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ADPP Mozambique and Plan International Mozambique signed a partnership agreement this week in Maputo aimed at strengthening the empowerment, resilience, and exercise of rights of adolescents and young people, with a special focus on girls and young women.

The Resilient Livelihood Recovery Project, a program UNDP and the Mozambican government and implemented, amongst others, by ADPP in coordination with the Office of Post-cyclone Reconstruction (GREPOC), carried out this week, under the Recovery Mechanism (MRF), the delivery of self-employment starter kits to thirty women’s groups composed of ten people each.

ADPP Mozambique, one of the oldest Mozambican Non-Governmental Organizations in the country, celebrates this year its 40th anniversary of work dedicated to community development, with interventions in the areas of Quality Education, Health and Welfare and Agriculture and Environment.