Investigation

The RESET Foundation has launched a study to measure and understand the depth and characteristics of poverty among the approximately 50,000 cotton farmers in the Cuamba region, Niassa Province. The main objective is to establish a reliable benchmark that will allow for monitoring, over time, the progress achieved in poverty reduction strategies and the improvement of rural livelihoods. The study uses the Multidimensional Poverty Index (MPI) methodology, adapted to the Mozambi

Since 2022, JFS-RESET and the RESET Foundation have been bringing together critical knowledge in a Living Library, coordinating several innovative research projects aimed at addressing key challenges related to agriculture, poverty reduction, and sustainability in Mozambique. These initiatives combine applied science, local expertise, and regenerative solutions focused on the future of rural communities. Among the main lines of research, the following stand out: Soil Fertilit

JFS-RESET has been consolidating its impact on Mozambican agriculture through a firm commitment to continuous training, the development of technical and business skills, and the practical empowerment of farmers. Its commitment goes far beyond increasing productivity in the short term—it aims to prepare producers for a more sustainable, resilient, and economically promising future. With the support of dedicated technicians and extension agents, farmers receive training in mode

At the heart of JFS-RESET and the RESET Foundation's research and development activities is the construction of a comprehensive knowledge database – a living library, structured to support rural transformation in Mozambique and beyond. This database, fed by leading internal and external publications, brings together studies, reports, analyses, scientific articles, case studies, and methodological tools that allow farmers, technicians, decision-makers, and partners to access r