RESOURCES
REPORTS
A Decade of Impact
2023 Annual Report
January – December 2023
In 2023 ALPS Resilience continued to drive community-led stability in Cabo Delgado, building on the Rapid District Resilience Plan established since 2021. The year's focus shifted increasingly towards water infrastructure repair and rehabilitation alongside rapid small-infrastructure projects, strengthening basic services in districts affected by conflict. Sustained support from Ireland, the IOM and other partners reinforced ALPS's credibility with communities and government authorities and broadened collaboration across the northern region.
2022 Annual Report
January – December 2022
2022 was a year of consolidation and expansion for ALPS Resilience, scaling operations across six active programme streams in Cabo Delgado. Over the year ALPS conducted more than 100 focus group discussions across 12 districts, installed four water wells in Palma, rehabilitated Boa Viagem Primary School and constructed four community meeting halls, while launching the Palma Water Supply System Repair project with an energy sector client and a Child Protection Programme with UNICEF.
2021 Annual Report
January – December 2021
In 2021 ALPS Resilience deepened its presence in Cabo Delgado, Mozambique, despite the continuing impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on humanitarian operations and needs. The year's work centred on the Rapid District Resilience Plan (RDRP), funded by Irish Aid and delivered across the districts of Cabo Delgado, alongside research into community–law enforcement relations and the rollout of travel risk management and vehicle provision for field teams. Growing partnerships with the IOM and UNOPS, and the expansion of the ALPS office in Pemba, strengthened our operational capacity across northern Mozambique.
2020 Annual Report
April 2022
2020 was dominated by covid. ALPS Resilience continued to deliver the PRM project, along with the People-to-People dialogues in South Africa. ALPS opened an office in Pemba, Mozambique and undertook the Identifying Resilience Project in Cabo Delgado. 2020 saw substantial growth in Mozambique with new offices earmarked for Palma and other districts. ALPS is looking forward to 2021.
2019 Annual Report
May 2020
2019 was a year of tremendous growth for ALPS Resilience. ALPS was founded in 2015 working with the Somali diaspora community in South Africa’s Western Cape and investing in resilience building projects. These projects included providing free English and computer classes to refugees and asylum seekers while strengthening the capacity of our community-based partner.
P2P Synthesis Report
October 2018 – November 2019
On 28th September 2018, the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) awarded ALPS Resilience a Fixed Amount Award, titled ‘People to People Dialogues: Fostering Social Cohesion in South Africa through Conversation’. People to People Dialogues (P2P) is a 15-month project whose goal is ‘to combat xenophobia in South Africa by fostering social cohesion and healthy relationships between foreign nationals and locals, with a specific focus on decreasing xenophobic attacks against Somali foreign nationals’.
Situational Analysis Synthesis Report
May 2019
This synthesis report is based on a qualitative study conducted by the Safety and Violence Initiative (SaVI) at the University of Cape Town (UCT) on behalf of ALPS Resilience. It is part of a broader project: the ‘People to People Dialogues: Fostering social cohesion in South Africa through conversation’ project (P2P).