ADPP Mozambique

ADPP programs are designed to empower individuals, families and communities to make positive changes in their lives, through local capacity building and an integrated approach to development that links education, health and community development

7400000

People reached with ADPP programmes and projects

1,265,000 people reached in our Education programmes

26000

Primary school teachers graduated from EPFs

2500

Permanent Staff employed by ADPP

1,5 people reached and improved treatment adherence and completion with drug resistant TB

3600000

People reached with HIV, TB, Malaria and Nutrition programs

60,310 people received counselling and testing on HIV/AIDS

17700

Activist and volunteers contributing to ADPPs projects and programs

18300

Farmers, fishers, other producers and organised communities

Education

Improving the quality of education is essential for the development of the country and alleviation of poverty. We believe all children have the right to access quality education.

Health

ADPP Mozambique health programs build on the active participation and involvement of people and communities, equipping people with the knowledge to protect themselves. All programs in the areas of HIV/AIDS, TB, Malaria and Nutrition are aligned with the public health system in Mozambique to maximize efforts and resources

Agriculture

Small-scale farmers play a central role in feeding millions of people across Mozambique and ensuring food security, resilience, and progress, for the great majority of our nation

Humanitarian Aid

Climate change will have an untold impact on the country over the next 20 years. In response to this threat, ADPP Mozambique has introduced a number of programs focused on climate change prevention and mitigation

Formação de Professores: Reforçar a Resiliência e Construir a Sustentabilidade

Latest News

2026-02-26

SCHOOL DISASTER RISK MANAGEMENT COMMITTEES RECEIVE EMERGENCY KITS

As part of efforts to strengthen schools’ capacity to prevent and respond to natural disaster risks, the project “Strengthening the Resilience and Well-being of Teachers in Areas at Risk of Natural Disasters,” funded by the European Union through Expertise France and implemented by ADPP Mozambique, delivered 60 emergency kits to an equal number of School Disaster Risk Management Committees (SDRMCs) operating in the districts of Namacurra, Nicoadala, and Mocuba in Zambézia Province.

2026-02-20

ADPP distributes five tons of clothing to victims of the floods in Maputo Province.

ADPP began, on February 17, the distribution of five tonnes of second-hand clothing to victims of the floods affecting the provinces of Maputo, Gaza, and Inhambane.

2026-01-23

ADPP Delivers 5 Tons of Clothing to Flood Victims

As a gesture of solidarity with the victims of the floods affecting the country, particularly the southern region, ADPP today delivered 1,429 family clothing kits, equivalent to 5 tons of second-hand clothing.