Mozambique

The capital and main city is Maputo.
The official language is Portuguese
Area: 309,500 sq mi (approx. 3x the size of the State of Michigan)
Population approx. 29 million in 2016
Climate: Mozambique has a tropical climate with two seasons, a wet season from October to March and a dry season from April to September

Fun Fact: Some of the richest coral reefs are in Mozambique. There are over 1,200 species of fish that have been identified in the coastal waters of Mozambique.

Main Research Themes

Publications and Presentations

The Evaluation of the Impacts of Title II Monetization Programs for Wheat and Crude Edible Oils in Mozambique, 1997-2007

Published on January 1, 2010
IDWP 103. Cynthia Donovan, Helder Zavale, and David Tschirley. January 2010.
Are Staple Foods Becoming More Expensive for Urban Consumers in Eastern and Southern Africa? Trends in Food Prices, Marketing Margins, and Wage Rates in Kenya, Malawi, Mozambique, and Zambia

Published on June 1, 2009
IDWP 98. Nicole Mason, T.S. Jayne, Cynthia Donovan, and Antony Chapoto. Michigan State University. June 2009
Agricultural Statistics in Sub-Saharan Africa: Differences in Institutional Arrangements and their Impacts on Agricultural Statistics Systems. A Synthesis of Four Country Case Studies

Published on October 2, 2008
IDWP 95. Valerie Kelly and Cynthia Donovan. October 2008
Successes and Challenges of Food Market Reform: Experiences from Kenya, Mozambique, Zambia, and Zimbabwe

Published on January 2, 1999
IDWP 72. T.S. Jayne, Mulinge Mukumbu, Munhamo Chisvo, David Tschirley, Michael T. Weber, Ballard Zulu, Robert Johansson, Paula Santos, and David Soroko. January 1999. 45 pp.
What Makes Agricultural Intensification Profitable for Mozambican Smallholders?

Published on October 31, 1998
IDWP 69. Julie A. Howard, José Jaime Jeje, David Tschirley, Paul Strasberg, Eric W. Crawford, and Michael T. Weber. November 1998. 98 pp.

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Mozambique "Flash"

This is a series of short papers, closely focused on issues of relevance for understanding the Mozambican food and agricultural system. These were produced under the Mozambique Policy Analysis and Planning Capacity for Improved Food Security and Nutrition Outcomes (MOZCAPAN) project (Projecto de Fortalecimento da Capacidade de Análise de Políticas e Planificação para a Melhoria da Segurança Alimentar e Nutrição). These are currently stored in the archive.