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The communities of Mecuburi district, along with 12 other communities in Nampula province, are benefiting from the Transform Nutrition project which aims essentially to improve the nutritional status of 118,000 pregnant and latent women, 260,000 teenage girls and 165,000 children under the age of 2.

In order to prevent the spread of COVID-19 among its beneficiaries, the School Feeding Project, a project by ADPP Mozambique and Planet Aid, distributed hand-washing soap to about 3 thousand volunteers, mostly parents and guardians of the students who benefit from the project.

ADPP's education projects were on display at the sixth edition of Educa Moçambique - International Fair and Conference on Education and Technology, organized by the Academic Community for Development (CADE), which took place between July 21 and 23 in Maputo City under the theme: Challenges of Education VS ICT's, Hydrocarbon Exploration and Youth Employability".