Kukumuty – Mozambique
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About the project
Kukumuty works to enrich Miombo forests in and around Chibabava, Mozambique, creating climate resilient agroecosystems and sustainable livelihood opportunities.
The Miombo tropical woodland ecosystem is rich in biodiversity with 8500 floristic species, more than half of which are endemic. Miombo covers roughly 10% of the African continent and in central and northern Mozambique, this complex agro-ecosystem mosaic supports nearly two-thirds of rural livelihoods and energy requirements. Changing climate patterns, combined with growing economic stress for rural households, has increased pressure on miombo woodland resources, tree cover, biodiversity and ecosystem services.
The Kukumuty project introduces climate mitigation and adaptation strategies to combat these stressors and build sustainable woodland management approaches while ensuring communities have the resources they need.
From the protected forest, I collect Strychnos fruit, which I sell at the market to earn extra income and support my family.
Additional Project Documents
- Annex 1 - Project Boundaries
- Annex 2 - Registration certificates and partner agreement
- Annex 5 - Initial FPIC (supplementary information)
- Annex 6 - Carbon calculation spreadsheets
- Annex 13 - Supplementary notes to monitoring plan
- Annex 15 - Letter of approval
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