The World Food Programme (WFP) and the Confederation of Associations of Mozambique (CTA) have established a partnership aimed at combating food insecurity in the country. This collaboration seeks to leverage the strengths of both organizations—the WFP’s extensive humanitarian reach and the CTA’s network within the Mozambican private sector. The initiative will focus on bolstering food production, improving market access for smallholder farmers, and strengthening food supply chains. Key areas of focus include identifying logistical challenges and developing innovative solutions to reduce food loss and waste. Both parties believe that coordinating efforts between public and private entities is crucial for achieving sustainable food security. The partnership signifies a commitment to building resilience within Mozambique’s food systems and ensuring access to adequate nutrition for vulnerable populations. Further details regarding specific projects and implementation strategies are expected to be announced shortly.