Livelihoods

Donation of 4,000 solar lamps to displaced families, Mozambique

On 22 July 2021, Gemfields Foundation provided support to internally displaced people who have fled their homes following terrorist attacks further North, and now reside in camps in the Cabo Delgado province. Purchased by the Gemfields Foundation and distributed with the help of our team at Montepuez Ruby Mining (MRM) in alignment with the government,

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Donation of 60 kits of essentials for displaced people, Mozambique

MRM provided further supplies: 60 parcels of essential items to 60 displaced families in need of humanitarian aid. The kits comprised: rice, maize, sugar, beans and oil, as well as essential hygiene items such as soap, toothpaste and toothbrushes. In order to prevent pandemic contagion, MRM chose not to hold a public event to distribute

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Supported farming associations increase yield by over 80%, Mozambique

Seven communities participating in the Community Conservation Agriculture Project, supported by MRM, produced 83.7% more in 2019/2020 than they had in the previous season. The associations produced a total of 1,260,556 kg of various products, including maize, cowpeas, groundnuts and sesame. The production of these crops benefited from the monitoring and supply of agricultural tools

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Update on Students Training at the Vocational Training Centre, Mozambique

Prior to the state of emergency announced in Mozambique resulting from the coronavirus pandemic, the vocational training centre built by MRM and operated by the government’s training provider IFPELAC was steadily training its next cohort of graduates.A second group was initiated in February 2020, with the introduction of a new course of painting for civil

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