Three aquaculture cooperatives formalised in southern Mozambique
Publication of the Coopinhar, Boa Vontade and Mahanhane statutes in the official gazette marked an important step in organising producers in Inhambane, Gaza and Maputo.
Publication of the Coopinhar, Boa Vontade and Mahanhane statutes in the official gazette marked an important step in organising producers in Inhambane, Gaza and Maputo.
The meeting on 29 August 2025 brought institutions and partners together to validate a proposed strategy for women’s participation, leadership and economic empowerment.
At Cahora Bassa reservoir in Tete, Chicoa Fish Farm began implementing HACCP with MAMAP support. Training helped strengthen hygiene and production procedures.
On the third day of the training organized by UNIDO and INIP, the focus of the 20 fisheries inspectors turned to the future of the sector: prevention. The sessions on
The second day of training for officials from the National Fish Inspection Institute (INIP) was entirely devoted to one of the biggest challenges facing the sector: diseases in aquatic animals.
Training on 21–24 July 2025 brought 20 INIP officers together in Maputo, focusing on aquatic animal health, inspection and export requirements.
A delegation from MAAP and the project attended the international aquaculture gathering in Entebbe, Uganda, in June 2025.
As part of the implementation of the GMAP Project – Global Market Access Programme, implemented by the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) with funding from the Norwegian Agency for
Maputo, June 6, 2025 – The Ministry of Agriculture, Environment, and Fisheries (MAAP), through the National Directorate for Maritime Affairs, celebrated World Oceans Day today, June 6, which is officially
A technical meeting reviewed progress in support to enterprises in Maputo, Gaza, Inhambane, Sofala and Tete, identifying the conditions needed to advance food safety.