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To alleviate the impact of Covid-19 on family income and reduce malnutrition of school-age children, the School Feeding Project “Food for Knowledge” started the process of distributing about 20 tons of agricultural products from the gardens supported by the project, in four districts of Maputo Province.

The consortium led by ADPP and composed by the Association for the Promotion of Rural Development (APRODER), h2n and Rovuma University (UniRovuma), in partnership with the Ministry of Education and Human Development (MINEDH), officially launched on November 5th, in the city of Nampula, the project called “USAID/Apoiar a Ler! “Apoiar a Ler!” aims to improve the quality of education and educational outcomes of children through the mobilization of parents and guardians.

ADPP, in consortium with AGA KHAN, GAPI, h2n, Smart Farming and ThirdWay Partners, is implementing the Agrovida Project, which seeks to strengthen food production systems in Cabo Delgado.