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Improving Food and Nutrition Security in Households in Mozambique - UTF/MOZ/125/MOZ










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    Supporting Food Security and Nutrition in Mozambique - GCP/MOZ/116/BEL 2020
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    This project was designed as part of an integrated programme to support food security and nutrition in the north of Gaza province in southern Mozambique. The main focus of the component of the programme that was implemented by FAO was to boost the livelihoods of rural families in five districts. This was to be done through a series of interventions, including the creation of Farmer Field Schools (FFSs) and Pastoralist Field Schools (PFSs) to increase production and productivity levels in agriculture and livestock, the organization of awareness-raising activities, training and the construction of food storage facilities to reduce post-harvest losses, the provision of support to natural resource management committees to facilitate the improvement of natural resource management, and the dissemination of materials to improve nutrition education, mainly in primary schools. The implementation of the project was affected by a severe drought; however, the mid-term review led to a series of recommendations as to how to proceed despite this major constraint. Within the revised monitoring framework, significant progress was made towards achieving the objectives of the project.
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    52 Profiles on Agroecology: Farmers improve food and nutritional security through agroecology in Mozambique 2017
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    For over a decade ActionAid Mozambique (AAMoz) has worked with strategic partner organisations in the south and north-east of the country to promote agroecology initiatives with 80 farmers’ associations consisting of over 8000 farmers. 96% of the members are women and 30% of them young people, cultivating an average of 90.9 hectares per association and striving to improve agricultural production. Despite being crossed by several major rivers, including the Zambeze in the centre and the Limpopo i n the south, as well as containing a number of lakes, Mozambique has been impacted by severe and increasingly frequent and prolonged droughts over the past 15 years, resulting in long-lasting pockets of hunger.
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    Evaluation of the project Protecting and Improving Household Food Security and Nutrition in HIV/AIDS Affected Areas in Manica and Sofala Provinces. GCP/MOZ/079/BEL
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    The final evaluation of the project “Protecting and improving household food security and nutrition in HIV/AIDS affected areas in Manica and Sofala provinces”, GCP/MOZ/079/BEL, was carried out from April to June 2015 by a team of independent consultants and FAO evaluation manager from FAO Office of Evaluation (OED) ES2 The final evaluation aimed at (i) providing an independent assessment of the overall results of the project and (ii) documenting lessons learned and putting forward recommendation s for the design and implementation of on-going and future projects implemented by FAO in Mozambique, in particular for project GCP/MOZ/116/BEL, also funded by the Belgian Government.

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