Women partake in socioeconomic activities at the Mocimboa Sede
Women from Mocimboa Sede, aged 18 to 24, are proactively shaping their futures. Led by a president and treasurer, they began with modest savings and small sales. Each member invests in building a business—making homemade goods, baking, or reselling products. With family support for resources like freezers and stoves, they're turning small ideas into thriving ventures.
Meeting every Saturday, they’ve grown their collective savings from 3,000 to 16,000 in three months. At the WGSS, they share dreams of education and expanding into fashion and food businesses, proving that with determination and support, anything is possible.
© UNFPA Mozambique/2024/Mbuto Machili
Women partake in socioeconomic activities at the Mocimboa Sede
Women from Mocimboa Sede, aged 18 to 24, are proactively shaping their futures. Led by a president and treasurer, they began with modest savings and small sales. Each member invests in building a business—making homemade goods, baking, or reselling products. With family support for resources like freezers and stoves, they're turning small ideas into thriving ventures.
Meeting every Saturday, they’ve grown their collective savings from 3,000 to 16,000 in three months. At the WGSS, they share dreams of education and expanding into fashion and food businesses, proving that with determination and support, anything is possible.
© UNFPA Mozambique/2024/Mbuto Machili