O que funciona em Moçambique

Mozambique has achieved notable progress in political gender representation, with women's parliamentary share rising from 26% to 43.2% by 2024 through FRELIMO's voluntary 40% quota with zebra lists, among the highest in Sub-Saharan Africa. Financial inclusion has expanded significantly via M-Pesa's growth from 1.9 to 6 million active users (2018–2022), though only ~40% of adults hold a mobile money account compared to a 64% Sub-Saharan African average. On climate action, Mozambique received the world's first FCPF emission-reduction payment of US$6.4 million in October 2021 for the Zambézia programme, with 70% of proceeds allocated to local communities, though cumulative transfers through 2023 reached only ~US$7 million (14% of the maximum commitment). Community-led forest restoration is emerging through initiatives like Kukumuty's Miombo woodland project, which guarantees 60% of carbon revenue to local communities.