ADPP Mozambique

ADPP is a Mozambican non-governmental association working in the areas of quality education, health, environment and sustainable agriculture. It was established in 1982 and has grown steadily during its 41 years of existence. ADPP currently employs around 3,000 staff­ and implements over 60 projects across all 11 provinces of the country, with a special focus on education, teacher training, food security, HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis prevention and care and nutrition improvement. ADPP projects benefit more than 6 million Mozambican people. Over the years, ADPP has gained extensive experience of using community mobilization packages with tailored advocacy messages, mobilizing vulnerable populations, girls, women, boys and men, duty bearers, CSOs, traditional/ religious leaders and authorities in a bottom-up movement towards ending social injustices such as retrogressive laws, practices, harmful gender norms that perpetrate ill health, illiteracy, gender based violence, poor nutritional status, food insecurity, child marriages, teenage pregnancies among others. 

Primary Functions

• Program/Project Implementation

Secondary Functions

• Awareness Raising/Advocacy

Geographic Scope

• National

Attainment

• Primary completion
• Primary to secondary transition

Other

• Early childhood development

Other skills

• Financial literacy
• Life skills/sexuality education
• Rights/empowerment education
• Vocational training

Quality

• School quality
• Teacher training

Skills

• Literacy
• Numeracy
• Other academic performance-related
• STEM

Website

ADPP Mozambique

Headquarters location(s)

Not applicable or unknown

Office location(s)

• Mozambique

Contacts

Olivia Machel

Partnership officer

olivia.machel@adpp-mozambique.org

+258829425460

ADPP Mozambique