The DECIDE platform offers technical and professional training to victims of post-election protests in Mozambique

Within the framework of the TUMAINI Project, funded by the Canada Fund for Local Initiatives (CFLI), the DECIDE Platform is offering a series of technical and vocational training courses and economic empowerment programs aimed at victims and families affected by post-election violence in Mozambique.

The training programs cover areas such as mechanics, metalwork, agriculture, mobile phone and computer repair, languages, media and communication, among others, with the aim of equipping beneficiaries with the skills to rebuild their livelihoods, achieve economic independence and create new life opportunities.

This initiative represents an important step in the commitment to promote reconciliation, recovery, dignity and autonomy for people affected by post-election demonstrations, through the development of professional skills and the creation of opportunities for their socio-economic reintegration.

More than just transmitting knowledge, this initiative seeks to restore opportunities, strengthen dignity, and contribute to the socioeconomic recovery and reintegration of affected individuals.