Promoting coffee production in Mozambique

30/11/2025

A meeting that brings together Government institutions, producer associations, private sector partners, international cooperation agencies, and research institutions from Mozambique and Brazil to exchange knowledge and explore collaboration opportunities for a sustainable coffee sector.

Farmer Field Schools

30/07/2025

Manica Province, in central Mozambique, is a land of opportunity—and of challenge. Bordered by the highlands of Zimbabwe and traversed by rivers and seasonal streams, its fertile soils have long supported family farming. But poverty, climate variability, lack of access to markets and quality inputs have kept smallholder farmers from reaching their full potential.

Agricultural kit distribution | Cyclone Chido and conflict response

03/03/2025

Two months after Tropical Cyclone Chido struck Mozambique’s northern coastal provinces, FAO, in partnership with national and local authorities, continues to support recovery efforts. In Mecufi, Cabo Delgado, an official launch event—attended by the Governor—marked the start of agricultural kit distributions to affected farmers.

Agricultural and veterinary kits distribution | Cyclone Chido and conflict response

13/02/2025

As northern Mozambique continues to grapple with the combined impacts of conflict, displacement and climate shocks, FAO is stepping up efforts to support vulnerable communities. In Cabo Delgado, where nearly 541 400 people remain displaced and 576 280 returnees strive to rebuild their lives, many families have lost access to their agricultural land, assets and food sources.

Agricultural recovery | El Niño-induced drought

08/09/2024

In Sofala Province, central Mozambique, the districts of Maringué and Guro were among the hardest hit by the 2023 El Niño-induced drought. Failed harvests, erratic rainfall, and prolonged dry spells led to a steep decline in maize and sorghum production, pushing thousands of farming families deeper into food insecurity.