Mozambique transfers development projects to local agency
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Government officials and partners in Mozambique recently reviewed the Northern Channel Rehabilitation Project (NCRP) as it concluded and transferred remaining work to Moz Community.
The group assessed the project’s successes and challenges, focusing on how to improve future development work in Cabo Delgado province. Of the 80 infrastructure projects initially planned, 42 finished during the NCRP’s run.
The Northern Integrated Development Agency (ADIN) will now lead the remaining interventions under Moz Community, a World Bank-funded program with a $25 million budget. Participants discussed improving project implementation through better coordination, adherence to purchasing rules, and communication with businesses. Businesspeople in Cabo Delgado suggested dividing projects into smaller parts to allow more local contractors to bid on the work.
ADIN committed to fair and open purchasing processes that meet legal and technical standards, and the meeting aimed to strengthen cooperation between partners to support continued development in the region.
