programmes and projects both within local non-governmental organizations and international agencies including the LEAD program where she was the Legal Consultant for the Laws and Inheritance Programme. She moved to Actionaid Zimbabwe where she served in various capacities including Sponsorship Manager responsible for fundraising through child sponsorship. It was in this capacity that she facilitated the opening of new Development Areas in different parts of the country. Commissioner Musanhu subsequently moved to the HIV/AIDS thematic area as HIV/AIDS Coordinator where she led all projects and programs under this theme including identication and working with partners at different levels. She also supported the Humanitarian and Emergency thematic areas at different levels. From Actionaid, she joined Musasa Project in 2010 at a time when the organization was almost folding. She led a process of designing and executing change and leadership development projects and programs, which not only strengthened the organization's internal systems but also resulted in stakeholders' condence in the organization being enhanced. Commissioner Musanhu spearheaded the fundraising, relationship building and strategic visioning and direction of the organisation. She also led a process of piloting new interventions that are life changing in the area of Gender Based Violence in the country including, community based shelters, one stop centres, on line data management system etc. Through her efforts Musasa has become a lead organisation in the area of GBV. Commissioner Musanhu was part of the Anti-Domestic Violence Council until 2015, and board Chairperson of ZIMCET up to 2015. She is the current Chairperson of the Private Voluntary Organisation board, tasked with the responsibility of registration of NGOs in Zimbabwe. She is also part of the steering committee for the Africa Women and Shelters and seats on Masaisai Trust School board. 49