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27 July 2017, Maputo – The importance of coherent agriculture and trade policies are crucial in promoting agricultural productivity. In Mozambique, the majority of the population are employed in agriculture related sectors, yet initiatives to improve agricultural productivity in the country are often constrained by the market and trade-related bottlenecks,...

11 July, Rome -The Government of Mozambique, the World Bank and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) have announced a new project that will strengthen sustainable forest management and contribute to Mozambique achieving Sustainable Development Goal 15 on forests. The $6 million project is part of the World...

07 July 2017, Maputo- Currently Mozambique has 176 forest concessions covering an area of about 7 million hectares, but still face challenges, mainly the non-compliance with the established Forest Management plans in the country.In this context, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), the World Bank Forestry...

The South West Indian Ocean Fisheries Commission (SWIOFC), held from 28 to 29 Jun 2017, at AFRIN Hotel, in Maputo, its fifth Working Party meeting on Fisheries Data and Statistics (WPFS), to analyze and share updating informations on improvements in the fishery data collection management at SWIOFC member countries since last...

Agricultural extensionists from Changara, Marara and Cahora-Bassa districts in Tete Province were trained on adaptation to climate change in matters about conservation farming, seeds multiplication and quality control, under the emergency programme for the Containment of the Effects of Drought from the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations...