From complete platform to accepted pilot
This pack explains the practical work required to use Dignity Zimbabwe in a controlled pilot, complete the final field assets and hand over a reliable programme product.
Confirm accountable owners, health and safeguarding reviewers, language reviewers, source permissions, pilot audience and acceptance criteria.
Create real Zimbabwe photography, approved product and facility visuals, video posters, captions, transcripts, vertical social clips and print ready handouts.
Use the facilitator sessions, school readiness actions, offline guides, issue logging and handover instructions with selected pilot sites.
Deliver content governance, update rhythm, asset register, training notes, risk log and a next phase roadmap.
Acceptance gates
Named reviewersRights cleared assetsLanguage status visibleOffline pack testedNo personal health data capturedPilot evidence boundary agreed
Commercial boundary
Commercial negotiation, land exchange terms, legal due diligence and formal Ministry approval should be handled outside the public learning hub. The site shows the delivery standard. Sensitive terms should stay in a private proposal.