Mozambique's Second-Hand Clothing Industry: A Lifeline for Millions and a Catalyst for Economic Growth
07.08.2025 - 18:05:29About CFA Services
CFA was established in 2007 specialising in monetization and Food Aid programs: working with the U.S. Government propelled food aid commodities in very challenging and developing market locations around the world, particularly Africa. CFA has led post-monetization market impact studies, evaluating the impact of food commodity sales on local food production, impact on price development, assessment of trade displacement, impact on availability and overall utilisation of local logistic capacity. CFA Services, is a limited liability company (LLC equivalent), fully insured and registered in the Republics of South Africa and Mauritius.
About Abalon Capital LDA
Abalon Capital is a professional services organisation that provides advisory services in market assessments, agricultural development, business structuring and SME business design and financial advisory. It focuses areas include value chain analysis and development, capacity building, rural development, operational excellence, business analysis and re-modelling, and developing strategic investment plans. Its clients include corporates (including SMEs), governments, development banks, foundations, local investors, communities and broader civil society. Since inception 10yrs ago, Abalon Capital has worked for major development agencies, including UNHCR, WFP, FAO, ILO, GAIN, EU and iDE Global, among others. Within the consortium, Abalon brings extensive experience in market research, including on monetisation programs in collaboration with CFA Services.
About ADPP Mozambique
ADPP Mozambique is a Mozambican non-governmental organisation working in the areas of quality education, health and well-being, sustainable agriculture and the environment. Created in 1982, the organisation has grown steadily, expanding its interventions throughout the country with the implementation of various projects. It currently employs around 3,300 people and implements more than 60 projects in all the country's provinces, benefiting around 8.2 million Mozambicans every year. ADPP's activities depend on funding from partnerships that have been created and established over more than 40 years of its existence in the country.
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