Ending extreme poverty
Educating and engaging communities on the causes and effects of poverty, and mobilising resources to eradicate it.
Multi Sparks Action Trust works alongside communities to end extreme poverty through capacity building, green enterprise and sustainable development — led by the people it serves.
To serve our members and the wider community by developing communities through sustainable interventions and capacity building.
Founded in 2019 by Fortune Nkomo and a board of six trustees, the Trust brings together local members, government and non-governmental partners to tackle poverty at its roots — through knowledge, enterprise and community ownership.
Educating and engaging communities on the causes and effects of poverty, and mobilising resources to eradicate it.
Training and empowering people to realise their own potential in development — free of regionalism and nepotism.
Supporting environmentally friendly projects and green industrialisation in Zimbabwe.
Using technology to make every intervention more efficient, transparent and accountable.
Connecting communities to government and NGO development programmes, and to employment.
Contributing to lower infant mortality and better childcare through targeted interventions.
Membership is open to every community in Zimbabwe, regardless of race, creed, sex, politics or religion.
The Trust takes no political side. Our work is judged only by what it delivers for communities.
Our accounts are audited every year by a qualified accountant and reported to members at the AGM.
We work with other organisations, government extension officers and donors toward shared goals.
Members vote at the Annual General Meeting, elect the Executive Committee and decide how the Trust grows.
Fill in the membership formResearch-based articles on the issues facing Zimbabwe's communities, with every source cited.
Households harvested 53 kg of cereal against 542 kg expected. What builds real resilience.
Read more HEALTHMaternal deaths have fallen, but newborn deaths are rising and aid cuts have hit community care.
Read more YOUTH & SKILLSNearly half of young Zimbabweans are not in work, school or training. What is working, and how communities can help.
Read more GREEN ECONOMYSouthern Africans leading the green agenda, from the Wild Coast to solar villages in Zimbabwe.
Read moreGifts and bequests grow the Trust Fund and go directly to our community programmes.
Give to the TrustNGOs, government programmes and businesses: let's deliver sustainable development together.
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