Save the Children, in partnership with the National Institute of Social Action (INAS), has completed the registration of over 6,150 beneficiaries of the Productive Social Action Programme (PSAP) in Manica, Gaza, and Tete provinces. Conducted between July and August 2025 using the SIB-Mobile application, this activity aims to strengthen the climate resilience of vulnerable communities and ensure that assistance effectively reaches those most in need.
Save the Children, in partnership with the National Institute of Social Action, has completed the registration of beneficiaries for the Productive Social Action Programme in Manica, Gaza, and Tete provinces. This activity aims to strengthen the climate resilience of vulnerable communities by linking climate change adaptation with social protection.
The registration, conducted between July and August 2025, covered nine districts and involved over 6,150 PSAP beneficiaries. Data collection was carried out by trained technical teams using the SIB-Mobile application, ensuring efficiency, security, and quality in capturing demographic and socioeconomic information.
The process included:
Training of 41 technicians, including district officials, INAS technicians, and social workers; data collection in 96 communities; creation of a secure and updated digital database; and promotion of transparency and inclusion at all stages of the registration.
Expected outcomes include a final list of verified beneficiaries, a comprehensive process report, and recommendations for future actions. This registration is an important step to ensure that assistance reaches those most in need, contributing to the effectiveness of the LINK Project's interventions.
