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Director Executivo: Rui de Vasconcelos* Sede: AAAJC* Telefone: 20030252*Cidade de Tete *Chingodzi* Editado em Português e Inglês
Sempre que o valor de 2,75% é comunicado, a selho Consultivo da localidade esteve presente, tornan-
circular que determina regras de sua utilização do-se problemática ainda mais essa adjudicação. O outro
ordena que o governo do distrito indique uma aspecto é que não é primeira vez que esse dinheiro está
equipa de trabalho multissectorial para consultas sendo aplicado de forma pouco clara. Já foi construída
comunitárias junto as lideranças locais. Esta equi- em Cateme uma represa para fins agrícolas e consumo
pa, encarrega-se por efectuar o levantamento das de gado no bairro, com infiltrações muito fortes que não
necessidades locais, porque é uma equipem é conservava água até em períodos de grandes chuvas.
composta por um representante do governo dis-
trital, o chefe da localidade beneficiária, sociedade
civil, líderes comunitários, secretários dos bairros Parceiros:
e membros do Comité de Gestão. Este levanta-
mento ocorre nas zonas de reassentamento, atra-
vés de uma sessão extraordinária para uma deli-
beração consensual através da apreciação e apro-
vação pelo Conselho Consultivo da Localidade e
depois do distrito. E na reunião da abertura das
cartas de apuramento, nenhum membro do Con-
Quem somos? Associação de Apoio e Assistência Jurídica as Comunidades (AAAJC), é uma organização da Sociedade Civil
Moçambicana, não-governamental, sem fins lucrativos, de âmbito nacional, fundada em 2008 e com os seus estatutos legal-
mente publicados em 2010 no Boletim da República nº. 2, III serie, 4º suplemento de 19 de Janeiro. A sede é na cidade de Tete.
Penhane OFICIAL REPORT CARD OF THE ASSOCIATION FOR SUPPORT AND LEGAL ASSISTANCE TO COMMUNITIES
The Executive Director Rui de Vasconcelos* Sede: AAAJC* Telefone: 20030252*City of Tete*Chingodzi* Edited in Portuguese & English
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It is true. Doing quick accounts gives $ 223,749. And made in meti- In Health can be built health centers and their equipment. In agricul-
cais, the bills hit 13,648,717, money to be spent on upgrading a 1km ture, the value can finance community irrigation and dams, as well
section, that is, a thousand meters of paved road in the rural resettle- as for forestry projects and even community forests, as well as ser-
ment neighborhood of Cateme in Moatize district. Admittedly, the vices for markets and even roads and bridges of local interest, as
management system established in circular number 01 / MPD-MF / well as water and water supply systems and sanitation. But all of
2013 is also oriented to public works, but of local interest. And pav- community election. And from this range of actions, the rural com-
ing 1 km of road adds no value to Cateme's rural resettlement. The munity of Cateme could not prefer 1 km paved.
population of Cateme is rural in profile, the urban one is resettled on
“25 de Septembro”. The one at Cateme creates oxen that pull plows When the money is viewed in the district government account, local
at the end of the journey and do not need pavers, especially when leadership is communicated to select priority projects according to
this road spends $ 223,749 per kilometer. the value available from each resettlement zone, and then to start
with the district UGEA procurement process.
And assuming that the use of this value is directed to the Education,
Agriculture, Markets, Services, Forestry and Public Works sectors of And more than that, this value has been problematic since it
local interest, it is unreasonable that the population of Cateme pre- emerged. It should be noted that from 2013 to 2017, 36,532,930 meti-
ferred to build 1 km of paved road, because not even drinking water cals were disbursed. But it noted a decrease in the assigned limit,
has. For those who know the neighborhood of Cateme the road that delays in release and non-release in all assigned limits in some cases.
will spend 13,648,717 meticals is a shame. It is a small section that In terms of numbers, in 2013, 8,566,480 meticals were received
runs from the square to the intersection of the hospital, where is the against 22,267,420 meticals reported. In the following year, 2014,
children's square, in a section of 1 km. A serious model of taking all 13,056,480 were communicated but 4,302,810 meticals were dis-
the money destined for the population from where coal is mined, bursed, so that in 2015 a communication of 10,878,940 and the same
and making this community more impoverished. as it, had been received.
Another aspect about this value is that the circular guides that class-
rooms and their equipment can be erected.
Whenever the 2.75% figure is communicated, the circu- A dam was already built in Cateme for agricultural
lar that determines its usage rules mandates the dis- and livestock consumption in the neighborhood,
trict government to appoint a multisectoral work team with very strong infiltrations that did not conserve
for community consultations with local leaders. This water even during periods of heavy rainfall.
team is responsible for surveying local needs because
it is a team composed of a representative of the district
government, the head of the beneficiary locality, civil
society, community leaders, district secretaries and
members of the Management Committee. This survey Partners:
takes place in the resettlement zones through an ex-
traordinary session for consensual deliberation
through consideration and approval by the Local Ad-
visory Council and after the district. And at the open-
ing meeting of the clearance letters, no member of the
local Advisory Council was present, making the award
even more problematic. The other aspect is that this is
not the first time this money is being applied unclear-
ly.
Who Are We? The Association for Support and Legal Assistance to Communities (AAAJC) is an mozambican Civil Society Organization (CSO) based in Tete province, non-governmental and non proffit, created in 2008 by
a group of Paralegals in natural resources and development law, formed by the Center for Legal and Judicial Training (CFJJ), now Ministry of Justice, who decided to organize themselves based on their knowledge to promote
social and economic development and respect for human rights based on observance of the principles of social justice, equity and sustainability. Its scope of action was limited to the areas of economic development and poverty
reduction in a participatory manner, legal support to communities and citizens, environmental education, conflict resolution, advocacy of public policies and human rights. In 2010, following the implementation of some initiatives
and completing the process of its constitution, the organization was formally legalized with statutes published in the Bulletin of the Republic no. 2, III series, 4th supplement of January 19, 2010.