🇲🇿Mozambique

At Muripotana Health Centre in Nampula, a midwife who once began every night shift in darkness and could not admit patients now has lights, a fetal Doppler and phone charging from a wall-mounted solar box.

In Manica Province, Micaia trained 52 villagers as seed-keeping facilitators, and 196 of the 340 people it trained were women.

In Mangalisse village dried seahorses were once called diamonds and children skipped school to catch them; now the same fishers take tourists out on dhows to snorkel with them.

Public-private restoration project rebuilding Mozambique's Gorongosa National Park after wildlife populations collapsed in civil war.

When Cyclone Gezani bore down on Inhambane in February 2026, Mozambican Red Cross volunteers were already reinforcing houses and schools with pre-positioned materials, days before the wind arrived.

Mozambique's BLAZE project bolts low-cost PM2.5 sensors onto hospitals and health centres in Maputo, Matola and Boane so doctors can finally see the air their patients breathe.

A grassroots dive-and-research charity in Jangamo Bay is gathering the reef, fisheries and megafauna data needed to win Mozambique's first Marine Protected Area, while training local women as the district's first female scuba divers.