Frequently Asked Questions

ACEAGRÁRIOS is an organization committed to the sustainable development of the agricultural sector in Mozambique. Our mission is to design, implement, and monitor public and private projects that boost productivity, food security, and the technical empowerment of rural communities.

Our headquarters are located in Tete City. To ensure efficient geographical coverage and proximity to producers, we also have operational branch offices established in the districts of Inhassoro and Vilankulo.

All public reports, official announcements, and agricultural intervention updates are available on our "Blog & News" page. If you require the official document, you can download it directly in PDF format in your active browsing language.

Support is provided through technical assistance programs, transfer of modern agricultural technologies, training on climate resilience, good farming practices, and facilitating access to formal production output markets.

Government entities, development partners, or private organizations can submit formal collaboration proposals through the submission form on the "Contacts" page or via email to info@aceagrarios.gov.mz.

Yes. Inline with our transparency and inclusive communication policy, important attachments are uploaded in both Portuguese and English. The system automatically detects your browsing language and downloads the corresponding version.

On the Blog page, our search bar performs a dynamic scan directly in the database. It filters the searched terms within both the titles and news content, adjusting the results based on the language selected for the session.

We operate robustly in sustainable agriculture, food and nutritional security, water resource management for irrigation, institutional community training, and socioeconomic development through agribusiness.

Our offices operate from Monday to Friday, from 07:30 AM to 03:30 PM (Mozambique Time), excluding public national holidays.

We develop both types of projects. We execute public social impact interventions funded by the State and international agencies, as well as consultancies and technical partnerships with the corporate private sector.