Construction and equipping of The Murrebue Maternity Ward In 2025, the Mozambique LNG Foundation relaunched a critical health investment in Pemba: the construction and full equipping of a new maternity ward.   Included as part of the upgrade of the local Murrébué Health Center, in Mecufi District, to a Type I facility funded by the [...]

In March 2025, a solar-powered water system was inaugurated in Paquitequete, Pemba’s oldest and most densely populated neighborhood, home to thousands of displaced families. This transformative project now provides clean drinking water to 30,000 residents—an essential service in a community where water scarcity and poor sanitation have long threatened public health.

To reduce child mortality and malnutrition, eight multifunctional community health posts are being built across seven of Cabo Delgado’s most underserved districts: Mocímboa da Praia, Palma, Mueda, Chiure, Meluco, Metuge, Montepuez, and Nangade.

To keep children, especially girls, in safe, well-equipped learning environments, this initiative is building and upgrading schools in Cabo Delgado. A new school is being constructed in Mondlane, while the school in Maganja is being rehabilitated, expanded, and equipped as the first fully serviced basic school in the country, benefiting 2,530 students.

To promote inclusive education and keep children—especially girls—in safe, well-equipped schools, this initiative is delivering 20 equipped libraries, including 7 in secondary schools, and constructing 6 new libraries from the ground up.

In partnership with MISAU (Ministry of Health) and DPS/CD, this initiative is training and providing equipment to 200 multipurpose community health agents to deliver first-line healthcare across Cabo Delgado.

Launched in 2024 by MozYouth, this two-year internship program aims to empower 500 young people, with a focus on Cabo Delgado, Niassa, and Nampula.

In partnership with Pemba Municipal Council and the District Governments of Palma and Mocímboa da Praia, this initiative is installing 500 solar-powered light posts across 12 communities in Palma, Mocímboa da Praia, and Pemba, directly benefiting 50,000 people.