Our work in Mozambique

We are committed to saving lives, restoring dignity, and building long-term resilience for refugees, migrants, and internally displaced people (IDPs). Our first line response ensures safe shelter, food security, WASH, and protection, while our long-term strategies focus on livelihood recovery, social cohesion, and durable solutions. Through locally led partnerships and community driven approaches, we work to rebuild lives, strengthen local capacity, and foster peaceful co-existence between displaced and host communities.

We provide communities with the tools to adapt to climate change through climate-smart agriculture, sustainable resource management, and disaster risk reduction. Our interventions integrate green energy, regenerative agriculture, and resilience-building strategies that protect fragile ecosystems and biodiversity. By working with farmers, fisher folk, and local leaders, we help ensure sustainable food production, secure water sources, and enhance environmental protection—key elements for long-term sustainability and resilience against climate shocks.

We believe education is the key for transformation. Our programs increase access, improve quality, and ensure continuity for children and youth, especially in crisis-affected communities. We strengthen educational infrastructure, teacher training, and community engagement, while integrating life skills, vocational training, and digital literacy to prepare young people for the future workforce. Through gender-sensitive approaches, we work to prevent school dropouts, promote girls’ education, and create safe learning environments that empower youth as drivers of social and economic change.