The webinar on 21 April 2026 brought together experiences from different sectors. MAMAP contributed to discussions on gender equality and economic opportunities for women.
With MAMAP support, a Mozambican delegation attended the congress in Chennai on 9–11 February 2026 to exchange experience on food safety and market access.
In Nacuxa, fish farmers and technicians came together to learn practical biosecurity measures and protect production. The session formed part of the 2026 training cycle.
Biosecurity training brought together technicians and fish farmers in Majune, Niassa. Participants shared challenges and learned measures to prevent disease in their ponds.
MAMAP announced a new training cycle in Niassa, Nampula, Manica, Sofala and Tete, with sessions scheduled between January and February 2026.
Public institutions and private operators met in Maputo on 27 November 2025 to examine the value chain and conditions for better market access.
Training at Mártir Cipriano Polytechnic Institute took place on 17–21 November 2025, preparing trainers to share knowledge with the sector’s next generation of professionals.
Training in October 2025 supported Machangulo mussel producers in cooperative organisation and management, in partnership with IDEPA and AMPCM.
MAMAP-supported enterprises showcased their products at the fair and shared experiences on visibility, commercial contacts and business opportunities.
Within the MAMAP/GMAP project, implemented by UNIDO and funded by NORAD, AMPCM explains in a concise video what changes when a group of fish farmers transitions from an association to
