1.
ADRA Mozambique
3TH -4TH Dec 2015
Hotel Mercury
Paris, France

2.
Brief Background of Grantee
 ADRA (Adventist and Relief Development
Agency) is a non profit organization
established in Mozambique since 1987 in
response to the war crisis. With the end of
the civil war ADRA focused interventions in
development programs in areas of food
security, income generation, health and
nutrition, water, sanitation & hygiene and
education with the Goal to improve the
livelihoods of rural populations in targeted
areas.

3.
Brief Summary of project theory of
change and objectives
 Sustainable guarante of food
security for 1500 beneficiaries
throught agricultural practices
wich contributes to reduce the
degradation and deforestation
rates

4.
Specific Objective
Reduction of practices and human actions
that increase the pressure for deforestation
and degradation
Increasing of production and productivity of
sellected crops introduced within the
benefited communities

5.
High level results at the outcome and
objective level
0
200
400
600
800
1000
1200
1400
1600
1800
Maize Ground
nuts
Pegeon pea Sesame
before project
Target
Achieved
1800 kg
1300 kg
480 kg
300 kg
1000 kg
1200 kg
800 kg
160 kg
300 kg
217 kg
1100 kg

6.
Activities and achievements
Activity Target Achievement % of Achievement
# of farmer trained in
shifting cultivation
1500 1096 74 %
# of farmer trained in
conservation farming
1500 1096 74 %
# of farmer trained in
good agriculture
pratices
1500 855 57 %

7.
Activities and achievements
0
500
1,000
1,500
2,000
# of farmers
trained in
establishement
of bacias
permanentes
# of farmers
trained in
production and
use of compost
# of farmers
trained in
horticulture
production
Target
Achieved
120 %
91%
66%

8.
Result on carbon stocks in areas with and without
conservation agricultura including native forest
a
a
b b
c
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
FN_30 AC_16 AC_4 AC_3 Ancov_15
EST(MgC/ha)
Crop System

9.
Can working with small scale farmers in
smallholdings actually make any difference?
0
500
1000
1500
2000
2500
3000
3500
4000
4500
Maize Ground nuts
before project
Target
Achieved
4200kg
3500 kg
1200g
160 kg 300 kg
800 kg

10.
What does it cost and how to scale up?
 Low labor
 Land requirement
 Low in-puts
 Marketing component
 VSL
 Integrations of different approaches

11.
Emerging challenges and lessons……
 Coverage area of the implementation
 Needs outcomes in very short time
 Self Organized Farmer Organizations tend to be more active and willing to
participate in project interventions.

12.
Thank you for your
attention