Reconstruction and Rehabilitation in Rural Areas : Project Moz-5331
Project / Programme Summary

I.Basic data

Sector(s): Development
Title: Project Moz-5331: "Reconstruction and Rehabilitation in Rural Areas"
Donor country/ organization: World Food Programme (WFP)
Other donors / organizations involved: The World Bank
Beneficiary countries / regions: All Mozambique
Implementing agencies in beneficiary countries / regions: Ministry of Education
Duration: 5 years
Starting Date: December 1997
Project / Program budget: US$ 12.2 million
Finance / Type of cooperation: Grant - Food Aid

II.Project / programme description

  1. Objectives
    Improve the living-conditions in rural areas through the reconstruction and rehabilitation of physical infrastructure in the field of primary education and health, in support of the Government's national Reconstruction Programme.
  2. Activities / contents
    • Increase access by the rural population to primary school education and primary health care through the reconstruction and rehabilitation of primary schools and primary health care posts.
    • Improve living conditions in rural areas for headmasters, and health staff through the provision of housing and sanitary facilities.
    • Provide short-term employment through reconstruction works using labour-intensive technologies and local construction materials.
  3. Expected outcomes / impacts
    • Construction of 900 primary schools with the correspondent administration area.
    • Construction of 300 upgraded health centres.
    • Construction of 1,650 staff houses, 900 for school headmasters and 750 for health staff.
    • Establishment of 1,200 collective latrines.
    • Establishment of 1,200 wells/boreholes with hand-pumps.
  4. Features in line with the Agenda for Action
    This project is in line with the agenda for action, as it covers Public Work.

III.Contact point:

WFP Africa Region Bureau (OSA) Fax.: 0039-6-6513-2839
Mr. Mohamed Zejjari, Regional Director OSA Tel.: 0039-6-6513-2201
Mr. Tun Myat, Director RE Tel.: 0039-6-6513-2009

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