Overview

What We Do

The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) partners with people at all levels of society in more than a 170 countries, offering global perspectives and local insights to help empower lives and build resilient nations. We work on critical development issues, from combating and adapting to climate change, stopping the spread of epidemics such as HIV and AIDS, protecting the environment and promoting good, inclusive governance.

Our Goals

Since 1976 we have been supporting the people of Mozambique in their pursuit of sustainable development. The overarching theme of our current programme is capacity development for government counterparts, the civil society, the academic community to improve development and economic planning and improve delivery of better services to reduce social inequalities. more

Empowering Lives to Build a Resilient Nation

UNDP continues to support the Government of Mozambique in addressing national challenges and achieving development goals. Our work is currently informed by the UN Development Assistance Framework (UNDAF) 2012- 2015 which is aligned with the government’s priorities and national aspirations (Photo: UNDP Moz) more

Our Stories

Demining
Injured by land mine while being carried on her mother's back (Phot:UNDP Moz.)

Caring for the people and the environment by clearing land mines

I was passing through a field in my village after the war when I stepped on a landmine. I had my little girl on my back.more 

 Poverty
Water access greatly improves the quality of life (Photo: UNDP Moz)

Water Project Ensures Community Resilience

Mr. Domingos Joaquim Mabunda, stands in front of his water tank and proudly says that for the first time ever, he is assured of water formore 

 Access to public services
The District CSO Platform aims to facilitate policy dialogue between the Government and civil society, and the involvement of citizens in district (Photo: UNDP Moz)

Community leaders ensure greater public service accountability

  In democracies, the role of civil society organizations (CSOs) is to speak on behalf of their members and monitor the exercise of power. The CSOsmore 

 Accountability
Democratic governance increases access to social services such as health facilities (Photo: UN Moz.)

Community participation increases access to social services in Mozambique

People in Mozambique still have limited access to social services such as potable water, education, health, justice, among others. These challenges are more acutely experienced bymore 

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Projects and Initiatives

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