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RESET has been strengthening strategic partnerships with a diverse network of national and international stakeholders, promoting high-impact social, environmental, and economic initiatives, particularly within rural agricultural communities in Mozambique. This collaborative approach is essential to foster sustainable growth and integrated development. Key strategic partners include: Mozambique Cotton Association (AAM): With over 142,000 producers, AAM is a central actor in r

Rasul Lurião, a farmer from Ruti in Cabo Delgado Province, Mozambique, stands today as a powerful example of perseverance, vision, and community impact. His agricultural journey demonstrates what is possible when individual resilience is matched with structured technical, economic, and social support. Significant Local Challenges Life in Ruti is marked by persistent adversity. Water scarcity forces entire families to travel long distances, limiting agricultural productivity a

Ana Bacar’s journey reflects the strength and resilience of thousands of Mozambican farmers who face, every day, the consequences of armed conflict and structural challenges. With determination and technical support, Ana transformed adversity into food security and renewed hope. Deep Local Challenges Since 2017, northern Mozambique has experienced severe instability due to armed insurgency, leading to widespread destruction, mass displacement, and the breakdown of community s

In the community of Ruti, in Cabo Delgado Province, daily life is marked by the challenges faced by families who depend on agriculture for survival. The scarcity of essential resources such as water, seeds, and farming tools limits productivity and increases vulnerability to climate change. Irregular rainfall and unpredictable droughts further intensify the risks associated with agricultural production, making each farming season a significant challenge. Financial constraints

Mozambique faces deep social challenges, marked by high levels of poverty and limited access to social protection and employment opportunities, particularly in rural areas and among women and youth. It is estimated that around 63% of the population lives below the poverty line, in a context further aggravated by structural vulnerabilities and low coverage of formal social protection systems. Currently, social protection programmes reach only about 7.3% of the workforce, highl

Mozambique faces significant socio-economic and migration challenges, hosting more than 30,000 refugees and asylum seekers, mostly from neighboring countries affected by conflict. Refugees encounter multiple barriers, including limited access to formal employment, education, and basic services. These challenges are further compounded by structural constraints, such as low completion rates in primary (41%) and secondary education (20%), high unemployment levels— with around 70