Video Proposals



"They (video proposals) have the potential to change the world, especially for remote communities. I found the approach so engaging and beneficial." Decent Gaura, MiG Participant. 


We facilitate the creation of video proposals. We use participatory approaches and digital tools to support community organisations to develop skills to plan their projects, produce their own videos and pitch their ideas to funders. Video proposals are made using simple smart-phone/mobile technologies, doing away with lengthy written applications that exclude key knowledgeable players from engaging in local food systems innovation and transformation. Communities are able to take the lead, in their own language and their own way. Making a video proposal allows communities to represent themselves and to easily review their project plans together as part of the video-making process; promoting social inclusion and collaboration throughout the process. The audio-visual medium of video enables funders to gain an immediate sense of place and purpose. Instead of an application that requires written skills in line with a specific formula, we are 'with' the video-makers, hearing and seeing their hopes and dreams.

Watch some example Video Proposals below: 


A participatory video proposal, made by members of the 'Makunembe Traditional Meals' group in Bulilima District, Matebeleland South Province, Zimbabwe. Facilitation by Buhle Ndlovu and Paul Nyoni. This community proposal was created within the frame of the project, "Make it Grow: Transforming Community Grant Processes and Supporting Sustainable...

A participatory video proposal, made by members of the 'Management Community Health Club' in Cowdray Park, Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. Facilitation by Duduzile Dube and Effater Sithole of ORAP. This community proposal was created within the frame of the project, "Make it Grow: Transforming Community Grant Processes and Supporting Sustainable Food Start-ups...

A participatory video proposal, made by members of the 'Phakama Community Group' in the City of Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. Facilitation by Alport Ndebele and Makhosi Ndebele, with support from ORAP.


A participatory video proposal, made by members of the 'Bud Self-Help Group' in Chirumanzu District, Midlands Province, Zimbabwe. Facilitation by Takudzwanashe Tadzoka and Lawrence Makaure of Hand In Hand Zimbabwe. This community proposal was created within the frame of the project, "Make it Grow: Transforming Community Grant Processes and...

A participatory video proposal, made by members of the 'Ruvheneko Group' in Makonde District, Mashonaland West, Zimbabwe. Facilitation by Hlupekile Mujuruki of Musoro Muchena Skills for Life. This community proposal was created within the frame of the project, "Make it Grow: Transforming Community Grant Processes and Supporting Sustainable Food...

A participatory video proposal, made by members of the 'Zvokuitirwa Permaculture' women's group in Chimanimani, Manicaland, Zimbabwe. Facilitation by Grace Gumba of PORET. This community proposal was created within the frame of the project, "Make it Grow: Transforming Community Grant Processes and Supporting Sustainable Food Start-ups in Zimbabwe"....

A participatory video proposal, made by members of the 'Nokutenda' women's group in Chimanimani, Manicaland, Zimbabwe. Facilitation by Grace Gumba of PORET. This community proposal was created within the frame of the project, "Make it Grow: Transforming Community Grant Processes and Supporting Sustainable Food Start-ups in Zimbabwe". Make it Grow...

A participatory video proposal, made by members of the 'Kufunda Greenhouse Group' at Kufunda Village, Mashonaland East Province, Zimbabwe. Facilitation by Admire Gwatidzo and Stephen Diwauripo.

A participatory video proposal, made by members of the Tatenda farmer group in Goromonzi, Mashonaland west, Zimbabwe. Facilitation by Justice Ncube from Fambidzanai Permaculture Centre.

A participatory video proposal, made by members of the 'Vhelaphi Organics' farmer group in Mashonaland west, Zimbabwe. Facilitation by Admire Gwatidzo and Stephen Diwauripo of Kufunda Village.



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