African Development Bank and Mozambique Strengthen Collaboration to Boost Project Performance and Economic Growth.
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African Development Bank and Mozambique Strengthen Collaboration to Boost Project Performance and Economic Growth.
The African Development Bank (AfDB) and the Government of Mozambique have concluded the 2025 Country Portfolio Performance Review (CPPR), aimed at enhancing the effectiveness of the Bank’s \$1.3 billion active portfolio in the country.
The review reflects a sha
red commitment to achieving significant development outcomes and advancing Mozambique’s economic transformation and social progress.
Mozambique’s Minister of Finance, Carla Alexandra Loveira, emphasized the value of the review process, stating that it offers an opportunity to assess progress, learn from challenges, and improve strategies for more effective project delivery. She described the review as a potential turning point in unlocking the full benefits of development funding for the country’s advancement.
Held from June 18 to 19, the two-day workshop gathered representatives from government ministries and project implementation units. Discussions focused on improving project execution, enhancing operational quality, boosting implementation capacity, streamlining supervision, and improving coordination with development partners.
Macmillan Anyanwu, the Bank’s Country Manager for Mozambique, highlighted the importance of the review in addressing implementation challenges and ensuring that Bank-supported projects yield maximum results aligned with Mozambique’s development goals.
As a result of the CPPR, a revised Country Portfolio Improvement Plan will be drafted, outlining specific actions and recommendations to address identified issues. This plan will be submitted to senior government leaders, including the Finance Minister and other sectoral heads, for formal approval in June 2025.
As of April 2025, the AfDB’s portfolio in Mozambique includes 42 operations under 32 projects. The funding is primarily focused on the energy sector (51%), followed by transport (28%), agriculture (16%), water and sanitation (2%), economic governance (2%), and social development (1%).
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