Sustainability
The Mozambique LNG Project is committed to being a good neighbor on the Afungi Peninsula, in the Palma District and in the wider Cabo Delgado Province. This means we want to play our part in delivering positive environmental and social outcomes for these communities and for Mozambique as a whole.
To meet our commitment, and in line with both Mozambican regulations and international standards, we have created environmental and social management and monitoring plans that assess and manage project impacts and risks. In particular, our focus is to ensure the project’s environmental and social management plans align with the International Finance Corporation’s Performance Standards (IFC’s Performance Standards) and the Equator Principles.
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Read more about our initiatives, plans and programs:
Environment
As part of our commitment to mitigating environmental issues related to the project, we’ve conducted environmental impact assessments and mitigation plans.
Stakeholder engagement
To actively engage in and strengthen relationships with project stakeholders, we have created a comprehensive stakeholder engagement plan and integration strategies.
Resettlement
To secure land access, manage displacement, and re-establish and develop livelihoods within local areas, we have developed a holistic resettlement plan.
Social investment
The project’s social investment strategy guides our social investment efforts focused on developing community health, education, and income generation.
Project-induced in-migration
To identify and manage the project’s potential to catalyze an influx of migrants to the area, we’ve conducted assessments and created management plans.
Community health management
To support healthy community development, we conducted a regional health impact assessment and developed health management plans and programs.
Human Rights and VPSHR
The respect of human rights is a commitment and continuous focal area for TotalEnergies E&P Mozambique Area 1 and the Mozambique LNG Project.