100,000+ people reached | 22 solar water towers | 30,000+ on continuous supply ALPS Resilience water programme, Palma District, Cabo Delgado, 2022 to 2026, delivered with an energy sector client Before ALPS began work in Palma District, some households walked 600 to 1,000 metres for water. That is roughly six or seven football pitches laid end to end, twice a day, often to a source of doubtful quality. Cabo Delgado's coast has plenty of communities like this: too spread out f

Students gather beneath one of the ALPS supplied event tents at the Kovel festival, 22 May 2026 In May 2026, ALPS Resilience Ukraine partnered with local NGO Brainstorm, with the support of the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia in Kyiv, to deliver two environmental festivals for schoolchildren in Ukraine's Volyn region, as part of the wider Green Communities: Nature, Children, Community initiative. Held at Lyceum No. 2 in Kamin-Kashyrskyi on 18 May and at Lyceum No. 1 in Ko

The completed Muxara Public Space in Pemba Under IOM Mozambique's community stabilisation and durable solutions programming, ALPS Resilience is delivering water access, public space and community facility projects for displaced and host communities across three districts of Cabo Delgado Province: Pemba City, Mocimboa da Praia and Metuge. In Pemba, the completed Muxara Public Space has transformed a vacant lot in a neighbourhood that received significant numbers of displaced p

ALPS Resilience has published its final report on three years of logistics and transport support to the United Nations Office for Project Services in northern Mozambique, delivered under the Northern Crisis Recovery Project funded by the World Bank. From 2021 to April 2024, in a province where an active insurgency made reaching communities a security challenge in its own right, ALPS provided the vehicles, drivers and field logistics that enabled UNOPS and its partners to oper

As part of the ongoing implementation of Phase 4 of the Palma Water Rehabilitation Project, ALPS Resilience recently welcomed a field visit from partners to key project sites in Palma District. During the visit, the team toured two elevated water towers currently under construction, including their associated public water points. These sites are part of the broader effort to expand access to safe and reliable water for communities across the district. The visit also included

ALPS Resilience continues to make steady progress under Phase 4 of the Palma Water Rehabilitation Project, with a strong emphasis on community participation and local ownership. Across Palma District, local residents are actively involved in the construction of new public water points, bringing safe and reliable water sources closer to their communities. This hands-on approach not only accelerates implementation but also ensures that infrastructure is maintained and sustained