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Project Title: Support to livelihoods with focus on PLWHA in Magude district - Exit Strategy Since 2009, Caritas Diocesan of Maputo - CDM is implement a food and livelihood project with focus on PLWHA in Magude District in partnership with CAFOD.  The focus of the project was to improve the status and  Life of chronically ill patients through daily monitoring of activists and diversification of diet; Improved and guaranteed access to health care and education for 500 orphans and vulnerable children;Improved knowledge about HIV / AIDS and Human Rights legislation and applied the problem of HIV / AIDS as well as reduced levels of violence and discrimination against people affected by HIV;Improved the quality of agricultural production and the nutritional status of vulnerable groups, PLWHA, including associations of farmers, using innovative agricultural techniques and being environmentally sustainable (organic fertilizer) in Magude district. After 4 years of support to this district in this area is time to think and implement the phase out strategy and create the sustainability for the activities that was implemented continue after the CDM and CAFOD pull out from this geographic area.
The phase out  intervention  will be centred on reinforcement of small enterprises of activists and small-holder farming that was HIV and SAIDS affected and infected and participated effectively in the last 4 years project.
The maiming results expected will be:
a) Trained and built skill in the target group on associate life, entrepreneurship and business plan.
b) Informed target group about legal framework of small business in Mozambique and their regulation
c)  Identified and made the viability study of the  business choose.
d) Developed and implemented a small grand funds cycles and monitory the implementation in the initial 2 months.
e) Designed and implemented a sustainable strategy for CDM in Magude to support them self (office, employees and administrative costs.
Empoderamento profissional de jovens na cidade de Beira e apoio ao CFS in Mafambisse Parish The project aims to facilitate access to labour market to young people in the city of Beira. They will be accompany to strengthen their professionalization, personal development, generation of financial independence. The personal empowerment (soft skills) and training of the beneficiaries are aimed at supporting them to be better equipped when approaching the market.  
It should be noted that this project according to CAFOD agreement with the local Archbishop will be a pilot project; the result of this phase will determine whether or not to continue to the next phase in new areas of intervention. After the VTA, we intend to accompany the young people in their approach to the market for a further 6 months period of time. 
Contextually, the Project will have a component to be carried out in the Mutua resettlement center, located in the Dondo district, Mafambisse Administrative Post, about 70 kilometers from Beira, which houses about 700 IDP families, for a total of 4000 people. Thanks to the interventions previously carried out by CAFOD and AVSI over the last three years, we are gradually moving from an emergency phase to a recovery phase, with a progressive assimilation with the rest of the community of Mafambisse. The Parish of Mafambisse together with Caritas Beira will continue the work in the Child Friendly Space (CFSs) in Mutua.
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Strengthening Institutional Partnerships in Mozambique: a focus on M&E and accountability approach CAFOD in Mozambique at the end of 2014 started rethinking the way of partnerships. CAFOD’s partners recognized their limitations in organizational and operational capacity and thus, the need to further work on capacity strengthening. The challenge was to increase transparency and start applying accountability mechanisms, as well as train staff in project management in order to achieve project objectives. CAFOD in Mozambique has been working with partners in this area of capacity strengthening and some progress has been accomplished but more support is still needed and necessary to redress the imbalance of power.
Mitigation of the impact of HIV and AIDS in Mumemo communities (Marracuene District) The project aims to reduce the suffering of orphans and vulnerable children, as well as people living with HIV and AIDS through increasing community awareness in relation to HIV and AIDS and strengthening locally existing initiatives. The approach will be implemented through continuous support and follow up activities of the targeted groups in order to guarantee that prevention initiatives, access to treatment, care and mitigation initiatives and capacity building is provided to the beneficiaries and their rights are protected.

A number of events will be conducted in order to make sure that the message on HIV and AIDS is well disseminated and has an effect to the communities in terms of change on people’s behaviour, reduction of stigma and discrimination cases of PLWHA; and health status of PLWHA is improved through income generation activities, agriculture activities and food kits provided by the project. The project will also focus on professional courses such as carpentry, mechanic, electricity, civil engineering, agriculture and livestock for youths in order to give them more opportunities for their future.
Capacity Strenghtening and Conclusion of Research study on policy in the context of exploitation UPCT (the Provincial Farmers Union of Tete) is an organization representing farmers in the smallholder sector in Tete. The UPCT has been working with the Peasants members in the province of Tete in 11 districts, with institutional and organizational support programs as well as the promotion of sustainable community dialogue in the framework of mining programs in the province.

In the development of its programs, in particular regarding the protection of Human Rights and Socio-Economic Justice, CAFOD and UPCT developed a project to empowering communities, especially farmers, affected by the developments of the activities of the mining industry in the province Tete, particularly in Changara and Cahora Bassa.

The project is co-funded by the European Commission and CAFOD, having been designed to meet the objective of improving the understanding, involvement and informed dialogue around the legal and social responsibilities between the affected communities, the mining companies and the Government, in Tete Province Mozambique .

In pursuit of this objective UPCT and CAFOD defined three main strategic lines and a set of outcomes stated in the project document as described below:

Strategic line 1: Production of evidence based information through PAR focused on the impacts of mining on communities, the legal and social responsibility of mining companies and the process of resettlement. 

Strategic Line 2: Strengthening the capacity of communities to defend their rights and negotiate effectively in resettlement processes;

Strategic Line 3: Sharing of information and dialogue, with companies regarding their social and legal responsibilities to the wellbeing of communities and their obligations to contribute to local sustainable development.

Within each strategic line, a number of activities will contribute to ensuring the achievement of the aforementioned results as set out below. 

A 4th cross cutting line of work which involves all aspects related to the management, administration, implementation and monitoring of the project is also included.
Flood emergency preparedness in the Zambezi valley Mozambique is susceptible to frequent and devastating floods especially in the central provinces namely Tete, Sofala, Manica and Zambezia. A recent study  concluded that Mozambique’s exposure to risk of natural disaster will increase significantly over the next few years as a result of climate extremes. Indeed, the incidence of floods in the country has increased dramatically over the last 15 years . The central region of Mozambique is at high risk of experiencing hazards, recording 44% of the flooding and drought events that occurred in the country  . Severe floods tend to recur approximately every 10 years, with smaller incidents in between, affecting lives, health and livelihoods negatively. 
CAFOD is just concluding an ECHO and CI member organizations supported flood response programme with partners to provide early recovery assistance after 2012/2013 devastating floods in four diocesan areas in the central provinces. Both CAFOD and Caritas Mozambique jointly facilitated the management and coordination of this response which culminated into a lesson learnt work shop in Beira at the end of September. While acknowledging the successful implementation of the ECHO supported programme all four partners have raised alarm of the impending floods in coming weeks. Some of the low lying areas have already started reporting water logging which resulted in crop damages. Households that lost crops and harvest during last year floods hardly recovered from its loss and then the new floods threatening their lives and livelihoods.       
All four implementing partners – dioceses of Tete, Beira, Chimoio and Quelimane have operational areas in the river basin, often very remote and no other agencies have access to such communities. This proposal is seeking support to enhance emergency preparedness of flood prone communities, partners and local level government institutions so that risk and adverse impact of flooding in coming months will be drastically minimized. Each diocese will retain its core team to monitor the flood situation and work with local level government agencies and communities to develop community based contingency plan to activate if situation arises. This will be a Two month programme run up to march 2014, as it marks the end of flood season.
This proposal has two main purposes – first of all to build the capacity of partner staff  and hazard prone community in developing community managed/based risk reduction programme through specific training/workshops and by using participatory learning tools and develop community contingency plans that taken into consideration of early warning dissemination, evacuation, first aid, coordination of response and representation with local authorities. Secondly, partner staff will be trained in humanitarian principles and standards, accountability, participatory needs assessment and coordination with other agencies in case of major emergency response.
CAFOD and Caritas Mozambique will jointly facilitate the programme in all four dioceses. CAFOD will provide technical support along with CM seconded programme manager * when recruited.
Strengthening the network of Justice and Peace The National Episcopal Commission for Justice and Peace is aware of the weaknesses and challenges that the Diocesan Coordinators of Justice and Peace face in developing their activities in some Dioceses. For this reason National Episcopal Commission for Justice and Peace with this Project is looking at strengthening the capacity of the Diocesan Coordinators, with the main aim to push them to be more active in carrying out their functions. In order to promote such knowledge will be adopted different ways like supporting material, sharing of experiences, increasing collaboration and co-ordination.
The project aims to ensure the following outcomes:
* More men and women have guaranteed their rights (lands, human rights,citizen rights).
* Diocesan Commissions of Justice and Peace strengthened
National Partner Capacity Building Initiative This project intends to strengthen CAFODs’ partners’ implementation and coordination capacity in CAFODs’ programmatic approach in Mozambique as well as provide technical capacity building to integrate sustainable livelihoods and HIV AIDS activities in the spirit of mutual support, collaboration, and coordination.

This national initiative will help to strengthen CAFOD relationships with partners in Mozambique at national level especially with other civil society organisations who share same interest. This is also to aim to develop and integrate a strong learning dimension to identify appropriate advocacy work in Mozambique in the relevant sectors of activities. The proposed national initiative will give ample opportunity to show case certain good practices and promote a spirit of further collaboration with other national players as deemed fit.
Gender Integration on CAJP National - Mozambique Within the development of CAFOD partnerships, CAFOD in Mozambique has been promoting gender mainstreaming in its sustainable livelihood program. In January 2015 held a training on gender integration with various CAFOD partners in particular livelihood program partners. As a result, some partners presented their individual action plans of how they will begin this process of gender mainstreaming at the institutional level and or project level.

Justice and Peace Commission - National level as CAFOD partner, working in the electoral education, citizen education and human rights sector; showed interest and took the initiative to improve their institutional capacity and to integrate a gender approach at institutional level especially and spread this approach in on other J&P commission.

The purpose of J&P National commission is to develop a genuine awareness among staff at national and diocesan level in order to help to promote and eliminate disparities based on gender discrimination recognizing the gifts and attributes that women and men have to offer, looking for ways to promote and act in making gender awareness in the human and social development.

This process of gender in capacity building is to create awareness and skill to integrate gender in the commission, for this proposal J&P Commission  counted on the technical support of WLSA Mozambique, through a technical assistance during six months.
Improving the Diocesan Commissions' Capacity to Work w/Children Affected by HIV/AIDS This project intends to improve the capacity of the Diocesan volunteers in address the challenges faced by children affected by HIV/AIDS, mainly the stigmatization, descrimination, nutrition and general support throughout the country. It will relay on building the capacity of 20 volunteers per each of the 20 Dioceses in the country and these volunteers will then assist directly the children.
Maputo and Niassa Policy Monitoring workshop To run a policy monitoring training making use of the newly completed Portuguese language policy monitoring toolkit for interested selected partners: 
Maputo: UNAC, Justice and Peace Commission, Rede da Crianca, CEDE, National Health Commission + one more HIV/AIDS/Livelihoods partner still to be identified, ORAM, max. of 3-4 Trocaire / Christian Aid partners; Swiss development cooperation (interested donor)
Lichinga: UNAC, Caritas Lichinga, Diocesan Health Commission, IBIS, CCS
Participatory review of CAFOD strategic plan in Mozambique This is a follow up of MOZ235, which was started in 2009/10, and for which balance was written off, without taking into account expenses made  by credit card for this project. MOZ240 intend to take care of these expenses, and at the same time take advantage to be able to continue the process of CSP development

 CAFOD Mozambique developed a first strategic plan in 2006 for the period of 2006 - 2010 as guidance to its activities.
With A New CAFOD corporate strategic framework ( dec 2009) in place, CAFOD Mozambique is now ready to review the Mozambique country strategy.
CAFOD intends to consult all partners  for joint analysis of Mozambican context, consult on partners strategic plans and to discuss possible synergies between CAFODs and partners intentions.
CAFOD staff  will present a draft version of new country strategy for discussion with partners/stakeholders and other CAFOD entities, based on further analysis of data collected from partners , stakeholders and CAFOD itself.
At end of project, CAFOD Mozambique will have a final version of new country strategy 2010 -2015
This project will also provide a portuguese translation of the CAFOD just on world, our vision for change ,our agenda for action.
Creating synergies and stimulating learning across CAFODs programmes in mozambique Following the national partner meeting in September 2009, where partners "courted" each other after having identified relevant experiences/knowledge within each others actions, a plan for  targeted "exchange visits" was developed.Tthis project intends to provide the opportunity (means) to the partners to implement this plan.
Seguranca Alimentar e desenvolvimento rural na Diocese de Nacala The work to be achieved consists in empowering local producers and introduce the vegetable production. Incrementing through rural familiar gardens, the second component will be promotion goat creation through the animals loans system. In fact horticultural production in most of our geographic area is not practiced, as well as the organized creation of goats. Its implementation would therefore mark an improvement of socioeconomic conditions of the families involved in the project and bring other families to follow suit.

The dependence of the livelihood of a peasant family are entirely on the production of their family farm, the mean crops are (maize, cassava, peanuts and beans). The family income  is not enough to ensure the total food need per family/year the factors for that are: The lack of rain in the area,  the production lost during the raining season especially by floods and some time droughts, the lack of agricultural techniques and follow up, the miss irrigation system, etc. . Agricultural production does not guarantee a sufficient supply for the entire year, as it happened in 2015.

The project also include one component at diocesan level, this component basically is to create capacity at diocesan level to be an active participant in the project activities. For this propose Caritas Diocesan of Nacala will conduct a number of  training sessions for  those responsible for the 23 Caritas parish members,  so that they can best be involved, learn whats means to  implement  a project and can therefore eventually be proper coordination between the Diocesan Caritas and Caritas at Parish level, that constitute it. Indeed the diocesan level is currently held annual training of community leaders through three zonal meetings and a diocesan meeting is missed due to lack of financial conditions, the formation of their own parish coordinators. It seems therefore missing an important link to the various levels Caritas Diocesan can work effectively and in a  coordinated manner, the project also will caver this training.

Particular attention will be given to the use of techniques and natural fertilizers, which allow the development of organic farming without use of chemical fertilizers or pesticides as well as the use of sustainable techniques avoiding practices with high environmental impact as the "wildfires" very common in this zone.
Mitigation of  the impact of HIV and AIDS in Magude District The Project aims to reduce the impact f HIV/AIDS through the provision of food security for PLWHA and Orphans and Vulnerable Children, as well as their families. The approach will be implemented through continuous support and follow up of the targeted groups in order to guarantee that access to treatment and capacity building is provided to the beneficiaries and their rights are protected. The project will also guarantee access to school, health treatment and human rights for OVCs and PLWHA in Mapulanguene and Magude sede communities.

 The project will also focus on prevention issues working with teachers, students and general community, and provide home base care for PLWHA, assistance for OVCs and their families. The project will establish networking with other CAFOD partners working in the same intervention areas.
Quelimane flood response 2013 This project seeks to contribute to the fulfilment of basic needs of 2000 vulnerable flood-displaced households  in the catholic Dioceses of Quelimane, through the provision of emergency assistance. The project will employ a multi-sectorial approach to ensure the immediate needs of flood displaced families are being met, through the distribution of non-food items, shelter materials and the promotion of safe hygiene practices. The intervention will prioritise the following sectors; early recovery (seeds and tools), water, sanitation and hygiene promotion; shelter, non-food Items; 

This project is part of a larger CI Appeal.
capacity building partners : safeguarding children training & support in development of policy Risk registers of partners of CAFOD Mozambique demonstrate that the work of most partners has medium to high risk in relation to safeguarding children. CAFOD therefore included in its 3 year rolling plan training for all partners on this subject, followed,if necessary with support to the partner to develop their own child protection policies.

Next risk assessment will then clearly indicate a much lower level of risk in this area.
Rehabilitation of 3 schools in Nhamatanda - IDAI response Cyclone Idai hit Mozambique on 14-15 March, leaving behind a swath of destruction in Gaza, Inhambane, Manica, Sofala, Tete, and Zambezia provinces. The hardest hit area is the coastal city of Beira in Sofala Province where 90% of infrastructure is estimated to have been destroyed. Approximately 1.85 million are in immediate need, of whom 1 million are reported to be children and 740,000 are school-going children. 
The project will work on getting children (aged 6-13 years) back into schools by contributing to school rehabilitations 
The immediate phase will be informed and strategically linked with planning and investments for durable solutions in the form of quality, gender-sensitive rehabilitation/retro-fitting efforts following Cyclone Idai. The project aims to contribute to support children’ back to school after Cyclone Idai, and to improve access and completion of safe quality education for students and children in Nhamatanda district. The action will be led by CAFOD and implemented in collaboration with AVSI Foundation. CAFOD and AVSI Foundation are already involved in educational and protection responses to Cyclone Idai. In particular, the action will be complementary to other on-going initiatives and will strengthen the education system in the area of intervention:
•	Islamic Relief - AVSI foundation – 9 classrooms in 3 schools in Beira). MOZ382 is complementary to this project. 
•	ECW (“Education Cannot Wait” project – AVSI foundation, 6 schools).
The Action will focus the following areas specifically: 9 classrooms across 3 schools in Nhamantanda which have been identified as most in need by the local authorities (Direcção Provincial da Educacao and Ministry of Education)
Outcome: 2,635 girls and boys (aged 6-13 years) affected by Cyclone IDAI improve their learning through access to an inclusive, relevant and quality education within a safe and protected environment
A.1. Rehabilitate 9 classrooms in 3 schools in Nhamantanda District
Raising Awareness and Combating Trafficking in Human Organs and Body Parts Following the previous year Project (MOZ337) carried out by CEMIRDE about a first Study on Trafficking in Human Organs and Body Parts funded by CAFOD and developed together with "Eduardo Mondalane University of Maputo"; CEMIRDE is going to develop a second phase focusing mainly on activities aimed at raising awareness in local communities and international stakeholders, both inside and outside the Church.
Moreover the awareness raised should translate into concrete behaviours to fight human organs trafficking, whose victims are mainly children.