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Emergency Floods in Mozambique EA07/2019 Since 5 March 2019, the central and Northern part of Mozambique has been experiencing heavy rains which caused floods and affecting more than 20.0000 families and destruction of public infra structures, houses , fields, bridges , roads and electricity . Many people have been injured and left homeless. Due to cyclone IDAI the number of people affected may increase. The affected families are facing shortage of food items and water. In the next days, there might be outbreak of cholera, malaria and diarrhea because of consumiing non potable water and shortage of latrines.
This project intend to assist 2000 famiies affected by floods and cyclone IDAI in the districts of Caia, Beira and Dondo . Caritas Mocambicana has selected this particular response so that can alleviate the suffering f the affected families due to heavy rains and strong wind caused by ciclone IDAI. With this funds Caritas Mocambicana will assist the affected families with food, kitchen kits and hygiene. The selection criteria will focus primarily on elders, pregnant womens and children.
Prevention and Combating Trafficking in Persons an human organs in Mozambique Trafficking in Persons, Organs and Human Body parts of the  in Mozambique is a reality, being pointed out as some causes: poverty and traditional practices that expose the victims to a situation of extreme vulnerability. In this sense, traffickers exploit their victims' weaknesses for the perpetration of this crime through enticements, deceptions, false promises (of study or employment), and other forms of coercion. In this sense, traffickers take advantage of the vulnerability of their victims. The Project also aims to train the direct beneficiaries (students 14 to 18 years old, teachers, school directors, students' parents, diocesan coordinators, religious leaders, community leaders) with specific tools to prevent and combat trafficking in persons and human organs, focused on attitudes and behavioral changes, tackling traditional practices against life and human dignity. The project also aims to stimulate awareness in the target communities to identify the risks' factors triggering the crime of trafficking in persons, focusing on strengthening knowledge on traffickers ploys.
Development of Livelihoods Strategy CAFOD intervention is guided by a comprehensive Strategic Plan (2010-2020) of the corporation, but in Mozambique there is a  need to act in accordance with the specific contexts and realities of working in different spaces, requiring a designing and adoption of a local reference instrument, which more than informing the vision and mission of the organization, defines the strategic objectives and the result that intends to achieve in the  four thematic areas (sustainable livelihoods, HIV & AIDS, governance and emergency).
It is precisely to meet this need that CAFOD in Mozambique intends to develop its strategy Livelihoods & HIV for the next 10 years, to better guide the intervention and the partners in this thematic area.

Therefore, CAFOD intends to hold a workshop of traditional and potential partners and other key actors and stakeholders for auscultation.
For Active Citizenship of the People from Tete Province This project forms part of the ABG Programme Framework and falls within the ouputs 3 and 4. The project was proposed by the Diocesan Justice and Peace Commission (CDJP) of Tete and aims to promote active citizenship through the dissemination of laws and defence mechanisms of fundamental rights and duties of people in Tete Province, Mozambique. CDJP of Tete, proposes with implementation of the project to achieve two main objectives: 1) Train and empower parishes in fundamental rights and duties enshrined in the constitution, and specifically the Law on the Right to Use and Exploit the Land (DUAT); and 2) Promote opportunities for dialogue between communities and state agencies at provincial, district and local levels.

The project will be implemented in 04 districts of Tete Province, in Mozambique and will be training members of 09 parish communities to serve as disseminators of the laws and mechanisms that defend the rights of people and, as well as watchful and reporters (to CDJP) on the violation those rights. On the other hand, efforts to inform communities about their fundamental rights and duties enshrined in the laws (Constitution of the Republic of Mozambique and the Law on the Use and Exploitation of Land) will be put in place. Thus the project will:
1. Develop capacities of 09 parish communities through providing necessary training and tools to their members to defend basic rights of vulnerable people;
2. Inform communities covered by 09 parishes in 04 districts on their fundamental rights, with focus to the Law of Land and available defence mechanisms;
3. Provide juridical assistance to communities in solving land conflicts as for identified in the frame of project implementation and;
4. Promote collaborative partnerships between the church and other civil society and, other state governance monitoring actors within the province.

At least 1800 persons from 09 parish communities will be informed on  their fundamental rights of land property, their legal status as well as the mechanisms that are available and steps for legalization of their lands.
Capacity building of  farmers union Tete - action research and advocacy UPCT - farmers union of tete province is heading a project , which involves associate partners in defense of comunities affected by resettlements due to the develpment of megaprojects in the area.
the project includes dealing with multi national companies, local government, several official bodies set up to oficial "monitor " the progress of the company led resettlements.
the partner will lead the participation of its own members, community members and associate members in action research and develpment of tools that should allow communities to better defend their rights they have in case of resettelment as defined by law.
 
 
As this is the first project of its kind for the farmers union, UPCT is in need for some support to built up its confidence versus the other partners and government institutions to establish its authority as lead organisation. CAFOD is therefore contracting a short term consultant to meet with the partner, associates and other potential stakeholders for a 2 phase consultancy, , with phase one : quick joint  re assessment of context with partner; assesment of capacity caps of partner to lead within this project and context; and evaluation on whether or not conditions exist to continue with project.
Fase 2 : (if positive feedback to continue) : on the job training in building partner confidence to lead in this kind of action and environment : multi nationals, government and associates.
Reasearch on children organs trafficking in Maputo, Gaza and Inhambane In order to support the Episcopal Commission for Migrants (CEMIRDE) at better addressing the needs for combating children's organs trafficking, it has been jointly evaluated the importance to develop a proper research to help the main stakeholders to understand the phenomena. 
The research has to be an academic one, that could be approved and shared at the highest levels of the National and Provincial Governments. For this reason CEMIRDE has asked to CAFOD Maputo a special assistance in order to plan, develop and monitor such a study, throughout the collaboration of the main Mozambican University, Eduardo Mondlane.
The main objective of this Project is to have a comprehensive academic research about children organs trafficking in order to be able to influence government policies at the highest level.
Improvement of livelihoods and food security in the community of Macumba - Beira Cyclone Idai  caused loss of life and damage to infrastructure in Beira and surrounding areas. The official death toll stands at 602 people, with more than 1,600 people injured. More than 1,85 million people are still in need. Significant crop losses were experienced in Manica, Sofala and Zambezia, which normally contribute between 40 and 50 per cent of the national cereal output. Stored cereals were soaked in water becoming unfit for consumption, affecting food and nutrition security at household level. 
More than 1.6 million people need food security assistance according to the latest IPC findings. The poor performance of the January- May rainy season, coupled with the damages caused by recent cyclone affected agricultural production at harvest time and impacted on land preparation and planting for the next season, undermining food security. At the same time, the rising prices of maize has resulted in lower purchasing power, inadequate access to food, these factors are likely to impact on food security at household level at least until the next harvest.
This project intends to have an approach to achieve sustainable impacts regarding the lifestyle of the rural communities of Tica-Macumba Administrative Post, in Sofala. It aims to contribute to the improvement of the living conditions of the 454 HH regarding food security and also livelihoods. The main activities will consist in cereal, vegetable seed and agricultural tools supply (voucher system). 10 groups of HH will be given small gravity irrigation system destined to improve their production. 
Outcomes:
1. 75% of the HH increase their cultivation area from 0.5 to 1.5 hectares.
2. The entire target group has diversified seeds in November 2019 and 70% of the target group produce and consume cereals, pulses and fruits.
3. 250 families in the intervention zones produce, consume and market at least garden crops.
4. About 450 families have food security guaranteed until the first 2019/2020 campaign is harvested.
Segurança alimentar e sanitária nas comunidades rurais da Diocese de Nacala. The Project aims to train local farmers to strengthen their horticultural production through rural family gardens and to breed goats through loan of animals. In particular, the credit program for goats consists of the loan of three animals (two females and one male),  to each of the pre-selected families which, after breeding, will give back 3 animals. This process is preceded by a training to farmers/breeders, which covers topics such as: corral construction, food and sanitary management. The reimbursed animals are subsequently loaned to other families.
In the implementation of gardens, particular attention will be given to the use of techniques and natural fertilizers, which allow the development of organic farming, without using chemical fertilizers or pesticides as well as the application of sustainable techniques avoiding practices with high environmental impact such as "uncontrolled fires" and indiscriminate cutting of trees, phenomena very frequent in this area. Moreover as another objective is to improve the hygienic-sanitary conditions of the families, improved latrines (with a cement cover and a casserole) will be built up
PROJECTO DE APOIO PARA UMA REUNIÃO NACIONAL DE ANIMADORES DAS COMISSÕES DIOCESANAS DE JUSTIÇA E PAZ The Episcopal Commission for Justice and Peace in Mozambique was created by CEM ( Episcopal Conference of Mozambique ) in 1977 , with the aim of finding the minimum balance before the turbulence and injustices that occurred at the time. The political system lived shortly after the national independence and the civil war that devastated the country when the Commission was still in its establishment forced the commission to work almost underground.
 
With the signing of the General Peace Agreement in 1992 , mediated by the Catholic Church made the Commission to build up its straights and is currently developing several intervening activities in 10 Dioceses throughout Mozambique.

In the spirit of educating and informing communities, the Commission of Justice and Peace structured and conducted between 2001 and 2003, " Educating for Citizenship Program " in order to consolidate peace and democratic structures in the country through the redemption of ethical , civic and organizational values.
 
Given the recent events of instability in the country - war throughout the N1 National Road , in the town of Muxungue, elections, mining and resettlement, etc. - the Commission has been participating to several civil society dynamics to reflect and mediate being a prophetic voice and solidarity with the people who are suffering from the effects of instability.
 
It appears now necessary to determine the stage and the real needs of the commission to enable it to carry out concrete actions to enable the fulfillment of the Commission's mission.
 
In this sense , the Commission proposes to organize a debate at national level with a view to hearing the Diocesan Commissions for Justice and Peace , and this meeting addressing the aspects related to :
• The role of the Episcopal Commission for Justice and Peace;
 • Coordination of activities between the Church and the Episcopal Diocesan Commissions Commission ;
• Discussion of the Diocesan plans;
• Challenges in implementing the dictates of the Social Doctrine of the Church and
• Priority Setting and Regarding Intervention Plan for the period of 2014-2016 .
Gender Manistreaming Caritas Mocambicana - SG 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.  Caritas Mozambican ( Secretariate and Caritas Diocesana de Maputo/Magude -  as CAFOD partner, working in the agriculture, enterprise and water sector; showed interest and took the initiative to improve their institutional capacity and to integrate a gender approach at institutional level.

 The purpose of the Caritas National and Diocesan 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 will be assisted by the technical support from WLSA Mozambique, through a technical assistance during six months.
Zambezi Flood Emergency Response 2008 Early and wide spread flooding in the central provinces namely Tete, Sofala, Zambezia and Manica in Mozambique since mid December 2007 has once again displaced over 258,000 people from their places of living. The Catholic Church in Mozambique represented by Caritas Mozambicana proposes to undertake a humanitarian response to alleviate the suffering of over 3000 flood-affected households by providing access to safe water, food security, and promoting improved sanitation as well as personal and environmental hygiene. The project will be implemented by diocesan Caritas agencies in Tete, Beira, Chimoio and Quelimane. This emergency flood response will take priority over the flood rehabilitation and disaster risk reduction programme operational in these same dioceses as a response to the floods in 2007.  Once completed, the longer-term disaster risk reduction and flood recovery work supported by EA/27 2007 will continue.
Emergency assistance to flood-affected families in central regions, Mozambique (ECHO, Caritas Beira) The heaviest flooding in over a decade to hit Mozambique has affected over 243,671 people and destroyed towns, homes and livelihoods. Families have been displaced from their homes to temporary shelter accommodation. However, these settlements have little infrastructure. Many of the displaced do not have access to adequate food and clean water supplies, shelter or sanitation. The public health issues remain a huge risk due to stagnant and contaminated waters. Emergency shelter is needed in order to protect people from the elements. The provision of mosquito nets will provide defence against malaria, whilst access to clean water, provision of hygiene kits and hygiene promotion will minimise the risk of disease outbreak. 

This project is part of a 4 month ECHO funded programme which will provide 600 households (comprising 5 family members) with shelter/NFI kits and access to sanitation.
Promoting citizens' participation in local governance This project is proposed by CDJP Chimoio, the Justice and Peace Diocesan Commission of the region of Chimoio in Mozambique.  The project seeks to improve the capacity of men, women and young people to know their rights regarding land and understand tools and local government processes through which they are able to resolve their conflicts.  Through increased capacity these community members will be better equipped to seek out their rights and engage with relevant levels of government as well as monitor the implementation of policies at local level  The project will achieve its objective through 3 strategic lines of work:

1. Capacity building of the target group about land rights, conflict resolution with a specific focus on women and women’s rights ( rights of widows)
2. Production and dissemination of information to complement this capacity building
3. Accompaniment in cases of conflict to help members of the community negotiate their rights with the relevant government bodies. 

This project will directly benefit 80 members of 6 communities through specific training and a further 800 members of the community through training seminars and wider information dissemination in the communities.
Emergency assistance to flood-affected families in central regions, Mozambique (ECHO, Caritas Tete) The heaviest flooding in over a decade to hit Mozambique has affected over 243,671 people and destroyed towns, homes and livelihoods. Families have been displaced from their homes to temporary shelter accommodation. However, these settlements have little infrastructure. Many of the displaced do not have access to adequate food and clean water supplies, shelter or sanitation. The public health issues remain a huge risk due to stagnant and contaminated waters. 

Emergency shelter is needed in order to protect people from the elements. The provision of mosquito nets will provide defence against malaria, whilst access to clean water, provision of hygiene kits and hygiene promotion will minimise the risk of disease outbreak. 

This project is part of a 4 month ECHO funded programme which will provide 1,093 households (comprising 5 family members) with shelter/NFI kits and access to sanitation.
Supporting Institutional Development of Caritas Mozambicana CAFOD in Mozambique at the beginning of 2021 in compliance with the new IEPM framework started to rethink the way of partnerships. We have reduced the number of partners we are working with with a focus on 3 main provinces: Nampula, Sofala and Maputo. Given the strategic role played by the General Secretariat of Caritas Mozambicana for National Church Commissions' coordination and capacity strengthening we have taken the decision to include the General Secretariat amid the partners we will be working with. We have been asked by Caritas Mozambicana to support them in a number of institutional development activities in order to support them to increase transparency, coordination, adoption of new policies. CAFOD in Mozambique has been working with partners in the area of capacity strengthening and some progress have been accomplished but more support is still needed and necessary.
Improve education condition on Moatize - Tete Province With this project, we intend to improve the teaching and learning of children of St. John the Baptist Parish School comprising three primary schools, through the purchase of portfolios for students and teachers' desks.

The Salesian presence in Tete Province dates back to the '90s, after the signing of peace agreements, and it was possible to start work in rural communities of Tete Province, through the construction of 27 primary schools, to address the lack of access of the school population to primary and basic education, lack of schools in rural areas.

Schools have been built with the support and initiative of the local community, with traditional materials, the self construction method.

Today the Salesian Society in Tete, is responsible for three primary schools, while the remaining schools were in 2003, undertaken by the Ministry of Education (MINED), now called the Ministry of Education and Human Development.

Currently the three primary schools benefiting a total of 2,810 students and 42 teachers.

With this project, we intend to continue to improve teaching conditions and student learning in the district of Moatize and in particular the Primary Schools of Moatize, which located at village and city of Moatize. The same lack of portfolios to 14 classrooms where students are required to sit on the floor and offering poor conditions of teaching and learning. (In Annex No. 1: Photos of students in classrooms).
Support to the CARITAS MOCAMBICANA Organisational Development - Capacity Building The project is basically an institutional support for the implementation of the suggested changes and adjustments and necessary for greater effectiveness and efficiency of Caritas Mozambique. It is a follow up of the recommendations outlined by the auditors, micro analysis and impact assessment of the emergency program in the Zambezi Valley Project and EA027/2007 EA0520/2008 that took place during the year 2012 Caritas in Mozambique, supported by Caritas International.
Empowering producers of cashew in Marracuene District - Maputo Province. This project aims to improve living conditions by increasing the income of farmers, and enabling a sustainable method of agriculture in the village of Marracuene, northeast of Maputo, Mozambique. 

With a population that engages in self-employment through agriculture and diverse income generating activities; and 59% of illiteracy, most of the women live in reed houses without power, drinking water and sanitation, ex. latrines.

This area produces the majority of food consumed in Maputo. But incomes are not sustainable, as they are affected cyclically by climate change effects ex. drought and floods. Therefore, the Association for Local Development (ASDELO), chose a group of rural women and men who farm cashew and cashew nuts and are organized as an association (Jimo Cossa Association). With the aim of improving their living conditions enabling them to manage their business more sustainably.

As such, the main objective of this project is to strengthen the existing association of Marracuene cashew producers within a cooperative; thereby improving the value chain of cashew and the income of cooperative members.