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A recent study provides new insights into intergenerational social mobility in Mozambique, focusing on education and occupation, as well as multidimensional and subjective well-being. This adds an important perspective to existing national poverty and well-being...
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Sofiare Jamú

Importance of agriculture Agriculture is fundamental to Mozambique’s national development as stated in the constitution. It is the primary source of income for over 70% of the population and contributes 23% to the country’s GDP...
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Hanna Berkel and Hilário Muchabel

Despite global efforts to formalize enterprises, the majority still operate informally. Recent data from 2022 indicates that 8 out of 10 enterprises globally remain informal. Advocates for formalization policies at the ILO and OECD argue...
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Félix Mambo and Ricardo Santos

Mozambique ranks in the bottom 20 of the human development index, with nearly two-thirds of its population (18.9 million people) living below the USD 0.70-a-day national poverty line. Simultaneously, the country struggles to finance public...
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Juli Melembe, Kenny Mutar

INTRODUCTION This poster summarizes recent developments in Mozambique’s business environment, focusing on key findings from the Mozambican manufacturing enterprise survey (IIM 2012-17-22), created under the Inclusive Growth in Mozambique (IGM) programme. It examines four dimensions...
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Pamela Mabunda, Valdemiro Américo

KEY FINDINGS Many students find themselves facing inactivity, unemployment, and informal work [5 & 8]. Women in TVET face more obstacles than men in labor transitions [2, 5 & 8]. Peer salary information significantly influences...
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Hilário Muchabel, Telça Massingue

Consumption Poverty (CP) decreased until 14/15, but then increased sharply until 19/20.Multidimensional Poverty (MP) steadily improved, reducing to about half of its 96/97 level in 19/20.The South is multidimensionally less poor than the Center and...
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Marcelo Mucocana, Vasco Vilanculo

The presource curse in Mozambique Natural resource exploitation is often associated with macroeconomic distortions due to Dutch Disease. In Mozambique major challenges have emerged in the discovery and development phases, years prior to actual production...
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Launched in 2015 and completed in 2022, the Institutional Diagnostic Project aimed at identifying institutional factors that affect development, reforms that may help address existing institutional constraints, and factors that can preclude or enable these...
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Industrias Manufactureiras
A well-functioning manufacturing sector has the potential to transform an economy by generating high-quality and poverty-reducing employment, fuelling growth through enhanced productivity and innovation, and improving the opportunities for trade in the globally interconnected economy...
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Giulia Barletta, Ines A. Ferreira and Vincenzo...

A recent study examines how inequality is perceived among young adults in Mozambique and how perceptions of inequality correlate with different demographic characteristics, including gender. It focuses on how young Mozambicans view the disparities between...