Mozambique Priority 1: Development of Human Capital and Social Justice; Expanded and improved access to health services; Promoting civi participation by youth through sociocultural, economic and sports activities; Promoting gender equity and equality, social inclusion and protection of most vulnerable segments of the population
Mozambique Priority 3: Strengthen the sustainable use of natural resources and environment including the conservation of ecosystems and biodiversity; Reduce the vulnerability of communities to climate risks, natural disasters and anthropogenic actions
Mozambique's National Strategy for Management and Conservation of Coral Reefs
Mozambique's National Strategy for Adaptation and Mitigation of Climate Change
Mozambique's National Strategy for Emission Reduction From Deforestation and Forest Degradation
Mozambique's Forest Conservation and Increase of Carbon Reserves Through the Forests
Mozambique's National Strategy for Mangrove Management
Mozambique's Fisheries Law (Law n. 22/2013) which empowers local communities to lead in fisheries management
Biodiversity Conservation Law (Law n. 5/2017) which enables the creation of Community Conservation Areas.
The 2022 Maputo Declaration to halt and address threats to Miombo woodland ecosystems.
The Aichi Biodiversity Targets that aim to conserve coastal and marine areas through effectively and equitably managed, ecologically representative and a well-connected systems of protected areas.
12 of the 17 UN's 2030 Sustainable Development Goals.
