
Leprosys is an endemic disease in the poorest countries in the world and it can be eradicated through a combined…
Discover moreWeWorld has been present in Mozambique since 2000. Over the years we have worked in numerous areas of the country and we are currently present in the provinces of Maputo, Manica and Cabo Delgado.
In agreement with the social forces, local associations and regional administrations, we manage programmes for the enhancement of the local resources by improving the quality of the production of small rural producers. We also promote sustainable agriculture that enhances the natural resources of the area.
We support the dissemination of innovative educational methodologies and the creation of professional paths. More specifically, we intervene with projects that aim at literacy and professional training, in contrast to the phenomenon of truancy. We work to increase youth employment and to improve the living conditions of the disadvantaged sections of the population.
We believe that the development of a sustainable tourism can represent a factor favouring the increase of employment, especially among young people. This is why we promote professional training courses and exchanges of international good practices, involving the tourism businesses of the region.
In 2019, thanks to the coordination with specific local associations, we immediately took action to deal with the two emergencies caused by cyclone Idai and Kenneth, through direct help during the emergency of the basic needs for all: clean water, health, assistance and sanitation services.
In the Province of Manica, one of the most affected by cyclone Idai, our local staff installed emergency lavatories and distributed filters and buckets for the collection and purification of water, reaching over 4,000 families.
After the emergency, we activated programmes to restore economic resources for communities to act autonomously with the distribution of seeds and agricultural kits.
Leprosys is an endemic disease in the poorest countries in the world and it can be eradicated through a combined…
Discover moreSince its beginning in 2013, as part of the multi-country programme EDUCA, Oficina de Arte has steadily grown. The project…
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Discover moreThe climate events caused by El Niño have provoked the worst drought in the Southern Africa area in the last…
Discover moreThe present action is a continuance of the EDUCA programme, financed by the European Union and implemented by GVC. The…
Discover moreStarting from 2009 the Province of Cabo Delgado has faced relevant economic changes and growth opportunities thanks to recent discoveries…
Discover more68% of the Manica Province population (1.943.524 citizens) lives in rural areas, as emerges from a feasibility study carried out…
Discover moreThe project aims at connecting the experiences of the NGOs involved in the two countries, easing the exchange of know-how…
Discover moreTourism is currently a growing sector that offers one of the main opportunities for income and employment in the medium…
Discover moreReducing poverty by increasing the life standards of the most vulnerable rural populations in Maputo, Gaza and Cabo Delgado provinces.…
Discover moreThe lack of social inclusion of some parts of the population is an important problem. Community education is one of…
Discover moreThe project is addressed to the rural communities of Namaacha (Maputo) and Pemba (Cabo Delgado), in particular to healthcare centres…
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