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Children in Mozambique to Benefit from New Climate Resilient Social Protection Initiative

The LINK project, funded by the Green Climate Fund and co-financed by Save the Children Italy, Norad, the Government of Mozambique, and AEROMAP, aims to enhance climate resilience and sustainable livelihoods for 415,000 vulnerable people in Mozambique.

350,000 reached under our humanitarian programming over the last 8 months

Our humanitarian programming in Gaza, Inhambane, Zambézia Tete and Cabo Delgado has so far reached 349,882 people (including 126,073 girls & 114,213 boys) this year.

EVIDENCE SPOTLIGHT: UNGUMI – IMPROVING ADOLESCENT SEXUAL AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH & RIGHTS

The UNGUMI project has been recognized as one of the most impactful Save the Children project globally, including reducing child marriage by 10% across 43 communities.

RELATÓRIO ANUAL DA SAVE THE CHILDREN - 2022

Veja o relatório anual de actividades 2022 da Save the Children em Moçambique, o qual detalhe os nossos desafios e progressos durante o nosso primeiro ano da actual estratégia. Leia: https://bit.ly/3CSmhJ8

Children in Mozambique to Benefit from New Climate Resilient Social Protection Initiative
350,000 reached under our humanitarian programming over the last 8 months
EVIDENCE SPOTLIGHT: UNGUMI – IMPROVING ADOLESCENT SEXUAL AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH & RIGHTS
RELATÓRIO ANUAL DA SAVE THE CHILDREN - 2022

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