Mozambican President Daniel Francisco Chapo launched the 2026/2027 Agricultural Campaign and the PROSPERA initiative on Monday, 9 November, during the main ceremony held in Miala village, Unango Administrative Post, Sanga district, Niassa province.

Under the slogan “Let’s Produce to Feed Mozambique”, the campaign aims to increase production and productivity, strengthen food and nutrition security and reduce dependence on imports.

On the occasion, the Head of State handed over cheques worth one million meticais each to seven cotton and oilseed producers, totalling seven million meticais, and presented the National Seed Traceability and Labelling System, which makes it possible to verify the authenticity of agricultural inputs.

Photo: Ministério da Agricultura, Ambiente e Pescas

The event also marked the launch of PROSPERA, an initiative designed to bring producers closer to technical assistance, information on financing, climate alerts and markets. A key feature is the “Olá Produtor” (Hello Producer) service, which combines artificial intelligence (AI) with support from specialists.

“PROSPERA is not a financing programme or a programme for distributing inputs or equipment, but an inclusion instrument that seeks to bring producers closer to the services and opportunities available in the sector,” the President said.

The initiative strengthens the Government’s efforts to boost domestic production, improve the incomes of farming families and strengthen food security in Mozambique.

Photo: Ministério da Agricultura, Ambiente e Pescas

Photo: Ministério da Agricultura, Ambiente e Pescas

Photo: Ministério da Agricultura, Ambiente e Pescas

Photo: Presidência da República de Moçambique

Photo: Ministério da Agricultura, Ambiente e Pescas