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Support to local communities in their efforts to ensure their rights within Nacala diocese This project aims to ensure the rights of communities in the Diocese of Nacala, Mozambique. The project is inserted into the pastoral activity plan of the Diocesan Justice and Peace Commission.

There are four main areas of work: 

1) Training youth and community awareness to ensure the protection of rights in communities, specifically those that have to do with land use. 
2) Legal advice to ensure the protection of the rights of communities primarily in respect of land use.
3) Monitoring of Public Policy, starting with developing community awareness and training.  
4) Establish networks with other NGOs at national or international level to increase the level of effectiveness of our actions for the benefit of communities.
Emergency Response Cyclone Idai, Mozambique The Intense Tropical Cyclone (IDAI), category 4, started out as a tropical depression in the Mozambican channel and intensified to a moderate tropical storm along the Sofala coast (Beira city) on the 12th March. Winds gusts up to 160 kilometers per hour accompanied by very strong rains (more than 150 mm in 24 hours) and severe thunderstorms have caused major damages in the most affected regions of Sofala (all districts) and Manica (all districts) provinces and have partially hit the provinces of Zambézia (districts of Chinde, Luabo, Inhassuge and Mopeia), Tete (districts of Changara, Mutarara, Doa, Marara , Cahora Bassa, Moatize, Chiuta and Tete City) and Inhambane (districts of Govuro, Inhassoro, Vilankulo and Massinga) (INAM, National Meteorology Institute).
To date IDAI affected 1.85 million persons. According to available data, 447 deaths and 1500 injuries have been registered while 400.000 people are likely displaced (GoM, Government of Mozambique). 
Around 74,600 pregnant women, of whom an estimated 60 percent are scheduled to give birth in the next six months, are currently experiencing poor health and safety conditions. 1 million children and 1,700 people with disabilities were impacted by the storm even though the estimated figures are likely to increase as relief operations continue.
128,900 IDPs are sheltering in approximately 140 facilities (mostly churches and schools). Urgent actions are required in the education and health sector considering the 3.344 schools and 54 health centres (Unidades Sanitarias) destroyed by the storm.
In this context the Project aims at deliver immediate assistance to 800 Household through these main outcomes:
Outcome A: Vulnerable households in Beira Municipality have access to immediate emergency life-saving NFI
Outcome B: Households and communities have access to early stages and recovery life saving for resilience building
Outcome C: IDPs and host communities have access to PSEA measures through the implementation of humanitarian standards and psychosocial assistance
Niassa Integrated HIV and AIDS Programme - Progresso Progresso’s project is part of a wider programme in Niassa Province, the Niassa Integrated HIV&AIDS Programme. The project aims to create awareness and improve the knowledge of the communities about the HIV/AIDS pandemic as well as to mitigate its impact through food security and nutrition interventions. The project expects to bring improvements in the nutritional status of the PLWHIV, Orphaned and Vulnerable Children (OVC) and to the wider community; it also envisages to contribute to the reduction of the level of new infections of HIV amongst the youth and women as well as to open opportunities for education of OVC. It will also intend to empower local organizations, particularly the community based organisations (CBO’s) concerned with the HIV&AIDS pandemic.

The project’s main strategies will be on capacity building of local/traditional leaders (including initiation rites masters), on issues related with HIV prevention; use of communication strategies for information dissemination such as theatre, media material, etc; most of which in local language.  Other target groups will be involved will be the associations of PLWHVA kindergartens, vocational centre, etc.
Sekeleka Motaze IV The project proposed aims to improve self capacities of the families benefiting from health care activities delivered by OIKOS through last projects. It is probably a new approach of this kind of projects, which generate a sort of dependence in the families in receiving continuous support from NGOs and other organizations and probably generate no direct capacities in the families in order to delivery self care to their relatives.

Within this projects, OIKOS wants to improve these capacities in 2 ways (results of the project): (1) through an intensive transmission of knowledge and abilities to the families, guiding them to deliver essential health care at their relatives, giving them brochures and other graphic information to assure correct understanding of the activities and involving men in some of the activities, and (2) introducing the concept of family vegetable gardens in order to produce easily and at a very low cost, vegetables for the whole year for own consume in order to assure availability of good quality food specially for the members of the family affected by HIV. 

In the period of 10 months, the families involved in the project as beneficiaries will be much more independent on external support in order to give proper health care to relatives affected by HIV and will have a permanent supply of quality food in order to assure a high valuable diet to those relatives and the whole family. 

OIKOS will introduce a new component in the normal health services delivered by the activists, which will focus in knowledge transmission to the families. At the same time, graphic material and other information elements will be produced to be used by the families in order to assure good understanding and correct application. Families will be appropriately followed up to assess their improvements in self care delivering and assure their independence on external support. 

OIKOS will hire an agronomist with expertise and experience in family vegetables gardens, in order to transmit the knowledge and follow up the improvements. OIKOS will support the families in initial kits for garden protection and basic tools and seeds to start up the activities.
Strengthening food security, WASH and livelihood in Tete Province This Project aims to follow on the activities started in 2016, entering into a new project cycle for the period 2019-2021, with the main purpose of consolidating rural development and improving the living conditions of the communities in Moatize District, Tete Province.
The aim of the project is to increase food security and improve the lives of more than 3,500 small farmers and their families who will be selected to set up groups of farmers to be trained re sustainable agricultural practices, wash and environment amid other main topics.
In addition to contributing to the reduction of rural poverty, the project intends to carry out other interventions on transversal areas such as water and sanitation, nutrition, saving and credit, literacy and gender equality. At the same time the farmers will be trained in climate change issues as a way to strengthen their capacities to mitigate and adapt to the negative effects of global warming and ensure future food security through the renewable energy component.
Compared to the previous phases already implemented, in this Project has been added the components of water and sanitation and the environment.
Final Evaluation - Idai Emergency Response in Sofala The overall purpose of the final evaluation is to reflect on CAFOD’s Programme for the Cyclone Idai recovery program in Mozambique, learn lessons and ensure accountability to donors, partners, and project participants. The evaluation will assess implementation and results based on the OECD/DAC criteria, and Core Humanitarian Standards. Findings from the final evaluation are intended to inform future programming
Promocao Equidade de Genero - Escolas rurais Estaquinha e Magunde The project "Promotion of gender equality in Beira and in rural schools Estaquinha and Mangunde" that will start in January 2016, is to continue the work begun in 2015 with the pilot experience of six months, funded by CAFOD.

With the previous project was obvious what is still needed to do to promote equality in the communities but the strengths were also evident in the project methodology that allowed a cover for results.

Surely, after 6 months of work communities of Buzi and Chibabava districts still need a lot of awareness, so that a change in the behavior of men and women is evident. Some aspects such as the strong interest and participation of young students and the continuation of outreach activities conducted by gender groups even after the closure of the project were great indicators of success of the project and the motivation of participants. Another positive element in the 2015 draft, was the unexpected presence of a group of community activists in Estaquinha. Two proventientes people from the surrounding community, visit the Estaquinha Mission, participated voluntarily in the initial formation of gender and decided thereafter to mobilize up creating a group of activists, composed of community members, which was doing awareness in the villages, in the markets and in people's homes over the six-month project.

The initial phase of the project was completed in September 2015 demonstrated the importance of having an excellent teacher training and also the importance of having activists from the surrounding communities, aspects that are taken into account in project planning to continue in 2016.

Another aspect that was taken into consideration was the reference in experience. The education and training of leaders of organizations linked to the Catholic Church that led to the creation of a network in the border with the Association for Justice and Peace as a reference to create change on gender, on the basis of the possibilities and the field of action of each association . The idea of ??a partnership with Justice and Peace, aims to follow up and empower the network of border associations, this idea born of the September 2015 seminar.
Niassa Integrated HIV and AIDS Programme - Diocesan Health Commission The project will establish and strengthen comprehensive home-based care and food security for vulnerable households with an emphasis on agricultural techniques suitable for households affected by HIV and an effective prevention programme targeted at young people and other vulnerable people in the community.  It will also strengthen links to national level networks that are campaigning on quality care and treatment.  This is an innovative programme that brings about a partnership between more traditional service providers of HIV and livelihoods support, combined with grass root community based organisations, including associations of PLWHA, to ensure the rights of PLWHA are central to the response.
First emergency response to IDPs in Memba District 1.	In July, terrorists moving to Nampula from Cabo Delgado attacked in Nampula province, the administrative post of Lúrio, Memba District. From that moment on, the attacks intensified in the lower area of Cabo Delgado (Ancuabe, Chiúre) and many people moved to the village of Namapa, in the province of Nampula, a city on the border next to the Lúrio River. On Friday, September 2, a new attack was registered in a village in the District of Namapa where houses, school and health center were burned, with no confirmed deaths. Subsequently, this weekend, a village in the District of Memba was attacked and it was said that the military was chasing the terrorists through the forest that connects the District of Erati (inland) with the coast (District of Memba.) On the night of the September 7th terrorists attacked the Chipene Mission: they burned the Health Centre, the Church, the houses of the Fathers and Sisters. As a result of the attack, 6 people died, including a Comboni sister of Italian nationality, and 3 people were kidnapped. After this attack, the number of displacements multiplies. The main village of Memba begins to gradually empty towards the city of Nacala while people fled from the northern part of the District towards the villages of Namapa, Nacaroa and Alua. A week after the attacks, the Government guaranteed security in the village of Memba and the neighboring administrative posts and is encouraging the return of families to their areas of origin by providing free transport and re-establishing public services in this village. Caritas Nacala, in collaboration with the HCT and the INGD, to support these families with food and household utensils (pots, plates, buckets, mats, etc.). Being aware of our internal capacities, we intend to cover a number of 500 families.
Audit MOZ376, MOZ377 and MOZ381 Financial audit for projects MOZ376 (DEC Phase I), MOZ377 (Islamic Relief) and MOZ381 (DEC phase 2)
Ensuring the Right of Use and Exploitation of Land - Diocese of Nacala This project forms part of the ABG Programme Framework and falls within the ouputs 2, 3 and 4. The project was proposed by the Nacala Diocesan Justice and Peace Comission and aims at protecting the rights of vulnerable groups (women and men) from rural areas of Nampula, Mozambique. The Diocese of Nacala will be engaged in actions of promoting awareness and providing technical assistance to peasant men and women from 530 rural communities of ten (Nacala-Porto, Nacala á Velha, Mossuril, Monapo, Memba, Nacaroa, Erati, Ilha de Moçambique, Liupo, Mogincual) districts in the province of Nampula. Through this project, it is expected that at least 800 peasants 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 800 peasants from 530 communities 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.
safeguarding children training - Northern Mozambique 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.

CAFOD will organise the safeguarding training in two parts : one for the Southern Partners (moz255) and on for the Northern partners  - this proposal. In northern Mozambique , CAFOD recently started working with a lot of new church related partners, most of them involved with children. 

Next risk assessment will then clearly indicate a much lower level of risk in this area.
Support to Youth(including COVs) in accessing professional training and employment as mitigation of Momemo suburb was formed by the resettlement of residents of Chamanculo suburb in Maputo, after the heavy floods of 2000.
The resettlement was organised and implemented by the congregation of the Franciscan sisters, with the support of numerous donors and is by far considered as the most succesfull resettlement project in Mozambique.
CAFOD supported during the ressettlement with the "greening" of the suburb - supporting distribution of fruit - and shade trees; with thet installation of the water and electricity in the area; and with the developmnet of a network of activists and activities in order to make aids prevention and care a succes.

Today, voluntary testing, care and prevention are well established, but there mostly as inheritance from the past, the area still has a lot of PLWHA, and a lot of COVs, mostly as a result of the HIV reality.

this project wants to focus on improving the lives of the youth (including COVS) - ensuring that they can access education ( secondary and vocational), and find support/orientation in how to use their skills in productive activities in the area.
At the same time, these youngsters will play an active role in the on-going awareness activities on HIV/AIDS in the suburb, in the first place amongst their peers.
Ser jovem em Xipamanine: Apoio ao Empreendedorismo e Empregabilidade & Safe Water Access in Naamacha The project aims to contribute to the socio-economic development of the city of Maputo, providing vulnerable youth in the Xipamanine neighborhood with human and professional skills to increase their entrepreneurship and employability. This project was developed based on the learning carried out in the previous project (Xipamanine Empreendedor 2014-2017), enhancing good practices already in progress, giving answers to needs that have been identified, thus responding to the challenges and needs experienced.
The project now presented has the specific objective of increasing the employability and entrepreneurship of young people. It strengthens the approaches to the promotion of technical / professional skills that allow greater access to employment through two strategic partnerships with the Associação Khandlelo - a specialist in youth work - and the Centro Professional de São José - recognized vocational training center in partnership with FEC – Fundação Fé e Cooperação - with recognized skills in the design and management of development projects. 
On top of this in the second year has been added a second component as per Apostolic Nuntiature in Mozambique request. A well for granting access to safe water for Naamacha community will be built within the premises of Calrysse Monastry in Naamacha.
support to:South-South Partner Advocacy Pilot Project: developing new approaches to advocacy in a ch This visit is part of the small pilot project presented by the teams  CAFOD Brazil and Mozambique to the internal fund for Innovation CAFOD. While going with a delay, the visit continues to be relevant as well as the objectives listed in the project presented to the innovation fund.( document to innovation fund linked)
The situation of land-grabbing in Mozambique, which led to the proposal is still on-going, even aggravating. The project development Pro Savana as well as many mining projects resemble the situation in which the CPT works in southeastern state of Para in Brazil.
This PSGA is raised, because teh support got by the innovations funds, sadly is not covering for the flights needed for this visit.
Mahanhela The overall goal is to reduce the rate of infection with HIV\AIDS and other STD, as well as its negative impact in the communities of Massingir, taking into account the threatens of the resettlement due to the recently launched Limpopo Transnational Park, promotion of Human Rights and gender awareness in Massingir (Gaza Province). The project will benefit 1500 families of Massingir district and inside the Limpopo National Parque specifically in Mavodze and Zulu Administrative Posts.

The project will promote education and awareness on public healthy with particular focus on HIV/AIDS and Gender issues through prevention campaign, the strengthening of women’s capacity to participate actively in decision-making process, both at household and community level. Fight against domestic violence; deal with gender issues and rights-based approach with a special focus on the right of women and rights of those living with HIV/AIDS in the context of Human Rights.

Recognizing the existence of linkages between abject poverty and HIV/AIDS, in other words, in the sake of sustainability, CEDES will also work with local communities of Massingir in identification of some income generating activities as small-scale livelihood project, sewing, etc which community members wish to be engaged in. CEDES will then provide the skills by training these households in order to equip them to implement the projects which they have identified.
Introduction of organic compost techniques in Agricultural communities of Magude District – Maputo P This project proposal is a result of pilot activities implemented by Caritas Moçambicana-LVIA in Magude village in partnership with Caritas Diocesana (the project was called: Pilot project for the production and experimental use of organic compost in the Maputo Province).

The pilot project showed that the use of organic compost produced from organic waste can improve considerably agriculture production levels, improvements in soils structures through improvements of soil water retention capacity which lead to the better soil resistance in drought periods, more capacity to retain nutrients, etc. The target beneficiary group (6 activists living with HIV from Caritas Diocesana e 1 District Agriculture technician) tested the use of organic compost through residual materials from the land and their observed benefits of this technology in increasing agriculture production in the field.

The aim of this proposed Project is to disseminate the results and findings from the pilot project to large number of beneficiaries (communities) within Magude District, including farmers associations. Those activities will be implemented by project staff and activists and in the communities and by eight (8) technicians from District Agriculture Office of Magude.