Communities in the buffer zone of the Mágoè National Park (MNP) now benefit from two silos for the safe storage of agricultural produce, an initiative that strengthens efforts to mitigate Human-Wildlife Conflict (HWC) implemented in communities located within and around this Conservation Area.
The Chipanje Chetu Area, in Niassa Province, now has a newly installed radio communication system successfully implemented under the MozNorte Project. The intervention also included the delivery of new uniforms, work equipment, and communication radios to community rangers operating in this conservation area.
Provincial workshops identified and trained more than 50 focal points in the provinces of Sofala and Inhambane for the effective implementation of the Directive on Biodiversity Offsets in Mozambique, approved under Ministerial Diploma No. 55/2022 of 19 May.
Announcement for the Recruitment of a Service Provider to Coordinate the 4th Edition of the Marine Biodiversity Conference (an event integrated into the 3rd Crescendo Azul Conference)