The Agriculture Cluster brings together stakeholders working in the agriculture sector in Zimbabwe. Through an active partnership with the Ministry of Agriculture Mechanization and Irrigation Development (MoAMID), AGRITEX, UN Agencies, NGOs, research institutes, private sector and other stakeholders the Cluster is an important mechanism for coordination of activities among stakeholders aimed at improving the livelihoods of vulnerable farming households.

• One facet of the coordination role of the cluster is the provision and exchange of information achieved through monthly meetings of the Agriculture Coordination Working Group (ACWG) which provides a platform for the co-ordination of all the emergency assistance in the agricultural sector.
• Falling under the auspice of the ACWG are various technical sub working groups covering seeds and fertiliser, gardens, livestock, conservation agriculture and market linkages. These groups are tasked to produce technical guidelines, project models, standardization of agricultural practices and promote new ideas for uptake. 
• FAO is the lead agency of the Cluster.
  
  

Coordination activities of the agriculture cluster are funded by: