Sustainable Development in Mozambique

Sustainable Development in Mozambique Volume 1 examines the strategic efforts to establish long-term ecological and economic stability within the region. This academic work focuses on the transition from a period of destruction to a focused era of growth during the late 1990s. It provides critical insights into how these initiatives impact neighboring South Africa and the broader African continent.

The text integrates research from government ministers, NGOs, and academics specializing in sustainable development. Key topics include governance, decentralization, and the management of natural resources through the harmonization of formal and customary law. This volume also analyzes industrial development projects, water resource management, environmental education, coastal zone protection, and the specific environmental impacts of gold mining in Mozambique.