Mozambique - Enhancing private sector engagement and capacity building in fragile context

This intervention concerns Enhancing Private Sector Engagement and Capacity Building for Refugees and IDPs in Fragile Context in Mozambique. The project aims to enhance private sector engagement in fragile contexts, such as those in refugee and IDP settlements and their surrounding host communities in Nampula and Cabo Delgado Provinces and contribute to improving the economic inclusion and self-reliance of the displaced and the communities that host them. The project will provide capacity building and strengthen market linkages in the refugee and IDP locations making them inclusive – system/ entrepreneurship actors including the local private and public sectors, service providers as well as refugees, IDPs and their host communities who are often excluded all benefit from economic opportunities therein. At the end of the project, refugees, IDPs and their host communities are expected to have improved capacity to meet market demand, resulting in more sustainable opportunities. On the other hand, the private sector is expected to benefit from access to more stable supply.