Food security CSR in Mozambique
A food security project you can show in your CSR report, receipt by receipt.
Sponsor a block of smallholder farmers in Mozambique. Inputs are bought from local seed shops, every receipt is shared, and your team follows farmers, hectares and harvests on a live dashboard.
- Start with a 5-farmer trial block for $750, then scale to 25 or 100 farmers.
- Reportable outputs: farmers reached, hectares under improved inputs, dollars to local seed shops, harvest results.
- Employee and member giving pages with gift cards for your people.
Farmers waiting for this season’s seed
Tap Sponsor to fund a farmer’s season from $25. Choose by province.
Paula M.
Cario C.
Hélio M.
Emercia O.
Filipe N.
Alexandre X.
How it works
1. Choose a farmer
Pick a real farmer by name, crop and province. Verified farmers are visited in the field.
2. Your gift goes to the seed shop
From $25. We pay the farmer’s local agro-dealer for seed, fertilizer and tools. Never cash.
3. You get the receipt
The shop receipt, a photo of the seed in the ground and a harvest update, by email and on the live dashboard.
4. It is paid forward
After harvest the farmer pays the season into a community fund that sponsors the next farmer.
Frequently asked questions
What is a good food security CSR project in Mozambique?
One that is traceable: funding seed, fertilizer and tools for named smallholder farmers through local seed shops, with receipts and harvest results you can report.
How much does a farmer block cost?
About $150 per farmer per season: $750 for a 5-farmer trial block, $3,750 for 25 farmers and $15,000 for 100.
What reporting do partners get?
A list of the farmers funded, every seed-shop receipt, a live dashboard view and monthly field reports with photos and video.
Can employees take part?
Yes. Partners get a giving page where employees or members add their own gifts from $25, with gift cards.
When should a project start?
Before the November–December rains, so inputs reach farmers for planting.
Gifts, not investments. 92% goes to the farmer’s local seed shop; 8% covers field verification.