Mozambique
Nampula Integrated Rapid Response, NAIRARE
To respond to the growing humanitarian crisis in the northern region of Mozambique as a result of the escalation of the conflict in Cabo Delgado, where over 300,000 people are now displaced, SustainableEnergy and its local partner Livaningo, through this Integrated Rapid Response project aims to save lives and address protection needs through the restoration…
Read MoreNatural Resource Management Committees in Sofala – Governance, Rights and Climate Change
The programme gives continuation to a first phase lasting from 2017-19 where 15 Natural Resource Management Committees (NRMC’s) in two districts of the Sofala Province had their capacities raised and where the experiences from the field were used to engage authorities in addressing some of the pitfalls in the implementation of pieces of legislation meant…
Read MoreHigh quality honey now produced in Sofala
Since April 2016 SustainableEnergy has been supporting ADEL Sofala in the implementation of a EU supported honey value chain project. The project is part of a larger EU programme intended to spark new energy into rural economic development in several provinces of Mozambique. Moses Kakanu who is the project coordinator to ADEL explains the latest developments: “After…
Read MoreDecentralisation and Climate Change
The program consists of two country programs in Mozambique and Kenya, respectively. The target groups in the two programs are vulnerable population groups whose living conditions are further deteriorated by the noticeable climate change the regions are exposed to, for example, shifting rain patterns, frequent floods, decrease in yields and longer droughts. Through a number…
Read MoreThe Solar EMpower project brings light to Maringue district
Soon the houses in Maringue will be illuminated”, as project officer at Muleide, Rosaria Zaituna puts it. The lightning will come as a result of a new project granted by the Danish Cooperative bank, Merkur. The Solar EMpower project will seek to improve the delivery system for solar lamps in the Maringue district by creating…
Read MoreContinued ceasefire in Mozambique is good news
The continued ceasefire in Mozambique is good news for programme-supported communities: The implementation of the SE Danida funded programme in Mozambique has now begun. The scope of the programme is to strengthen local Natural Resource Management Committees, to ensure that the communities gain from the local exploitation of natural resources and disseminate experiences to appropriate…
Read MoreLaunch of new programme
As per January 2017 all SE’s Danida funding to Mozambique is directed into a consortium of partners who together will implement a three year programme: Natural Resource Management Committees in Sofala – Governance, Rights and Climate Change The programme will in parts be a continuation of the previous work of ADEL Sofala in organising and…
Read MoreNew project in Sofala
New project in the Sofala province sets out to improve economic development and reduce poverty by assisting beekeepers On April 1st 2016 SustainableEnergy launched a new project called ProDEl in Mozambique in collaboration with its local partner ADEL to improve the value chain of honey production. ADEL has since 2006 been engaged in the honey…
Read MoreCOP 21: Interview with Hamid
Join forces – and change will happen: Interview with Hamid: Hamid Taybo is Director for ADEL in Beira, Mozambique. 1. How do you see the connection between COP21 and ADEL in Mozambique? ADEL’s work in Mozambique is of course a small contribution to fight climate change, but the activities we have integrated at community level…
Read MoreADEL treads new ground
ADEL treads new ground: ADEL-Sofala in Mozambique has embraced the new programmatic approach in the partnership with SustainableEnergy and is changing their way of working. ADEL has many years of experience working directly with communities on economic development, environmental protection and promotion of technologies, but they are now in the process of changing their emphasis.…
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