The Zimbabwe Coalition on Debt and Development, ZIMCODD, is a socio-economic justice coalition established in February 2000 to facilitate citizens involvement in making public policy and practice pro-people and sustainable. ZIMCODD views Zimbabwe's indebtedness, the unfair global trade regime and lack of democratic people-centered economic governance as root causes of the socio-economic crises in Zimbabwe and the world at large. Drawing from community-based livelihood experiences of its membership, ZIMCODD implements programs targeted at; Educating the citizen Facilitating policy dialogue among stakeholders Engaging and acting on socio-economic governance at local, regional and global levels

Objectives
To raise the level of economic literacy among ZIMCODD members to include views and participation of grassroots and marginalized communities; To facilitate research, lobbying and advocacy in order to raise the level of economic literacy on issues of debt, trade and sustainable development; To formulate credible and sustainable economic and social policy alternatives; To develop a national coalition, and facilitate the building of a vibrant movement for social and economic justice.