We are a trust for women farmers in Zimbabwe. The association was formed in February 2012 by Mrs Depina Nkomo and other six women farmers who saw the plight of women farmers when they would queue for inputs at Grain Marketing Boards. Some of the women were almost killed and abused as they would go to GMB in the early hours of the morning. Mrs Nkomo was one of the victim. They perceived that if they approach a company as a group they will receive attention, than as individuals. ZIWFAT has over 6000 members all over the ten (10) provinces. In each province, we have executive leadership from Provincial level to Ward level. The vision of ZIWFAT is to uplift all women farmers from grassroots level to boost and contribute to the national food security through agriculture.

The Zimbabwe Indigenous Women Farmers Association Trust is to add the amount of locally produced food and turn Zimbabwe into a self sufficient food producer by using the land intensively and in a productive way.

We offer various trainings to farmers that range from crop and animal farming, farm management, personal finance and investment.

Farmers particularly women are in need off various forms of support that range from networks & communities, capital and trainings.

Giving farmers access to local and international markets to help market and sell their produce and services at competitive prices.