BAF project

INTERNATIONAL CLIMATE FINANCING

Climate-resilient Food Security for Women and Men Smallholders in Mozambique through Integrated Risk Management

Project Name Climate-resilient Food Security for Women and Men Smallholders in Mozambique through Integrated Risk Management
Accredited Entity World Food Programme (WFP) — World Food Programme
Year of Approval 2019
Duration 5 years
Sector Agriculture
Amount 10 million USD
Geographic Scope National — Mozambique
Climate Use Adaptation
Contents The main objective of the project is to strengthen food security and nutritional resilience of vulnerable small farmers in Mozambique — with special focus on women — in the face of recurrent droughts and climate shocks in the provinces of Gaza and Tete. Implemented by the World Food Programme (WFP), the initiative uses an integrated risk management approach that combines the introduction of conservation farming practices with access to local meteorological services for agricultural planning. By linking these actions to financial tools, such as agricultural insurance indexed to climate conditions and community savings and rotating credit groups, the project reduces the risks of agricultural activity, reduces post-harvest losses and enables rural families to diversify their incomes in a sustainable manner.