Mozambique is a southeastern African country known for its beautiful Indian Ocean coastline, vibrant culture, and rich history. With stunning beaches, coral reefs, and islands like the Quirimbas and Bazaruto Archipelagos, it’s a paradise for diving, snorkeling, and relaxation. Mozambique’s unique blend of African, Portuguese, and Arab influences is reflected in its cuisine, music, and architecture.
Marine and Terrestrial Conservation Areas achieve a METT >70%
40% of partner community residents support the conservation in their areas and in the associated PCA
80% of partner community residents have access to quality primary healthcare within 10km of their residence
80% of ECD leavers achieve regionally relevant Early Learning Outcomes Measure
80% of final year Primary School scholars achieve an average > 60%
40% of final year Secondary School scholars achieve and average > 60%
5% of school leavers receive tertiary support, with 80% of these students finding employment within 3 years
60% of Gr7 and Gr11 scholars in partner communities support local conservation efforts and understand climate change
80% of partner ECD’s are fully water secure, and 80% ECD scholars receive a nutritionally certified meal each day .
Equivalent of 20% of partner community school leavers provided with enterprise development, doubling their profit
Equivalent of 20% of partner community school leavers receive workplace experience, with 60% finding employment within 3 years
Our Theory of Change and Results Chain focus on four key areas: In Conserving Ecosystems, we aim to enhance conservation efforts for the natural ecosystems and biodiversity within these landscapes and seascapes, aligning with Sustainable Development Goals 14 and 15. Future Foundations supports improved access to primary health care and early childhood, as well as primary and secondary Education, in communities that serve as stewards of these landscapes and seascapes, contributing to Sustainable Development Goals 3 and 4. Tomorrow’s Leaders promotes tertiary-level skills and environmental Educationwithin these communities to build future leaders, supporting SDG 4. Lastly, Thriving Communities focuses on enhancing climate resilience, enterprise capacity, youth employment, and sustainable tourism, in line with Sustainable Development Goals 5, 6, 8, and 13.
Current initiatives include
Current initiatives including a partnership with African Parks to support their efforts in engaging the communities about sustainable resource management through the collection of fish catch survey data, sea turtle tagging, turtle movement monitoring and reef monitoring surveys. This work directly supports Sustainable Development Goal 14, Life Below Water.
Current initiatives include
To date we have improved access to 1 school and 1 Healthcare facility, which support improved access to primary health care and early childhood, as well as primary and secondary education, in the communities that are the stewards of these landscapes and seascapes (SDGs 3, 4).
Current initiatives include
To-date we have supported the provision of 4 University bursaries for local youth, through our Community Leaders Education Programme. This work directly supports Sustainable Development Goal 4, Quality Education.
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To date 262 Hippo Water Rollers were distributed to 226 families, 1 clinic and 1 primary school supporting improved climate change resilience.
Wild Impact is a Public Benefit Organisation registered in South Africa. Reg. No.: 930002115