For Zimbabwe, integrating traditional custodianship in ESG reporting can make sustainability elements more practical and more connected to local institutes.

According to many international reports, the gap between climate financing requirements and actual funding still remains very important across many African countries.

Now, as Zimbabwe continues to improve ESG reporting and sustainability standards, there is an opportunity to combine traditional land custodianship with modern governance systems.

Sustainability answers a more important one: “Will this insurer remain dependable in the years to come?”

Roads, water supply systems, sanitation networks, housing developments, and waste management facilities all require long-term and predictable funding in order to work.