LINK Project

INTERNATIONAL CLIMATE FINANCING

Building Climate Resilience by Linking Climate Adaptation and Social Protection through Decentralised Planning in Mozambique (LINK)

Project Name Building Climate Resilience by Linking Climate Adaptation and Social Protection through Decentralised Planning in Mozambique (LINK)
Accredited Entity Save the Children Australia
Year of Approval 2024
Duration 5 years
Sector Health
Amount USD 28,34 million
Geographic Scope National — Mozambique
Climate Use Adaptation
Contents The main objective of the LINK project is to strengthen the climate resilience of highly vulnerable rural communities in Mozambique through systematic integration between local adaptation planning and government social protection networks. Implemented by Save the Children Australia, the initiative supports the decentralised authorities of nine districts of the provinces of Gaza, Manica and Tete to design Local Adaptation Plans (PLAs) and integrate them into public budgets. By channeling support through the Productive Social Action Programme (PSP), the project enables the engagement of households in situations of extreme poverty and led by women in resilient public works and solutions based on nature, ensuring a socio-economic security network capable of mitigating the impacts of droughts and cyclones.