About 700 families in the village of Conono, in the Mocuba-Sede Administrative District of Zambezia Province, will begin to benefit this year from organized, safe housing settlements equipped with basic social infrastructure.
According to the Director-General of the Zambeze Agency, Celso Cunha, who was speaking on the sidelines of a recent working meeting in Mocuba with District Administrator Adelina Tavares, the project includes an integrated water supply and photovoltaic energy system that could benefit about 3,500 people.
Celso Cunha also announced that approximately 700 plots have already been demarcated for various purposes.
“We will support the construction of a police station, the modernization and expansion of the education system—including an increase in the number of classrooms and recreational areas—as well as the construction of a health facility, in order to make these areas more attractive,” he stated.
On that occasion, the Administrator of Mocuba noted that the project could have a direct impact on the communities.
It should be noted that this initiative is part of the support that the Zambezi Agency provides to local governments, within the framework of integrating planning, land use, and local socioeconomic development components.
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