Embassy of Sweden in Harare

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The role of the Embassy is to represent the Swedish government and to promote relations between Sweden and Zimbabwe.

At the Embassy 26 people work with matters relating to political relations, development cooperation, business promotion, cultural and trade, as well as consular and administrational issues.

The Embassy also represents Sweden in Malawi and in Mauritius.
For further information, please visit our homepage: www.swedenabroad.com/harare

The Embassy will use its Facebook page as a means to promote Swedish interests in Zimbabwe, give an insight into interesting Swedish-related events and to show the wider public the daily work of the Embassy. The Facebook page will also be used as a channel to inform the public (especially Swedish citizens residing in or visiting Zimbabwe) about various events and matters related to Sweden and Zimbabwe.

Note that this Facebook-page is only used as an information tool for activities of the Embassy, not for consular or administrative matters. If you need to get in contact with the consular section we refer you to our website; www.swedenabroad.com/harare

Please also note that the Embassy will not answer any questions asked here. Please email your questions to: ambassaden.harare@foreign.ministry.se or visit our website for more information: www.swedenabroad.com/harare

Visiting hours: Monday to Friday 09.00-11.00 hours


Ambassadens uppgift är att representera Sveriges regering och stärka relationerna mellan Sverige och Zimbabwe. På ambassaden arbetar 23 personer med politisk bevakning, Sverigefrämjande, utvecklingssamarbeten och bistånd, kultur och information, konsulära ärenden samt administration. Ambassaden representerar även Sverige i Malawi och på Mauritius
För mer information om ambassadens verksamhet, besök ambassadens webbplats: www.swedenabroad.com/harare

Ambassaden använder Facebook i syfte att marknadsföra Sverige i utlandet, informera om intressanta Sverigerelaterade nyheter samt ge en inblick i hur Sveriges ambassad i Zimbabwe arbetar. Facebook-sidan kommer också att användas för att informera allmänheten (speciellt svenskar som bor eller besöker Zimbabwe) om händelser och angelägenheter som berör Sverige och Zimbabwe.

Notera att Facebook-sidan endast används som en informationskanal för aktiviteter relaterade till ambassaden och inte för konsulära eller administrativa ärenden. Om du behöver komma i kontakt med konsulära-enheten, vänligen rådfråga ambassadens hemsida: www.swedenabroad.com/harare

Vänligen notera också att ambassaden inte besvarar frågor som skrivs här. Maila dina frågor till: ambassaden.harare@foreign.ministry.se eller återigen besök vår hemsida för mer information: www.swedenabroad.com/harare

Besökstid: måndag-fredag 09.00-11.00

• Anynomous

  18 July 2018

  SWEDISH EMOJI’S FTW! Do you know what these ones represent ? Share ur comments on these Swedish #emojis as we mark the World Emoji day!

  THx to @swedeninusa for great illustrations ! @swedenabroad @studyinsweden

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• Anynomous

  18 July 2018

  GOODBYE MATS ! It’s never easy to say goodbye - but today we sadly had to bid farewell to our colleague Mats Flodin?who is responsible for Consular & Migration affairs at the Embassy.

  After four years in #Zimbabwe @mats_flodin will be returning to Sweden where he will join the Protocol Dept. At the Swedish MFA- We wish him the best of luck! ... @swedenabroad

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• Anynomous

  02 July 2018

  WC 2018: SWEDEN 🇸🇪 VS: SWITZERLAND🇨🇭 ⚽⚽⚽ Tomorrow we clash in the 1/8 finals at the World Cup. Can't tell us apart? Here's a little help

  Embassy of Switzerland to Zimbabwe and Malawi EU Delegation to Zimbabwe German Embassy Harare

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• Anynomous

  25 June 2018

  MIDSUMMER IN HARARE This weekend, Swedes and friends in Harare celebrated the much loved Swedish #midsummer tradition - with dances, silly games and songs and plenty Swedish foods and schnapps! 🇸🇪🌿🎉🇸🇪🌿🎉

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• Anynomous

  18 June 2018

  CLIMATE CHANGE IS REAL - NOW WHAT ? Hotter days, more frequent #droughts, erratic #rainfall and violent storms among the key challenges posed by #climate change in #zimbabwe according to the Zimbabwe UN Human Dev. Report 2017

  Today, the Embassy’s Environment & Climate Change Officer, Mr Gareth Horsfield joined Government officials, UN partners, civil society, private sector and academia to discuss interventions that can help curb the evident climate change happening in Zimba...bwe. #Innovation and immediate action is key!

  United Nations in ZimbabweeZimbabwe Resilience Building FunddEU Delegation to ZimbabweeUK in ZimbabweeDFID - UK Department for International Developmentt World Bank Africa ZimTreasury - Ministry of Finance & Econ Dev The Standard Newspaper UNDP Zimbabwe Action24 Practical Action

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• Anynomous

  17 June 2018

  FATHER'S DAY ... IS EVERY DAY As we today mark Fathers Day , let's all remember that #fathersday should be every day. Not only to celebrate or applaud but also to involve fathers more in daily family life.

  The Embassy supports the involvement of fathers and men through several partners including - but not limited to - UNICEF Zimbabwe Plan International Zimbabwe SAfAIDS Save the Children in Zimbabwe .

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  The positive involvement of men and fathers in family life not only reduces gender inequality and domestic conflicts - it also results in healthier, happier and smarter children. Our future.

  These beautiful pics all show Zimbabwean fathers in action - helping, caring and supporting their children. Photos are from a local photo competition organised by the Embassy in 2017.

  Ministry of Health and Child Care UNICEF Zimbabwe Childline Zimbabwe Plan International Zimbabwe #fathersday Fathers Day 2018

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• Anynomous

  17 June 2018

  FATHER'S DAY ... IS EVERY DAY As we today mark Fathers Day, let's all remember that father's day should be every day. Not only to celebrate or applaud but also to involve fathers more in daily family life.

  The Embassy supports the involvement of fathers and men through several partners - incl. UNICEF Zimbabwe Plan International Zimbabwe SAfAIDS Childline Zimbabwe.

  ...

  The positive involment of men and fathers in family life not only reduces gender inequality and domestic conflicts - it also results in healthier, happier and smarter children. Our future.

  These beautiful pics all show Zimbabwean fathers in action - helping, caring and supporting their children. Photos are from a local photo competition organised by the Embassy in 2017.

  Ministry of Health and Child Care UNICEF Zimbabwe Childline Zimbabwe Plan International Zimbabwe #fathersday Fathers Day 2018

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• Anynomous

  14 June 2018

  GREEN SCHOOLS PROGRAMME IN ACTION The #green schools programme is a nationalcompetition - under the Swedish supported GiHub programme! It runs for 12 months supporting school’s environmental clubs per cycle.

  The competition is structured in a way to stimulate and incubate #climate action, enhance #renewableenergy appreciation and #environmental stewardship at all levels of learning w- i.e primary and secondary schools.

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  UNICEF Zimbabwe U-Report Zimbabwe Green Innovations HUB II

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• Anynomous

  13 June 2018

  BUILDING RESILIENCE IN VULNERABLE AREAS #2 : LIVESTOCK ! Earlier this month, our colleagues Gareth Horsfield & Christian Bergqvist travelled to the Southern Lowveld to witness the progress and results of the Swedish supported resilience programme under the Zimbabwe Resilience Building Fund .

  One of the key elements of the programme is to build the resilience of communities through various interventions - be it stronger breeds of livestock, improved water supply, drought res...istant crops or financial stability.

  On pictures below, A young woman describes how layering and sequencing of interventions have dramatically changed her life and circumstances. This layering and sequencing of interventions is key to building adaptive capacity and in the long-term, transformative change that leads to resilient communities.

  A Kalahari male goat, an improved breed, was given to a community in Chiredzi District which has led to production of larger and hardier offspring. As a result, the community have been able to sell their goats for much higher prices. In exchange for the Kalahari breed, the community are encouraged to give some of the kids produced to neighboring communities. As part of the ECRAS programme under ZRBF in Chiredzi and Mwenezi, improved goat shelters, raised off the ground, have seen a dramatic decline in goat mortality.

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• Anynomous

  12 June 2018

  BUILDING RESILIENCE IN VULNERABLE AREAS #1 : WATER ! Earlier this month, our colleagues Gareth Horsfield & Christian Bergqvist travelled to the Southern Lowveld to witness the progress and results of the Swedish supported resilience programme under the Zimbabwe Resilience Building Fund . One of the key elements of the programme is to ensure water supply to farmers and their livestock.

  EU Delegation to Zimbabwe UKAID DFID - UK Department for International Development

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• Anynomous

  06 June 2018

  SWEDEN’S NATIONAL DAY 🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪 Glimpses from the fantastic national day celebration held at the Swedish Residence. Amb Sofia Calltorp emphasized Sweden remains committed to strengthen historical relations between Sweden & #Zimbabwe and will continue to push for the advancement of #HumanRights and #Democracy

  Swedish Ministry for Foreign Affairs United Nations in Zimbabwe UNFPA - Zimbabwe EU Delegation to Zimbabwe German Embassy Harare Embassy of the Netherlands in Zimbabwe Embassy of Canada to Zimbabwe, Angola, and Botswana Embaixada de Portugal em Harare /Portuguese Embassy in Harare

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• Anynomous

  05 June 2018

  🌏 Happy #WorldEnvironmentDay⁠ ⁠! 🌱 For a greener and more sustainable future, lets remember that women and girls must be part of the solution.

  Swedish Ministry for Foreign Affairs Zimbabwe Resilience Building Fund UNDP Zimbabwe United Nations in Zimbabwe Practical Action EU Delegation to Zimbabwe

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