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|Organization type=Civil Society Organisation (CSO), Indigenous Led, Women Led, Youth Led

|Organization type=Civil Society Organisation (CSO), Indigenous Led, Women Led, Youth Led

|Located in=Zimbabwe

|Located in=Zimbabwe

|Current focus=Agroecology, Disaster response and preparation, Food sovereignty, Livelihood Improvement, Natural Resource Management, Natural Resource Management

|Current focus=Agroecology, Food sovereignty, Natural Resource Management, Disaster response and preparation, Livelihood Improvement

|Description=Environmental Management Trust (EMT) is a non-partisan and non-profit making organisation registered on the 4th of February 2010 in Zimbabwe (Registration Number: MA 106/2010). It endeavours to undertake developmental activities in and outside Zimbabwe. Generally, the Trust was established for the purposes of promoting environmental stewardship, natural resources conservation, ensuring and encouraging sustainable environmental management for the benefit of both present and future generations, encouraging socio-economic and environmental rights awareness and, promoting livelihoods. EMT also envisages that community members can improve their quality of life through capacity building, promoting and empowering community members them in dealing with environmental issues.

|Description=Environmental Management Trust (EMT) is a non-partisan and non-profit making organisation registered on the 4th of February 2010 in Zimbabwe (Registration Number: MA 106/2010). It endeavours to undertake developmental activities in and outside Zimbabwe. Generally, the Trust was established for the purposes of promoting environmental stewardship, natural resources conservation, ensuring and encouraging sustainable environmental management for the benefit of both present and future generations, encouraging socio-economic and environmental rights awareness and, promoting livelihoods. EMT also envisages that community members can improve their quality of life through capacity building, promoting and empowering community members them in dealing with environmental issues.

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