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Mozambique, World Bank Discuss Joint Development Projects

Government officials and Bank staff jointly reviewed the performance of World Bank-funded projects during the annual Country Portfolio Performance Review held in Maputo.


  • The objective of the Health Service Delivery Project for Mozambique is to: (a) reduce child mortality; (b) reduce maternal mortality; (c) reduce the burden of malaria; (d) reduce the prevalence of tuberculosis; and (e) reduce inequity in the access to health services in Mozambique. There are four components to the project. The first component of the project is improvement in service delivery. This will help expand the coverage of fixed facilities and improve access to health services. Associatin...More»
  • The objective of the Mozambique ProMaputo : The Maputo Municipal Development Program is to strengthen the capacity of the City Council (CMM) to develop, manage and maintain quality service delivery to its citizens. The development objective for Phase I is to strengthen the CMM's institutional and financial capacity to support achievement of long-term service delivery goals, and to implement selected priority investments. The project includes the following components: component A - institutional ...More»
  • The Beira Railways Project for Mozambique mainly aims to: (a) make cost effective and efficient transport available for the freight and passenger traffic in the Zambezi Valley to accelerate economic growth and reduce poverty in the sub-region; (b) increase international traffic through the Beira Railway system; and (c) ensure the operational, managerial and financial sustainability of the Beira Railway system, There are three project components. Component 1. Rehabilitation, maintenance and opera...More»
  • The objectives of the Mozambique Energy Reform and Access Project (ERAP) are to: changing two of the four triggers for Adaptable Program Loan (APL) II in line with the Government's revised approach to sector reform and the resulting reallocation of credit funds; changing the project description of the power sector reform component based on the Government's new approach; and re-allocating about 30 percent of the credit proceeds to provide additional support for the state-owned electric power u...More»

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