Reducing health risks through animal-human transmission in Mozambique’s National parks: Awareness rainging through Mobile Cinema (CINEMARENA)
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Imagine Foundation
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The Imagine ESG Foundation (IEF), in partnership with the Mozambican Association of
Filmmakers (AMOCINE), funded by the French Agricultural Research and Cooperation
Organization (CIRAD), carried out a one-month project focused on community
engagement in the Mozambican Limpopo National Park (LNP), Gaza Province, through
participatory mobile cinema. The project 'Reducing Health Risks Through Animal-Human
Transmission in Mozambique’s National Parks – Awareness Raising through Mobile
Cinema (CINEMARENA)' aimed to complement CIRAD’s engagement with the Limpopo
National Park Administration, district health and veterinary authorities as well as local
communities to reduce health risks related to the transmission of diseases from wildlife
to humans and to preserve wildlife while not endangering the local populations’ safety.
With a total budget of EUR 18 922, the project carried out a mobile cinema campaign in
the target district of Massingir and Mabalane in Gaza Province, in partnership with the
LNP Administration and local authorities to promote messages about the risks of
transmission of disease from wild and domestic animals to humans, the One Health
System and the necessity of early reporting.
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wildlife, wildlife conservation, capacity building, animal health, human health