This projects aims at building resilience of 15,505 households in 29 wards of Mutoko and Mudzi districts. These two districts are prone to recurring socio-economic and environmental shocks. With substantial poverty, malnutrition and environment degradation, vulnerability levels are very high in communal areas of Mutoko (86%) and Mudzi (91%) (Zimbabwe Poverty Atlas, 2015). BRACT harnesses local and external resources and leverages existing investments by government and non-government sources to build the capacity of individuals, households and communities to withstand shocks and stresses, improve their ability to adapt and strengthen their capacities. Keeping people at the centre of project interventions, this project fosters innovation and learning through action research and knowledge exchange. Silveira House, in collaboration with other five organizations, envisions communities, households, women, men and children thriving in the face of shocks, stresses and uncertainty, with systemic changes ensuring fewer people are exposed and vulnerable in future.