EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ECONOMIC RECOVERY Compliance • Several policies introduced to improve financial accountability by government. • Steps taken to establish the National Economic Council. • RBZ Bill is signed into law by the President, enabling the Central Bank to focus on monetary policy. • The government began a process to revamp the Central Statistics Office, which has been renamed Zimbabwe National Statistics Agency (ZIMSTAT). Non-compliance • Shareholdings and market confidence plummet as a result of the gazetting of the Indigenisation and Economic Empowerment (General) Regulations. In addition, these resulted in acrimonious debate between the Inclusive Government. • National Economic Council is still not operational. • Controversy surrounding Chiadzwa diamonds revenues and rights. • Government revenues remain meagre. • Liquidity constraints continue to challenge all sectors of society. • Disagreement over Prime Minister Tsvangirai’s signing a bilateral trade pact with South Korea. • Farm invasions continue to delegitimise the land resettlement programme. HUMANITARIAN AND FOOD ASSISTANCE Compliance • Health issues, particularly the various epidemics, are being addressed by Government in collaboration with donors. A measles vaccination campaign successfully targeted over 5 million children. A cholera outbreak seems to have been contained, and new guidelines for the enhanced treatment of people living with HIV/Aids have been adopted. CIVIL SOCIETY MONITORING MECHANISM (CISOMM) SIX MONTH SHADOW REPORT ON THE PERFORMANCE OF THE INCLUSIVE OF ZIMBABWE 5