AKDN has invested US$300 million in Mozambique since 2001
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Article Author: AKDN has invested US$300 million in Mozambique since 2001
Media Source: Club of Mozambique
Date: 28 August 2019
The AKDN has invested about US$300 million in socio-economic projects in Mozambique since 2001. The money was spent on programmes in the agriculture and food security, health, financial inclusion, education and civil society and tourism sectors. The goal of AKDN is to establish a framework for the full presence of all of the…
The AKDN has invested about US$300 million in socio-economic projects in Mozambique since 2001. The money was spent on programmes in the agriculture and food security, health, financial inclusion, education and civil society and tourism sectors. The goal of AKDN is to establish a framework for the full presence of all of the economic network potential, but also that of the social and cultural network in Mozambique. In total, AKDN employs 1,243 people, 98% of whom are Mozambicans.