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Our legacy
Compromisso Transformador
Mantivemo-nos firmes no nosso propósito ao longo de 127 anos, e nunca estivemos tão confiantes no futuro do nosso negócio.
A JFS-RESET representa uma abordagem transformadora na nossa caminhada rumo ao desenvolvimento sustentável e ao reforço do impacto social. Esta iniciativa reflecte o nosso compromisso renovado com os valores, missão e visão que nos definem, ajustando-os às necessidades sociais locais em constante evolução em Moçambique e aos desafios do nosso tempo. É uma prova do nosso empenho não apenas em nos adaptarmos, mas também em liderarmos num cenário global em constante mudança. No centro desta transformação está a nossa equipa, cuja diversidade de conhecimentos e visão estratégica é fundamental para orientar a nossa direcção. O seu papel é crucial para garantir que as nossas operações não apenas respeitam, mas também elevam os padrões do desenvolvimento sustentável.
Portfólio Estratégico
Processamento Industrial, Logística e Exportação
Acesso a Mercados
Agricultura Comercial
Comunidade e Negócios sociais
Investigação
Teoria da Mudança
O fim da pobreza extrema nas comunidades rurais e o início da regeneração dos solos e dos ecossistemas, em harmonia com o planeta.
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Aida André's Journey at SAN-JFS
After losing her parents as a child, Aida André grew up in orphanages in Niassa and had her life transformed by the support of a Portuguese family who financed her studies. A graduate in Public Administration, she joined SAN-JFS in 2017 as an IT assistant and today is a key figure in the Technical Production Department. Aida overcame technical and emotional challenges, contributing to the 2023/2024 cotton seed procurement campaign. Her story reflects the power of social inclusion and female empowerment.
From Refugee to Leader: The Rise of Christine Nsenga
Christine fled Burundi in 2006 and found refuge in Mozambique, where she began a new life. In 2015, she joined SAN-JFS as an administrative assistant and, with the support of RESET's training and capacity-building programs, developed multiple skills in logistics, quality control, and social responsibility. Today, she is Head of People at RESET, leading teams and promoting gender equality and inclusion. Her journey reflects the transformative power of education and decent work.
Ana Bacar's Journey: Sustainable Agriculture in Mocímboa da Praia
Ana Bacar, a mother of five from the Chibanga community (Mocímboa da Praia), saw her life transformed after the armed conflict destroyed her crops and income. Through the JFS-RESET initiative, she received high-quality seeds, fertilizers, and agricultural tools, as well as training in sustainable practices. In 2022/23, she harvested more than 0.5 tons of grain, ensuring food and stability for her family. The project benefited more than 2,652 farmers and impacted 11,535 people, strengthening food security and the local economy.
Rasul Lurião:
Farmer who exponentially increased his cotton production
The JFS-RESET program provided resources and tools that transformed Rasul's agricultural practices. The availability of a tractor significantly increased efficiency in field preparation, allowing him to expand his farmland to 35 hectares with cotton, corn, and soybeans. The program also facilitated access to solar panels, improving living conditions and productivity, and guarantees the direct purchase of cotton, ensuring stable incomes and investment in infrastructure and food security.
Aida André's Journey at SAN-JFS
After losing her parents as a child, Aida André grew up in orphanages in Niassa and had her life transformed by the support of a Portuguese family who financed her studies. A graduate in Public Administration, she joined SAN-JFS in 2017 as an IT assistant and today is a key figure in the Technical Production Department. Aida overcame technical and emotional challenges, contributing to the 2023/2024 cotton seed procurement campaign. Her story reflects the power of social inclusion and female empowerment.
From Refugee to Leader: The Rise of Christine Nsenga
Christine fled Burundi in 2006 and found refuge in Mozambique, where she began a new life. In 2015, she joined SAN-JFS as an administrative assistant and, with the support of RESET's training and capacity-building programs, developed multiple skills in logistics, quality control, and social responsibility. Today, she is Head of People at RESET, leading teams and promoting gender equality and inclusion. Her journey reflects the transformative power of education and decent work.
Ana Bacar's Journey: Sustainable Agriculture in Mocímboa da Praia
Ana Bacar, a mother of five from the Chibanga community (Mocímboa da Praia), saw her life transformed after the armed conflict destroyed her crops and income. Through the JFS-RESET initiative, she received high-quality seeds, fertilizers, and agricultural tools, as well as training in sustainable practices. In 2022/23, she harvested more than 0.5 tons of grain, ensuring food and stability for her family. The project benefited more than 2,652 farmers and impacted 11,535 people, strengthening food security and the local economy.
Rasul Lurião:
Farmer who exponentially increased his cotton production
The JFS-RESET program provided resources and tools that transformed Rasul's agricultural practices. The availability of a tractor significantly increased efficiency in field preparation, allowing him to expand his farmland to 35 hectares with cotton, corn, and soybeans. The program also facilitated access to solar panels, improving living conditions and productivity, and guarantees the direct purchase of cotton, ensuring stable incomes and investment in infrastructure and food security.
Aida André's Journey at SAN-JFS
After losing her parents as a child, Aida André grew up in orphanages in Niassa and had her life transformed by the support of a Portuguese family who financed her studies. A graduate in Public Administration, she joined SAN-JFS in 2017 as an IT assistant and today is a key figure in the Technical Production Department. Aida overcame technical and emotional challenges, contributing to the 2023/2024 cotton seed procurement campaign. Her story reflects the power of social inclusion and female empowerment.
From Refugee to Leader: The Rise of Christine Nsenga
Christine fled Burundi in 2006 and found refuge in Mozambique, where she began a new life. In 2015, she joined SAN-JFS as an administrative assistant and, with the support of RESET's training and capacity-building programs, developed multiple skills in logistics, quality control, and social responsibility. Today, she is Head of People at RESET, leading teams and promoting gender equality and inclusion. Her journey reflects the transformative power of education and decent work.
Ana Bacar's Journey: Sustainable Agriculture in Mocímboa da Praia
Ana Bacar, a mother of five from the Chibanga community (Mocímboa da Praia), saw her life transformed after the armed conflict destroyed her crops and income. Through the JFS-RESET initiative, she received high-quality seeds, fertilizers, and agricultural tools, as well as training in sustainable practices. In 2022/23, she harvested more than 0.5 tons of grain, ensuring food and stability for her family. The project benefited more than 2,652 farmers and impacted 11,535 people, strengthening food security and the local economy.
Rasul Lurião:
Farmer who exponentially increased his cotton production
The JFS-RESET program provided resources and tools that transformed Rasul's agricultural practices. The availability of a tractor significantly increased efficiency in field preparation, allowing him to expand his farmland to 35 hectares with cotton, corn, and soybeans. The program also facilitated access to solar panels, improving living conditions and productivity, and guarantees the direct purchase of cotton, ensuring stable incomes and investment in infrastructure and food security.
Aida André's Journey at SAN-JFS
After losing her parents as a child, Aida André grew up in orphanages in Niassa and had her life transformed by the support of a Portuguese family who financed her studies. A graduate in Public Administration, she joined SAN-JFS in 2017 as an IT assistant and today is a key figure in the Technical Production Department. Aida overcame technical and emotional challenges, contributing to the 2023/2024 cotton seed procurement campaign. Her story reflects the power of social inclusion and female empowerment.
From Refugee to Leader: The Rise of Christine Nsenga
Christine fled Burundi in 2006 and found refuge in Mozambique, where she began a new life. In 2015, she joined SAN-JFS as an administrative assistant and, with the support of RESET's training and capacity-building programs, developed multiple skills in logistics, quality control, and social responsibility. Today, she is Head of People at RESET, leading teams and promoting gender equality and inclusion. Her journey reflects the transformative power of education and decent work.
Ana Bacar's Journey: Sustainable Agriculture in Mocímboa da Praia
Ana Bacar, a mother of five from the Chibanga community (Mocímboa da Praia), saw her life transformed after the armed conflict destroyed her crops and income. Through the JFS-RESET initiative, she received high-quality seeds, fertilizers, and agricultural tools, as well as training in sustainable practices. In 2022/23, she harvested more than 0.5 tons of grain, ensuring food and stability for her family. The project benefited more than 2,652 farmers and impacted 11,535 people, strengthening food security and the local economy.
Rasul Lurião:
Farmer who exponentially increased his cotton production
The JFS-RESET program provided resources and tools that transformed Rasul's agricultural practices. The availability of a tractor significantly increased efficiency in field preparation, allowing him to expand his farmland to 35 hectares with cotton, corn, and soybeans. The program also facilitated access to solar panels, improving living conditions and productivity, and guarantees the direct purchase of cotton, ensuring stable incomes and investment in infrastructure and food security.
Aida André's Journey at SAN-JFS
After losing her parents as a child, Aida André grew up in orphanages in Niassa and had her life transformed by the support of a Portuguese family who financed her studies. A graduate in Public Administration, she joined SAN-JFS in 2017 as an IT assistant and today is a key figure in the Technical Production Department. Aida overcame technical and emotional challenges, contributing to the 2023/2024 cotton seed procurement campaign. Her story reflects the power of social inclusion and female empowerment.
From Refugee to Leader: The Rise of Christine Nsenga
Christine fled Burundi in 2006 and found refuge in Mozambique, where she began a new life. In 2015, she joined SAN-JFS as an administrative assistant and, with the support of RESET's training and capacity-building programs, developed multiple skills in logistics, quality control, and social responsibility. Today, she is Head of People at RESET, leading teams and promoting gender equality and inclusion. Her journey reflects the transformative power of education and decent work.
Ana Bacar's Journey: Sustainable Agriculture in Mocímboa da Praia
Ana Bacar, a mother of five from the Chibanga community (Mocímboa da Praia), saw her life transformed after the armed conflict destroyed her crops and income. Through the JFS-RESET initiative, she received high-quality seeds, fertilizers, and agricultural tools, as well as training in sustainable practices. In 2022/23, she harvested more than 0.5 tons of grain, ensuring food and stability for her family. The project benefited more than 2,652 farmers and impacted 11,535 people, strengthening food security and the local economy.
Rasul Lurião:
Farmer who exponentially increased his cotton production
The JFS-RESET program provided resources and tools that transformed Rasul's agricultural practices. The availability of a tractor significantly increased efficiency in field preparation, allowing him to expand his farmland to 35 hectares with cotton, corn, and soybeans. The program also facilitated access to solar panels, improving living conditions and productivity, and guarantees the direct purchase of cotton, ensuring stable incomes and investment in infrastructure and food security.
Aida André's Journey at SAN-JFS
After losing her parents as a child, Aida André grew up in orphanages in Niassa and had her life transformed by the support of a Portuguese family who financed her studies. A graduate in Public Administration, she joined SAN-JFS in 2017 as an IT assistant and today is a key figure in the Technical Production Department. Aida overcame technical and emotional challenges, contributing to the 2023/2024 cotton seed procurement campaign. Her story reflects the power of social inclusion and female empowerment.
From Refugee to Leader: The Rise of Christine Nsenga
Christine fled Burundi in 2006 and found refuge in Mozambique, where she began a new life. In 2015, she joined SAN-JFS as an administrative assistant and, with the support of RESET's training and capacity-building programs, developed multiple skills in logistics, quality control, and social responsibility. Today, she is Head of People at RESET, leading teams and promoting gender equality and inclusion. Her journey reflects the transformative power of education and decent work.
Ana Bacar's Journey: Sustainable Agriculture in Mocímboa da Praia
Ana Bacar, a mother of five from the Chibanga community (Mocímboa da Praia), saw her life transformed after the armed conflict destroyed her crops and income. Through the JFS-RESET initiative, she received high-quality seeds, fertilizers, and agricultural tools, as well as training in sustainable practices. In 2022/23, she harvested more than 0.5 tons of grain, ensuring food and stability for her family. The project benefited more than 2,652 farmers and impacted 11,535 people, strengthening food security and the local economy.
Rasul Lurião:
Farmer who exponentially increased his cotton production
The JFS-RESET program provided resources and tools that transformed Rasul's agricultural practices. The availability of a tractor significantly increased efficiency in field preparation, allowing him to expand his farmland to 35 hectares with cotton, corn, and soybeans. The program also facilitated access to solar panels, improving living conditions and productivity, and guarantees the direct purchase of cotton, ensuring stable incomes and investment in infrastructure and food security.
Aida André's Journey at SAN-JFS
After losing her parents as a child, Aida André grew up in orphanages in Niassa and had her life transformed by the support of a Portuguese family who financed her studies. A graduate in Public Administration, she joined SAN-JFS in 2017 as an IT assistant and today is a key figure in the Technical Production Department. Aida overcame technical and emotional challenges, contributing to the 2023/2024 cotton seed procurement campaign. Her story reflects the power of social inclusion and female empowerment.
From Refugee to Leader: The Rise of Christine Nsenga
Christine fled Burundi in 2006 and found refuge in Mozambique, where she began a new life. In 2015, she joined SAN-JFS as an administrative assistant and, with the support of RESET's training and capacity-building programs, developed multiple skills in logistics, quality control, and social responsibility. Today, she is Head of People at RESET, leading teams and promoting gender equality and inclusion. Her journey reflects the transformative power of education and decent work.
Ana Bacar's Journey: Sustainable Agriculture in Mocímboa da Praia
Ana Bacar, a mother of five from the Chibanga community (Mocímboa da Praia), saw her life transformed after the armed conflict destroyed her crops and income. Through the JFS-RESET initiative, she received high-quality seeds, fertilizers, and agricultural tools, as well as training in sustainable practices. In 2022/23, she harvested more than 0.5 tons of grain, ensuring food and stability for her family. The project benefited more than 2,652 farmers and impacted 11,535 people, strengthening food security and the local economy.
Rasul Lurião:
Farmer who exponentially increased his cotton production
The JFS-RESET program provided resources and tools that transformed Rasul's agricultural practices. The availability of a tractor significantly increased efficiency in field preparation, allowing him to expand his farmland to 35 hectares with cotton, corn, and soybeans. The program also facilitated access to solar panels, improving living conditions and productivity, and guarantees the direct purchase of cotton, ensuring stable incomes and investment in infrastructure and food security.
Aida André's Journey at SAN-JFS
After losing her parents as a child, Aida André grew up in orphanages in Niassa and had her life transformed by the support of a Portuguese family who financed her studies. A graduate in Public Administration, she joined SAN-JFS in 2017 as an IT assistant and today is a key figure in the Technical Production Department. Aida overcame technical and emotional challenges, contributing to the 2023/2024 cotton seed procurement campaign. Her story reflects the power of social inclusion and female empowerment.
From Refugee to Leader: The Rise of Christine Nsenga
Christine fled Burundi in 2006 and found refuge in Mozambique, where she began a new life. In 2015, she joined SAN-JFS as an administrative assistant and, with the support of RESET's training and capacity-building programs, developed multiple skills in logistics, quality control, and social responsibility. Today, she is Head of People at RESET, leading teams and promoting gender equality and inclusion. Her journey reflects the transformative power of education and decent work.
Ana Bacar's Journey: Sustainable Agriculture in Mocímboa da Praia
Ana Bacar, a mother of five from the Chibanga community (Mocímboa da Praia), saw her life transformed after the armed conflict destroyed her crops and income. Through the JFS-RESET initiative, she received high-quality seeds, fertilizers, and agricultural tools, as well as training in sustainable practices. In 2022/23, she harvested more than 0.5 tons of grain, ensuring food and stability for her family. The project benefited more than 2,652 farmers and impacted 11,535 people, strengthening food security and the local economy.
Rasul Lurião:
Farmer who exponentially increased his cotton production
The JFS-RESET program provided resources and tools that transformed Rasul's agricultural practices. The availability of a tractor significantly increased efficiency in field preparation, allowing him to expand his farmland to 35 hectares with cotton, corn, and soybeans. The program also facilitated access to solar panels, improving living conditions and productivity, and guarantees the direct purchase of cotton, ensuring stable incomes and investment in infrastructure and food security.
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