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Fostering peace-positive private sector development and investment in Mozambique

Joint study by the African Development Bank and Interpeace. Summary of findings and recommendations on how private investment in Mozambique can be designed to strengthen, rather than strain, social cohesion.

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Published: June 2024Authors: African Development Bank and Interpeace

What it covers

A joint study by the African Development Bank and Interpeace on how private sector development and investment in Mozambique interact with the drivers of conflict, and how they could be designed to strengthen social cohesion instead. This summary sets out the main findings and recommendations for investors, development finance institutions and government: where investment is most likely to reduce tension, which practices raise it, and what a peace-positive approach to project design requires in the Mozambican context.

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