixon expressed gratitude for the experience, stating, “It has been an honour and a privilege to represent the Shipley constituency on this oversees parliamentary visit to Zimbabwe.” She highlighted the significant impact of UK aid on women’s and girls’ empowerment as well as its role in reducing infant mortality rates.
The visit by British MPs to Zimbabwe underscored the positive impact of UK aid initiatives aimed at supporting education for girls and reducing infant mortality. The delegation observed firsthand the implementation of programs that encourage vocational training and enhance hospital services, demonstrating the UK’s commitment to improving health and educational outcomes in Zimbabwe.
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