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how we are meeting needs in mozambique:
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Child Development Programs
Problem: The children in the community need trained teachers and supplies.
Solution:
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Train teachers and upgrade programs. |
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Distribute school materials. |
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Create civic education program. |
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Renovate school bathroom facilities. |
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Form Children's Bible schools and Youth Bible clubs. |
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Find vocational training opportunities for youth of the appropriate age. |
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Agriculture and Nutrition Programs
Problem: Food security is the main problem in this very poor country.
Solution: A program that will benefit about 28,000 persons in 48 communities by:
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Increasing crop production. |
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Training farmer marketing groups, including beekeeping groups, and linking them to private sector commodity buyers. |
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Promoting crop varieties rich in vitamin A, mainly for feeding malnourished children. |
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Adopting sustainable agricultural techniques for the five key crops grown in this area. |
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Producing high-quality seed. |
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Relief Programs
Problem: Is a place with many natural disasters such as drought, floods, cyclones, tidal waves, HIV/AIDS, and Deforestation which creat fragile physical environment, economy, and institutions.
Solution:
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Acquire emergency equipment and supplies. |
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Create a functioning early warning system. |
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Provide disaster training. |
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Prove hospital equipment to be better equipped. |
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Health Programs
Problem: Widespread diseases, malnutrition, unsanitary water and living conditions.
Solution: Staff will be working in 6 communities that will benefit 4000 people by:
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Improving safe water practices at individual household level. |
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Improving safe sanitary practices. |
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Filtering water at household level. |
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