17 MILLION SCHOOL-
AGED YOUTH IN
MOZAMBIQUE
of all the
women in
Mozambique
are illiterate
Sky-high unemployment rates and deteriorated families set the backdrop for Mozambique’s children…
Economic dependence on South Africa, severe drought, and a prolonged civil war have slowed Mozambique’s development.
With current political stability, economic growth and an abundance of natural resources, many doors are opening for work. Sadly, the lack of education perpetuates a void of educated workers and prevents locals from equitably benefiting from foreign investment.