Deal #1571 Version 92947 Version 95978
Comment on promised benefits for local communities
The company met with civil society in 2015 to discuss the community development program. In September 2015, the company signed an agreement for the establishment of an advisory committee which creates a platform where civil society, the company and the community can hold discussions. Promised technical training.
The company met with civil society in 2015 to discuss the community development program. In September 2015, the company signed an agreement for the establishment of an advisory committee which creates a platform where civil society, the company and the community can hold discussions. Promised technical training.
Comment on materialized benefits for local communities
By late 2019, Portucel had invested more than $6 million in its Social Development Programme between this deal and deal #3893. Capacity building of 7,000 households for adopting more efficient agricultural techniques through conservation farming/smart agriculture practices. 2,800 families have benefited from training in horticulture (more than 2 million seedlings have been produced since 2017). 795,000 kilos of improved seeds – corn, beans, soya and sesame. Distribution of 881 beehives in the provinces of Manica and Zambezia. 433 families received 3 goatlings each (1,299 animals) to breed and share the first two offsprings. 27 boreholes built + 28 non-operational boreholes repaired. 3,000 families have received solar lamps since 2015. Supporting with USD 150,000 the construction of the Surgical Block at the hospital in Ile, Zambezia province Rehabilitation and building of roads and rural paths of over 5,300 kilometres. Rehabilitation of more than 20 small rural bridges and other road infrastructures.
By late 2019, Portucel had invested more than $6 million in its Social Development Programme between this deal and deal #3893. Capacity building of 7,000 households for adopting more efficient agricultural techniques through conservation farming/smart agriculture practices. 2,800 families have benefited from training in horticulture (more than 2 million seedlings have been produced since 2017). 795,000 kilos of improved seeds – corn, beans, soya and sesame. Distribution of 881 beehives in the provinces of Manica and Zambezia. 433 families received 3 goatlings each (1,299 animals) to breed and share the first two offsprings. 27 boreholes built + 28 non-operational boreholes repaired. 3,000 families have received solar lamps since 2015. Supporting with USD 150,000 the construction of the Surgical Block at the hospital in Ile, Zambezia province Rehabilitation and building of roads and rural paths of over 5,300 kilometres. Rehabilitation of more than 20 small rural bridges and other road infrastructures.

Location #wbSy1OPZ

Spatial accuracy level
Administrative region
Exact location
Point
Lat: -16.16774
Lng: 37.38272
Lat: -15.8944
Lng: 37.2983

Location #MA6kr7Kr

Spatial accuracy level
Administrative region
Location
Manica, Mozambique
Point
Lat: -18.17472
Lng: 33.43835
Description
Manica is a province located in the central region of Mozambique. Provicial capital is Chimoio 1100 km north of Maputo, the country's capital, and 200km west of coastal city Beira. It has an area of 62,272 km² and a population of 1,412,245 (2007 census). It is divided in 12 districts and 5 municipalities: Catandica, Chimoio, Gondola, Manica e Sussundenga.
Comment
In this province, the DUAT Area Portucel Moçambique totals 183,000 hectares in 5 districts: Bárue, Gondola, Manica, Mossurize and Sussendenga.

Data source #pxz9Vdvb

Type
Personal information
Keep PDF not public
No
Date
2013-07-08
Name
Mathieu Boche
Organisation
CIRAD
Email
mathieu.boche@cirad.fr
Includes in-country-verified information
Yes

Data source #VWyFDAuD

File

Data source #OzJO2PTB

File

Data source #Do6Vyl07

File
Type
Other
Url
Keep PDF not public
No
Publication title
Environmental and Social Impact Assessment for the Forest Plantation Project in Manica and Zambezia Provinces
Organisation
IMPACTO
Comment on data source
EIA on the project, undertaken by IMPACTO on behalf of the company. Date of access of website: 12/02/2025 Source of exact location information