Founded in the aftermath of the 2021 attacks in Palma, Mozambique, the Palma Development Foundation (FPDP) emerged as a beacon of hope for the region. Committed to fostering sustainable livelihoods and community mpowerment, FPDP focuses on initiatives aimed at economic development, environmental conservation, and social resilience. With a strong emphasis on circular economies and innovative solutions, FPDP strives to create lasting positive imapacts in Cabo Delgado and beyond.

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Stories of Impact

From Survival to Rebuilding
Anastácia Micas

From Survival to Rebuilding

Anastácia Filipe Micas was born on November 5, 1994, in...

From Trauma to Solidarity
Rufina Njuluco

From Trauma to Solidarity

I Gave Birth in the Forest, Between Fear and Hope

From Fear to a New Beginning
Saide Mussa

From Fear to a New Beginning

Saide Mussa Saide was born on April 12, 2005, in the village of Ngueo, in the locality of Mute, Palma district. He grew up with his parents in the same community where he was born.

Rooted in Strength
Isabel Licavanga

Rooted in Strength

At 71, Mrs. Isabel is growing more than bamboo, she is growing security, dignity, and hope.

Growing More Than Crops
Anastacia and Vincent

Growing More Than Crops

In Palma, sustainable farming is restoring stability, dignity, and hope.

Our Goals
Our Goals
Workers

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COMMUNITY-OWNED BAMBOO FORESTS

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LIVES DIRECTLY EMPOWERED

Beneficiary

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SEQUESTRED ANNUALLY FROM THE ATMOSPHERE

Workshop

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CLIMATE-SMART COOKING SYSTEMS

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RENEWABLE BAMBOO-BASED ENERGY OUTPUT

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Be Part of the Change

Your support helps expand sustainable bamboo plantations, reduce carbon emissions, and create real opportunities for communities in Cabo Delgado.

Vision

To foster resilient communities built on the pillars of unity, peace, and mutual benefit, while equipping vulnerable farming communities with the tools to adapt to climate change, diversify their resources, and effectively mitigate risks.

Mission

To empower vulnerable communities to build resilience against social, economic, and cultural risks, as well as climate change.

Approach

Our community-based approach combines bamboo cultivation with food crops to restore soils, enhance biodiversity, and tackle climate change. Through sustainable farming practices, we aim to uplift livelihoods and reduce poverty in the communities we serve.

ROVUMA BAMBOO BELT

Our Plantations

150 hectares of pilot bamboo plantations across three sites in Cabo Delgado, Mozambique — transforming degraded land into thriving bamboo forests.

Growth Stages

  • Ready to Harvest
    Harvest
  • 9m avg. Height
    Mature
  • 6m avg. Height
    Growing
  • 3m avg. Height
    Young
  • Established
    Stable
  • Planted
    New
  • Planting Laid Out
    Layout
  • Prepared
    Prep
  • Cleared
    Clear
  • Cut Back
    Reset
  • Not Started
    Pending
Pilot Phase: 150 hectares across 3 communities. The Rovuma Bamboo Belt project aims to expand community-owned bamboo forests and create sustainable opportunities.

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