Under the collaboration with the Ministry of Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water, and Rural Development in Zimbabwe, the program extended its reach to include youth beneficiaries of the Presidential Community Fisheries Scheme in Hauna, Mutasa District. This collaboration exemplifies a concerted effort to bolster the entrepreneurial ecosystem within the agricultural domain. 

Throughout these training sessions, facilitated by Mr Osun of ENABLE TAAT, a training director and representatives from the fisheries and aquaculture production department attended. Advocacy for an extension to the Hauna training gained momentum during sessions at Norton after initially being declined due to prior plans. Notably, the first session included staff from the fishery department and district level at Norton, prompted by the federal government’s distribution of 21,000 fingerlings to Hauna’s youth. Extension officers from Hauna and Makanye districts also contributed to the training and agreed to replicate it at their respective locations. Additionally, a youth women group cluster, established by Genderlinks in Zimbabwe, collaborated closely with ENABLE TAAT to address training deficiencies, emphasizing the need for holistic improvement beyond technical skills.