Apr 23, 2025 | Agriculture, Arts and Culture, Awareness, Coffee, Community, Conservation, Education, Equality and Human Rights, Sustainable Development, Tourism
1. The Gorongosa Project is a non-profit organization that co-manages Gorongosa National Park with the Government of Mozambique. We also team with the Government to support the communities who live next to the Park in a designated Sustainable Development Zone. We are...
Apr 13, 2025 | Awareness, Conservation, Education, Equality and Human Rights, Girls Club, Netherlands
Top photo – Ambassador Elsbeth Akkerman (third from the right) hosts a roundtable with the women who work at Gorongosa National Park. Text and photos by Samo Jossefa Netherlands ambassador Elsbeth Akkerman visited Gorongosa National Park in honor of...
Mar 18, 2025 | Community, Education, Employee Profile, Equality and Human Rights
Where women lead, nature thrives. On March 18, 2025, Gorongosa National Park held a special event in honor of all women and girls, led by Mércia Ângela (Veterinarian) and Emília Augusto (Ranger). With the theme: “For ALL Women and Girls: Rights....
Aug 15, 2024 | Equality and Human Rights
(On July 23, 2024, Boise State University awarded Greg Carr the Frank Church Institute Public Service Award. Mr. Carr’s remarks following his acceptance of the award are below.) Boise Carr Talk – Resize-Download
Jun 15, 2024 | Education, Equality and Human Rights, Sustainable Development
Training on financial inclusion was held in the district of Gorongosa, province of Sofala in late May. This training, delivered in late May by Mr. Mendonça Narreria, financial inclusion program manager and João Baptista, monitoring and evaluation manager, is an...
Jun 15, 2024 | Community, Education, Equality and Human Rights, Girls Club, Sustainable Development, Youth Clubs
A new job training center launched in June is expected to increase local income and diversify the area economy by strengthening skills, improving the technical capacity of the workforce, and creating self-employment opportunities for the local population. The center...
