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About the Journal

The Review of Rural Resilience Praxis is a double blind-peer reviewed, multidisciplinary journal, dedicated to serve as a forum for discussions of ideas, strategies and panaceas for and by humanity, in the establishment and strengthening of rural people’s copying ability in face of the inherent economic, ecological and cultural vulnerability. The journal provides the society with high quality research work appropriate for problem solving. The journal is produced bi-annually. The objective of this journal is to promote innovative research from a multidisciplinary locus. We would like to invite authors to contribute a research paper that uphold innovation for problem solving as a re-address to the current and beyond societal challenges

Current Issue

Volume 5, Issue 1 (2026)
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Published: 2026-09-01

Articles

  • Towards Innovative Standardisation for Traditional Cuisine in Zimbabwe

    Martin Chimbuya, Livingstone Mhonda, Admire P. Mambirisi, Mugumo J. Munangwa, Edinah Tendani, Nelson Shonhiwa (Author)
    Pages: 99- 122
    DOI: https://doi.org/10.71458/8kcw9y06

  • Advancing Sustainability Strategies of Non‑Timber Forest Product Value Chains: A Climate‑Resilience Framework for Uapaca kirkiana in Zimbabwe

    Hatizivi Joachem Nyamande, Billy Mukamuri , Patrick Ngwenyama, Freddie Mupambireyi, Angeline Ndabaningi, Lewis Radzire, Ledwina Hungwe, Tinotya Magwiroto (Author)
    Pages: 74- 98
    DOI: https://doi.org/10.71458/cc71v973

  • Resource Allocation Decisions and Urban Sustainability: A Focus on Rural Local Authorities in the Harare Metropole

    Enias Chidakwa (Author)
    Pages: 47- 73
    DOI: https://doi.org/10.71458/gvt4z204

  • Living with a Changing Climate: Youth Vulnerability, Resilience and Everyday Adaptation in Rural Zimbabwe

    Sheanesu Kwenda, Shelton Tafadzwa Jacob , Munyaradzi Mkuni, Anotida Mavuka, Brenda Rutendo Katsidzira (Author)
    Pages: 26- 46
    DOI: https://doi.org/10.71458/785bew63

  • The Resilience Deficit: Community-led Drought Disaster Mitigation Pathways in Masvingo Rural District, Zimbabwe

    Garikaimose Tongowona (Author)
    Pages: 1- 25
    DOI: https://doi.org/10.71458/z5wt3w32

  • The Moderating Role of Indigenous Knowledge Systems in the Relationship between Social Sustainability and Performance of Artisanal Miners in Bindura, Zimbabwe

    Tadiwanashe Emmanuel Zanza , Kudzanai Matowanyika, Denis Nikisi (Author)
    Pages: 123 - 146
    DOI: https://doi.org/10.71458/r80ggq72

  • Framework for Enhancing Local Participation for Planning and Devolution in Zimbabwe

    Lawrence Mushayabasa (Author)
    Pages: 173 - 195
    DOI: https://doi.org/10.71458/tcg9sj94

  • Financial Inclusion without Economic Resilience: Revisiting the Impact of Digital Payments on Poverty Outcomes in Rural Zimbabwe

    Michael Chauruka, Michael Kamoyo, Wilbert Manyanga (Author)
    Pages: 147 - 172
    DOI: https://doi.org/10.71458/ee6hz732
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