Mozambique
Contact: Renee Targos Phone: 480-609-7772 Email: rtargos@fh.org WHO: Food for the Hungry and partner Dimagi Inc. WHAT: Connected World Forum Award Nomination WHY: Launch of Pilot Health Project in Rural Mozambique HOW: Provide cell phone-based access to vital healthcare data SERVED: 5,000 Children…
Mozambique
Last week I had the chance to travel around Mozambique with two Senate staff members who were interested in seeing how the U.S. Government is improving food security in the country. We visited the Nacololo community…
Mozambique
Maize, rice, and beans are the most important food commodities. Maize is the staple food for the poor, with rice most often used as a substitute. Beans are important to all wealth groups. Each of the…
Mozambique
Posted by Bernadette Murphy Peter Anderson, head of Concern Worldwide in Northern Ireland, recently travelled to Mozambique. There, he saw the impact of our charity work, tackling hunger and malnutrition in one of Mozambique’s most isolated areas.…
Mozambique
FOOD SECURITY SNAPSHOT Lower cereal harvest in 2012 Maize prices rise following seasonable declines earlier in the year Food insecurity aggravated by production losses in 2012 in southern and central areas Cereal harvest decreases in 2012 compared to last year Harvesting…
Mozambique
Food security conditions remain stable Key Messages Food security conditions in Mozambique have remained generally stable from August to September. Overall, the majority of rural households throughout the country are experiencing Minimal (IPC Phase 1) food insecurity conditions.…
Mozambique
By Jinty Jackson Sep 20 2012 (IPS) - Carolina Poalo strikes the dry earth over and over with her hoe, her frail body bent almost double. She is determined to begin planting. During the long, dry season…
Mozambique
Funding for CleanStar Mozambique benefits smallholder farmers and the environment, creates jobs, and protects families from indoor air pollution NEW YORK – To increase food security in Africa and stem the disastrous human and environmental costs of…
Mozambique
Maize, rice, and beans are the most important food commodities. Maize is the staple food for the poor, with rice most often used as a substitute. Beans are important to all wealth groups. Each of the…
Mozambique
FOOD SECURITY SNAPSHOT Lower cereal harvest in 2012 Maize prices rise following seasonable declines earlier in the year Food insecurity aggravated by production losses in 2012 in southern and central areas Cereal harvest decreases in 2012 compared to last year Harvesting…
