Figure 1
The framework shows a flow of six vertically arranged text boxes. The first text box labeled “Cabinet” appears at the top, and a downward arrow emerges from “Cabinet” and points to the second text box labeled “Cabinet Committee on Environment, Disaster Prevention and Management (C C E D P M)”. A double-headed vertical arrow points to this box and to the third text box labeled “Ministry of Local Government and Public Works”. Inside this box, a smaller text box is positioned and labeled “National Civil Protection Committee (Department of Civil Protection)”. A double-headed vertical arrow points to the Ministry of Local Government and Public Works and to the next text box labeled “Provincial Development Coordinator’s Office (Provincial Level Civil Protection)”. A double-headed vertical arrow points to this box and to the next text box labeled “District Development Coordinator’s Office (District Level Civil Protection)”, followed by a final double-headed arrow connecting to the bottom box labeled “Traditional Leaders”. To the left of the Ministry of Local Government and Public Works, a separate text box labeled “International and Regional Support” is positioned, and a rightward arrow emerges from this box and connects to the Ministry of Local Government and Public Works. To the right of the Ministry of Local Government and Public Works, another separate text box is shown labeled “Multi-sectoral Representation of Government, U N Agencies, Donor Partners, N G O s and Private Sector”. Below this, a grouped set of three vertically arranged text boxes is positioned under the label “Civil Protection Organisation”, labeled from top to bottom as “National Civil Protection Coordination Committee (N C P C C)”, “National Food and Nutrition Council (N F N C)”, and “Zimbabwe Vulnerability Assessment Committee (Zim V A C)”. Three leftward arrows point to this grouped set, and the right side of the grouped set is marked with a vertical label reading “Advice and Coordination”.Coordination structure of the Civil Protection Organisations. Source: Department of Civil Protection