Implementation period
April 2022 to September 2026, including extensions. The inception phase was completed in March 2023.
MAMAP · 2022–2026
A project serving
aquaculture.
Institutions, enterprises and producers building a stronger foundation for quality in Mozambique.
Quality, confidence and market access.
MAMAP — Market Access for Mozambican Aquaculture Products — supports quality improvements and the capacity to meet market requirements across the aquaculture value chain. It forms part of the Global Market Access Programme (GMAP), is implemented by UNIDO and funded by Norway through Norad.
Funding
A €2 million agreement signed in March 2022 between UNIDO and Norad.
National counterpart
Ministry of Agriculture, Environment and Fisheries (MAAP), following the restructuring of the former MIMAIP.
An approach across the value chain.
The work connects public and laboratory services with enterprises, cooperatives and producers. It covers standards, inspection, biosecurity, good practices, business management and knowledge sharing, with attention to women’s participation.
What the results show.
The report documents six published standards, seven assessed laboratories, four legally established cooperatives with 98 members and 17 enterprises selected for technical assistance. It records at least 443 participations in training and dissemination. These outcomes strengthen market-access capacity; they do not, by themselves, measure new jobs, exports or income generated.
Explore results and practical tools.
Indicators, stories from the field, manuals and videos to carry the work forward.
Source: MAMAP report prepared for the September 2026 Technical Committee. Summary reviewed on 27 September 2026.