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Promotion of citizenship for vulnerable People in Manica Province -  final phase The present project was the consolidated phase for CDJP Chimoio. This are proposed by the Diocesan Commission for Justice and Peace of Chimoio, falls within the objectives of CDJP Chimoio, regarding the formation of the vulnerable groups to develop the spirit of active citizenship with a view to protecting human rights and promoting justice and Peace, as stated in the Social Doctrine of the Catholic Church.

The province of Manica, is mostly made out of people residing in rural areas greatly affected by poverty, poor access to public basic services. This province houses approximately 1,359,923 inhabitants (2006), distributed in 10 Districts. The poor knowledge of laws and opportunities to participate in political actions, worsened by poor schooling and lack of motivators of political action for the most affected layers by poverty puts communities vulnerable to conflicts of various kinds, including inheritance, lands, waters with minimal access to public services. The latest developments in the political, economic and social life require the need for more information and motivation of communities to be more active in the fight for their rights. For example, women and children have often been victims of heritage ilegal disposal as well as communities in general lose their lands, their livelihood base, without just compensation.

The Diocese of Chimoio, with 15 parishes, where they have established pastoral ministries, including the Justice and Peace, which operates in the formation and conscientization of local communities about their rights. The commission has a coordination structure that ensures information of retro-information to and from upper church structures, as well as government agencies and civil society.

The commission has received support from CAFOD, ABG Programme in the last three years and CGF in the last year. 

CDJP has leveraged the capabilities of its structures in 04 districts of the province. With this one year proposal CDJP will consolidated the  capacity of their coordination structure at provincial level to make the proper and necessary monitoring and a continued training of new members - made that members are volunteers, who are always in a dynamic move in search of better life opportunity outside their places of origin.

This project aims at, firstly strengthen the capacities of CDJP to train and monitor the work of their parish communities and, in the second place ensuring legal and civic education for active citizenship awareness of vulnerable groups, especially women, peasants , elderly and children from rural areas.
Promoting Social Justice in Mozambique and Transparency in Elections With this project the Episcopal Commission of Justice and Peace of Mozambique aims to promote the III Cycle of Conferences on the Catholic Social teaching and workshops in the three regions (North, Center and South). The Cycle of Conferences aims to contribute to the promotion of social justice in Mozambique as a way of conferring ethical clarity on acting in the name of justice, peace and common good. With regard to the regional workshops, the Bishop Commission for Justice and Peace aims to disseminate the Pastoral Letter of the Bishops of Mozambique on the Earth with the he title"I will give this land to your descendants" (Gen 12,7). This letter arises from the need to move on from the Encyclical Laudato Si of Pope Francis. It reflects on the problems of the Earth and other environmental political problems contextualized in Mozambique. Likewise, these workshops should strengthen the diocesan commissions, as a way to train citizens to be actively involved in the local elections of the next 10th of October 2018 to promote respect for human rights, political, civil and other fundamental rights.
Caritas Denmark contrib to assistance to vulnerable, flood affected populations in Gaza Province This project represents Caritas Denmark's contribution to MOZ290.
Community HIV, AIDS and Food Security 1.	Ensure access to education, health and civic rights for OVCs and access and availability of treatment for PLWHAs
2.	Promote community- initiated responses to the impact of HIV/AIDS especially among teachers, students and general community
3.	Promote the concept of volunteerism in Home Based Care and better use of traditional medicine, nutrition education as part of HIV/AIDS response
4.	Improve food security level of PLWHAs and OVCs and well as their immediate neighbourhood families
5.	Ensure legal assistance for OVCs and PLWHAs in order to defend their fundamental rights
Governance Strategy The project will focus in the development of CAFOD national governance strategy,in the scope of the drafting of a new CSP.
The action is inspired by the global strategic plan (210-2020) of the corporation and answers the need to act in conformity with the realities and specific context  of different spaces where it works. 

The vision and experience of CAFOD and the perusal of the political and socio economic environment in Mozambique, inspire and guide for a development of a governance strategy, to be translated into a program for construction of citizenship for promotion of good governance and the expand of scope, space and quality of intervention/active and conscious participation of ordinary citizens in the process of their own development.

it  induces to establishment and adoption of a local instrument of reference, which will define the strategic objectives and the set of results that it aims to achieve and the thematic areas elected (sustainable livelihood, HIV/AIDS, governance and emergency) trough which it will be done.
Land Rigths and Livelihood in Tete Province This action aims to follow up and follow on the previous UE co-funded Project (MOZ286) in 3 districts of Tete Province, namely: Cassoca, Nhatsanga and Chissua. With this Project our partner UPCT (Uniao Provincial dos Camponeses de Tete) is going to strengthen a common understanding of existing legal frameworks and policies amongst companies, communities and other stakeholders in reference to land rights during mining exploration or expropriation. On one hand it will strengthen the capacities of local CSOs, and communities with regard to land rights on the other it will improve legal practices of mining companies also through a close collaboration of duty bearers. Moreover the Project will respond to some urgent needs - mainly linked to food security and agricultural productivity - of the communities affected by mining exploration.
Development of programme proposal for Global Fund On May 20th, the Global Fund for the Combat of HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, launched Round 10. The country mechanism for coordination in Mozambique (MCP) has decided to respond to this round for the following areas :
- Prevention of HIV infection – non medical area).
- Tuberculosis.
- Strengthening of the Health system.

MCP has pre-selected for the area of HIV prevention 11 proposals: 9 from civil society organisations (incl. CAFOD)) and 2 from ministries (Education and Youth). CAFOD is one of the 9 CSOs proposals.  A meeting was organized by MCP to discuss the overall process for the development of the country proposal. The necessity of full involvement of all pre-selected CSOs has also been stressed, in order to make sure that some of the components presented on their proposals are integrated and decide which service delivery areas (SDAs) will be retained in the final country proposal. This proposal has to be in line with the National HIV Strategy (PENIII) and respect the guidelines for elaboration of proposals of the Global Fund. 

In this context, the project aims to support the development of the country proposal to be submitted by Mozambique to Global Fund. CAFOD’s contribution for the country proposal development will be consisting of supporting the costs of a lead consultant for the CSO group.  CAFOD will also contract a consultant of its own in order to feed CAFOD’s approach/strategies (comprehensive approach to prevention of HIV) into the country proposal.
Support to auto construction of  houses for victims of floods in Mazivila - XAIXAI & months after the floods in Chokwe in Gaza Province, living conditions of people displaced and resettled by those floods remain poor.
Government has given access to plots to resettle, but the most vulnerable are to date, still living in very simple tents.
With the rainy season to start, CARITAS XAIXAI intends to help 40 of those families to build  their houses in conventional building material. 
the project will  support families with building materials and monitor progress in teh construction of houses. the project will also provide basic technical support
Constructing a better Mozambique The overall aim of the programme is to contribute towards the consolidation of peace, harmony and democratic values in Mozambique, with an active and responsible presence and ethical Christian values, in order to overcome the fragile social, economic and environmental issues plagued by the country. The Catholic Church in Mozambique has had a dominant role to play in nation building from the troubled days of civil war and the role is still crucial in many ways specially to restore peace and justice to every citizen of the country.
Emergency Response Cyclone Gombe - Nacala On 9th and 10th of March the tropical storm Gombe, formed east of Madagascar, evolved to the state of an intense tropical cyclone with heavy rains (over 200 mm/24h) and gusts up to 160 Km/h. The cyclone made landfall in the Nampla Provinche on the 11th in the morning  and caused massive destruction. The entry point was in the area between Nacala and Angoche (sources: INAM; www.meteofrance.re/cyclone/activite-cyclonique-en-cours). Preliminary damage estimates indicate: 18,345 people affected corresponding to 3,669 families; 20 people injured and 10 deaths due to collapsed houses; 8 schools destroyed affecting about 1,100 students; 2,212 houses totally destroyed and 1,457 houses partially destroyed; 37 medium and low tension poles collapsed and n. 8 health units destroyed. The priority areas, within Caritas' territorial competence, are in the Districts of: Mozambique Island, Mossuril, Moginqual, Liupo, Monapo and Nacala Port. The dangerous weather conditions (gusts of wind) have ceased, but the rains continue to fall with intensity causing other houses to fall. The intense rains of these hours may also cause flooding and other hydrogeological damage.
Construindo comunidades resilientes em Beira e Mafambisse With this proposal we intend to support the development of resilient communities in the province of Sofala through activities to strengthen the access of young people to the labour market, bgiven the high level of unemployment, marginality and lack of opportunities. CAFOD has been working with Caritas Beira for some time now in different projects, be they Development, Emergency, Reconstruction, and Institutional Capacity Building, but it is worth mentioning mainly the area of youth empowerment . 
The initiative aims to train, capacitate, and empower vulnerable young people to contribute to the socio-economic development of Beira City. On the other hand, the proposal aims to bring strategies for education and promotion of know-how centered on the dignity and value of the human person, providing employment and income generation (self-employment).  Contextually, the Project have a component in the Mutua resettlement center, located in Dondo district, Mafambisse Administrative Post, about 70 kilometers from Beira, which houses about 700 families, for a total of 4000 people. Thanks to the interventions previously carried out by CAFOD over the last three years we are moving from an emergency phase to a recovery phase, with a progressive assimilation with the rest of the community of Mafambisse, Dondo district. The Parish of Mafambisse together with Caritas de Beira will continue the work in the Child Friendly Space (CFSs) in Mutua
Improving rural women farmers economic, food security and climate resilience in Marracuene This project seeks to improve the economic and climate resilience of three women’s cooperatives (85
women and 5 men) in Marracuene, Mozambique, whose cashew business has been plagued by
drought, pests, and poor harvests. As their only income source, cooperatives must adapt to changing
climatic conditions to improve yields. Cooperatives and women will be supported to grow their
business by rehabilitating their broken irrigation system; applying climate resilient agricultural
methods to improve cashew yields, including organic pest control; implementing business
management measures; diversifying their crops for improved food and income security; and
processing cashew fruit into new products.
Caritas Mozambique Audits 2022 and 2023 This projects aims at supporting Caritas Mozambique in carrying out institutional financial audits for the years 2022 and 2023 allowing them to strengthen the process of internal accountability and transparency,
Sustainable Livelihoods, Caritas Lichinga The proposed project presents a comprehensive programme that aims to increase food security amongst poor and much marginalized rural households in Nipepe district/Niassa Province, mainstreaming HIV and AIDS and integrating advocacy activities. The proposed agricultural activities include components of training in improved farming techniques by means of conservation farming, promote cultivation of medicinal plants, revitalize Cashew production in Nipepe district and support agricultural marketing. Other activities will include the creation of new income generation opportunities for local communities such as small animal husbandry, ponds for fish farming etc, as well as advocacy activites.

Since a couple of years, Caritas Lichinga aims to promote production and marketing of agricultural products and assist communities to think in a more strategic manner, supporting them to prepare marketing plans for their products in the Nipepe district. Within the proposed 2-year project, Caritas will focus on two Casas Agrarias1 (“agricultural service station”), namely Murrumpuene and Xeya-xeya and will facilitate the production of cash crops such as sunflower, groundnuts and sesame and accordingly their sale and excess to the agricultural market. In 2005, Caritas built two warehouses and purchased agriculture instruments to equip them. In the last months, the farmers who belong to the Casas Agrarias have participated in exchange visits, sharing experiences in relation to agricultural marketing with similar Casas Agrarias in Lichinga supported by OIKOS. As a result, farmers are now motivated to carry out similar activities. With the proposed 2 year follow up project from a previous project involving several districts of Niassa Province, Caritas attends to consolidate activities they started during previous projects focusing this time on Nipepe district (other Caritas district work has been included into a joint programme with other CAFOD partners) and will additionally facilitate further training for the target groups in business and marketing skills in collaboration with UNAC (another CAFOD partner), involving community leaders. Within the proposed 2 years of the project, Caritas also wants to support local communities in Nipepe district to start monitoring public policies, enhance farmers’ participation at district level Consultative Committees, and thus support the decentralization processes and participatory decision making at local level. This activity has also been planned in collaboration with UNAC, which will provide training to Caritas staff and community members and support exchange visits to Majune and Maua district where UNAC has already started to develop district level advocacy pilot plans and monitoring of public policies involving local farmers associations.
IGA & WASH PROMOTION IN SCHOOLS AND FAMILIES - BARADA (Buzi) And Machanga District The project aims to improve the living conditions and livelihoods of the poor population in Machanga and Buzi districts located in the south of Sofala Province, Mozambique. 

The Districts has inhabitants, who live in huts built with perishable local materials (wooden poles, mud and straw). 98% of the inhabitants of the two districts consume water from unprotected wells, rivers and lakes without proper treatment, while about 82% of the population do not have toilets.  

The districts are characterised by an extreme poverty and the survival of the inhabitants depends on familiar agriculture, entirely based on rain that in recent years has been very scarce.  Agricultural schools were opened. During their three years of school students learn to cultivate the land and optimize the traditional resources utilizing more complex systems.  With regards to adult literacy, Esmabama is managing centers in more remote areas, less attractive to government programs and forgotten by international donors. 

Despite all the effort the Mission of Machanga and the Mission Barada have done, the livelihood of these families are still a challenge; this situation has a negative impact on quality of feeding, health and hygiene and consequently in formal and informal education of students.  

The project therefore aims to raise awareness and monitoring of rural populations in the sectors that cause the proliferation of mosquito and diarrheal diseases. The project has a focus on waste treatment, reduction of dirty water areas, to increase access to clean water and environmental sanitation, sustainability and the creation of income-generating activities for members of the communities involved. Participants in the training will learn how to build improved latrines, slabs, and also to make the maintenance of Afridev pumps (manual) existing in the missions and communities.
External Audit for Projects MOZ302 and MOZ334 This Project aimed at analysing and verifying the management of the funds for 2 Projects of more than 40.000 GBP but whose budgets didn't  foresee costs for audit. This audits are useful not only to understand the management capacity of Partners but also to understand partners needs in terms of finance and administration in a capacities strengthening perspective.
Pubblication of the 2nd Research on Trafficking in Mozambique and Partner Strenghtening on PCM/MEAL The project is part of the campaign to prevent and tackle trafficking in human beings, organs and human body parts in Mozambique.  
With the previous Project MOZ364  a research in the northern provinces of Mozambique has been carried out to better understand the characteristics of this phenomenon. 
With this short Project (4 months) we are aiming at publishing and launching the above mentioned research and at the same time to properly design a future broader Project that will be focused on prevention and awareness activities.
Agricultural and Human Development in Moatize, Tete Province The Project aims at reducing poverty and increasing food security through activities focused on Agricultural and Human Development in Tete Province, Moatize District. More specifically with this Project, our partner SSM (Sociedade Salesiana de Mozambique) is developing actions to increase agricultural production and families incomes in the rural area of Moatize District including also communities affected by mining explorations. 
SSM has a strong and long term presence in the distric of Moatize having developed rural projects during the last 9 years. The main Project Logic is contributing to:
- poverty reduction in 18 communities of Moatize District including some resettlements from mining explorations.
- increase families income thanks to agricultural production improvement and better access to local market
- Improving the services offered by "Centro Agrícola de Mameme II" about trainings in agriculture and human development
- developing of groups and associations of local farmers in order to reduce their vulnerability. 
- strengthening relations between farmers associations 
- supporting female and male prisoners of Tete and Moatize through agricultural and human development trainings 
 - strengthening the use between target communites of renewable energies and sustainable us of natural resources. 
- Spreading messages about renewable energies and sustainable us of natural resources, land rights, associations etc. through Radio Comunitaria D. Bosco.

In order to rich Project's main goals SSM is going to work in close relation with  "Ministério da Agricultura", (Direcções Provinciais e Serviços Distritais de Actividades Económicas - SDAE) and Ministério da Mulher e Acção Social, (Direcção Provincial e Distrital da Mulher e Acção Social de Tete e Moatize).
Monitoring of local governance, CEDE 1. Contribute to the strengthening of a sustainable system of monitoring of local governance by local civil society actors such as NGOs, associations and other interest groups
2. Increase knowledge of civil society institutions and the Consultative District Committees ("Conselhos Consultivos Distritais") on their rights and the duties in relation to the local governance and build their capacity to hold local governments more accountable
3. Assess the capacity of district and municipal governments to implement national policies
4. Offer capacity building to district and municipal government machineries, administrators and assemblies in their new roles emerged due to the decentralization process started in 2006

More specifically the year one focus will be to identify parameters through an initial assessment to clarify regional priority sectors for monitoring governance in the respective regions. The intention is to enable the actors to focus on specific sectors in their region and to identify already existing local mechanisms and actors to discuss the role they could play in the monitoring of district and municipal governments. And for the second and third year the focus will be to contribute to the strengthening and improvement of mechanisms for monitoring local governance issues through capacity building and training of local actors.
Empowerment of peasants in demanding legalization of land ownership in Nampula Archdiocese This project forms part of the ABG Programme Framework and falls within the ouputs 2 and 3. The project was proposed by the Nampula Diocesan Land Comission, in partnership with the Justice and Peace Comission of same Diocese. The projects aims at protecting the rights of vulnerable groups (women and men) from rural areas of Nampula, Mozambique. The Diocese of Nampula will be engaged in actions of promoting awareness and providing technical assistance to peasant men and women from 01 rural community in the district and province of Nampula. Through this project, it is expected that at least 100 peasants (70% women) will demand for their rights of use and exploitation of land as for the Law of Land and established mechanisms and, therefore prevent and solve related conflicts. This project will: 

1. Inform peasants women and men on their rights as for stated in the Law of Use and Eploitation of Land in Mozambique; 
2. Support peasants women and men to look for their parcels registration; 
3. Provide legal assistance to peasants women and men in solving conflicts identified within communities and;
4. Share project findings and lessons in a wider multiplo-stakeholders, including civil society, government and private sector forum of Land.

At least 100 peasants from a rural community will be informed on  their rights of land property, their legal status as well as the mechanisms that are available and steps for legalization of their lands. From this number, at least 50% will be supported to start with the legalization process within locally available structures.

This project will be implemented in a tri-party partnership strategy, involving the Diocesan Land Commission (in charge of ), the Diocesan Justice and Peace Commission (who will provide structures and technical support to the Land Commission) and, the administration of project finance and reporting will be secured by the Archdiocesan Association for Social Action, Nampula (ASA), who has technical capacity in this field.