On 9 October 2025, the NUST Zimbabwe team for the ACEWATER III project visited the UNESCO regional offices in Harare, where areas of possible collaboration were discussed. The NUST Zimbabwe team will assist UNESCO in selected projects in the Binga area, as implementing partners, particularly for groundwater monitoring and early warning system designs.
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