The Anchor Investment SitesmoZamBIQuE TourIsm anCHor InvEsTmEnT program

Contents

Introduction Page 2

Mozambique Tourism Anchor Investment Program Page 3

Crusse/Jamali Anchor Site Page 5

Gilé Anchor Site Page 7

Inhassoro Anchor Site Page 9

Maputo Elephant Reserve Anchor Site Page 11

Next Steps and Contact Details Page 12

Contents

Introduction Page 2

Mozambique Tourism Anchor Investment Program Page 3

Crusse/Jamali Anchor Site Page 5

Gilé Anchor Site Page 7

Inhassoro Anchor Site Page 9

Maputo Elephant Reserve Anchor Site Page 11

Next Steps and Contact Details Page 12

The Mozambique Tourism Anchor Investment Program is a joint initiative of the Government of Mozambique represented by the Ministry of Tourism, and IFC, a member of the World Bank Group with the objective of securing high-quality tourism investment in Mozambique.

Mozambique has a wealth of natural tourism assets: 2,700km of tropical coastline, wide sandy bays, coral reefs, 15% of land

declared ‘Protected Area’, and a consistently warm and sunny climate. Over the centuries, the Portuguese, Arabic and African

influences have fused together to create a uniquely Mozambican culture, reflected in the architecture, cuisine, language, art

and music that provide an element of the ‘exotic’ amongst the homogeneity of English-speaking southern Africa.

Stretching the length of the country, Mozambique’s striking white beaches have been voted some of the most attractive in the

world with many rare and endemic species, such as dugongs, manta rays and whale sharks, thriving in the undisturbed marine

environment. The current rehabilitation of the Game Parks and the Transfrontier Conservation Areas is putting Mozambique

back on the map as a major wildlife destination, and offers investors an opportunity to combine both wildlife and coastal assets

into unique, high-quality tourism developments.

Today, Mozambique still represents a relatively untouched, pristine paradise for tourism development. With tourism in the sub-

Saharan region growing at the fastest rate in the world and the attention of millions of people focused on neighboring South

Africa for the World Cup in 2010, now is the time to capitalize on the unexplored opportunities of Mozambique.

The Mozambique Tourism Anchor Investment Program was created in 2006 as a partnership between the Ministry of Tourism and IFC in order to directly facilitate high-quality tourism investment into the country. Already well-established and recognized in Mozambique, it has received substantial time and resource donations as well as full commitment from the Government, donors, multi-lateral organizations and local stakeholders.

The Program has identified and selected a limited number of investment opportunities across the country, known as ‘Anchor

Investment Sites’. Each of these sites has been legally secured in the name of the Program’s implementing partner, FUTUR,

the National Tourism Fund. Together with IFC, FUTUR has carried out considerable work in conducting pre-feasibility studies,

assessing the viability of the sites, registering the land, liaising with communities and clearing the sites of all administrative and

regulatory barriers, leaving them free, clean and available for immediate investment.

The Anchor Investment Sites are developed according to the following models:

Eco-tourism development model•

Low impact, environmentally sustainable developments in Protected Areas.

Tourism resort model•

Sustainable tourism development in a pristine coastal environment.

Integrated resort model •

Large-scale integrated development in an established destination with multiple components (golf, retail, hotels).

The Anchor Investment Sites have been selected for their advantages in terms of natural assets, location, access, development

potential and proximity to existing attractions.

Introduction Mozambique Tourism Anchor Investment Program

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The Mozambique Tourism Anchor Investment Program is a joint initiative of the Government of Mozambique represented by the Ministry of Tourism, and IFC, a member of the World Bank Group with the objective of securing high-quality tourism investment in Mozambique.

Mozambique has a wealth of natural tourism assets: 2,700km of tropical coastline, wide sandy bays, coral reefs, 15% of land

declared ‘Protected Area’, and a consistently warm and sunny climate. Over the centuries, the Portuguese, Arabic and African

influences have fused together to create a uniquely Mozambican culture, reflected in the architecture, cuisine, language, art

and music that provide an element of the ‘exotic’ amongst the homogeneity of English-speaking southern Africa.

Stretching the length of the country, Mozambique’s striking white beaches have been voted some of the most attractive in the

world with many rare and endemic species, such as dugongs, manta rays and whale sharks, thriving in the undisturbed marine

environment. The current rehabilitation of the Game Parks and the Transfrontier Conservation Areas is putting Mozambique

back on the map as a major wildlife destination, and offers investors an opportunity to combine both wildlife and coastal assets

into unique, high-quality tourism developments.

Today, Mozambique still represents a relatively untouched, pristine paradise for tourism development. With tourism in the sub-

Saharan region growing at the fastest rate in the world and the attention of millions of people focused on neighboring South

Africa for the World Cup in 2010, now is the time to capitalize on the unexplored opportunities of Mozambique.

The Mozambique Tourism Anchor Investment Program was created in 2006 as a partnership between the Ministry of Tourism and IFC in order to directly facilitate high-quality tourism investment into the country. Already well-established and recognized in Mozambique, it has received substantial time and resource donations as well as full commitment from the Government, donors, multi-lateral organizations and local stakeholders.

The Program has identified and selected a limited number of investment opportunities across the country, known as ‘Anchor

Investment Sites’. Each of these sites has been legally secured in the name of the Program’s implementing partner, FUTUR,

the National Tourism Fund. Together with IFC, FUTUR has carried out considerable work in conducting pre-feasibility studies,

assessing the viability of the sites, registering the land, liaising with communities and clearing the sites of all administrative and

regulatory barriers, leaving them free, clean and available for immediate investment.

The Anchor Investment Sites are developed according to the following models:

Eco-tourism development model•

Low impact, environmentally sustainable developments in Protected Areas.

Tourism resort model•

Sustainable tourism development in a pristine coastal environment.

Integrated resort model •

Large-scale integrated development in an established destination with multiple components (golf, retail, hotels).

The Anchor Investment Sites have been selected for their advantages in terms of natural assets, location, access, development

potential and proximity to existing attractions.

Introduction Mozambique Tourism Anchor Investment Program

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Crusse/Jamali Anchor SiteTourIsm rEsorT

size

Total size of the site is 1,750ha. Crusse Island is approximately 16Ha, Jamali Island is approximately 75ha.

site description

The site is made up of three scalloped bays of white coral sand, dark petrified coral outcrops, inland tropical coastal forest and

two small islands, Crusse and Jamali. The mainland Napenja peninsula separates the islands, with the northern edge adjoining

Crusse giving way to a tidal creek and mangrove forest. Bordering the Indian Ocean on the east, the site is bordered to the west

by a 4,000ha protected woodland reserve.

Location

The site lies 30km off the nearest main road and is approximately 150km away from the provincial capital, Nampula. It is

also 40km from Ilha de Moçambique, and 30km from Nacala, eastern Africa’s deepest natural harbor, earmarked for the

development of a large commercial airport. The international airport in Nampula has the second largest landing capacity in the

country (apart from Maputo) and is able to land planes up to a Boeing 737. From the site, high and low voltage power lines can

be found approximately 18km and 10-12km away respectively.

Ilha de moçambique

Ilha de Moçambique, the 15th Century former Arab trading post and later capital of the country, lies just 45 minutes south of the

Crusse/Jamali Anchor Site by boat. Featuring a unique blend of European, Arabic and African history, culture and architecture,

the small island is one of the country’s tourism gems.

Concept development

The characteristics of the site facilitate a variety of developments, including exclusive island lodges, marinas, hotels, restaurants

and waterfront residential developments. The protective character of the islands, scalloped bays and shallow coast provide

extensive opportunities for safe swimming and recreational water activities, whilst the reefs and coral outcrops are ideal for

snorkeling and diving at all skill levels. Excellent potential for game fishing is offered in the neighboring deep-water channel,

and the adjacent woodland reserve has the potential for future development into a game reserve.

Situated alongside the warm, azure waters of the Indian Ocean, this large pristine site of scalloped bays and two small islands in Nampula Province has been selected for development of an exlusive tourism resort. A short boat-trip away from the 15th Century UNESCO World Heritage Site of Ilha de Moçambique, this site offers excellent potential for the creation of clusters of boutique hotels, a marina, stilted chalets, tented camps and a number of select high-end residential units.

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Crusse/Jamali Anchor SiteTourIsm rEsorT

size

Total size of the site is 1,750ha. Crusse Island is approximately 16Ha, Jamali Island is approximately 75ha.

site description

The site is made up of three scalloped bays of white coral sand, dark petrified coral outcrops, inland tropical coastal forest and

two small islands, Crusse and Jamali. The mainland Napenja peninsula separates the islands, with the northern edge adjoining

Crusse giving way to a tidal creek and mangrove forest. Bordering the Indian Ocean on the east, the site is bordered to the west

by a 4,000ha protected woodland reserve.

Location

The site lies 30km off the nearest main road and is approximately 150km away from the provincial capital, Nampula. It is

also 40km from Ilha de Moçambique, and 30km from Nacala, eastern Africa’s deepest natural harbor, earmarked for the

development of a large commercial airport. The international airport in Nampula has the second largest landing capacity in the

country (apart from Maputo) and is able to land planes up to a Boeing 737. From the site, high and low voltage power lines can

be found approximately 18km and 10-12km away respectively.

Ilha de moçambique

Ilha de Moçambique, the 15th Century former Arab trading post and later capital of the country, lies just 45 minutes south of the

Crusse/Jamali Anchor Site by boat. Featuring a unique blend of European, Arabic and African history, culture and architecture,

the small island is one of the country’s tourism gems.

Concept development

The characteristics of the site facilitate a variety of developments, including exclusive island lodges, marinas, hotels, restaurants

and waterfront residential developments. The protective character of the islands, scalloped bays and shallow coast provide

extensive opportunities for safe swimming and recreational water activities, whilst the reefs and coral outcrops are ideal for

snorkeling and diving at all skill levels. Excellent potential for game fishing is offered in the neighboring deep-water channel,

and the adjacent woodland reserve has the potential for future development into a game reserve.

Situated alongside the warm, azure waters of the Indian Ocean, this large pristine site of scalloped bays and two small islands in Nampula Province has been selected for development of an exlusive tourism resort. A short boat-trip away from the 15th Century UNESCO World Heritage Site of Ilha de Moçambique, this site offers excellent potential for the creation of clusters of boutique hotels, a marina, stilted chalets, tented camps and a number of select high-end residential units.

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Gilé Anchor SiteECo-TourIsm dEvEopmEnT

size

The total size of the Reserve is 2,100km2. Casuarina Island is approximately 30ha, and Epidendron is approximately 40ha.

Concessions within the Reserve and islands will be awarded to investors. They will vary in size and can be negotiated.

site description

The Gilé Reserve is one of three Protected Areas north of the Zambezi River in Mozambique. It covers a vast tract of wilderness

comprising mature miombo woodland interspersed with grassland dambos, inselbergs, numerous watercourses and large

stands of intact riverine forest. It is bounded to the east and west by the Molocué and Mulela rivers and by a ±30km wide

corridor of land to the south between the Reserve and the coast. Lying in clear blue water 10km off the coast and 5km

apart, Epidendron and Casuarina Islands are fringed by excellent beaches, harbor well-developed indigenous forests and are

surrounded by extensive coral atolls.

Location

Gilé is ±410km by road from Quelimane and 210km from the nearest airport at Nampula. The road from Nampula to Moma is

due to be paved, making Moma the major staging point for supplying the islands. Moma, Pebane and Gilé all have registered

airstrips. Within the Reserve there are six warden posts and a road network of approximately 180km that is due for rehabilitation

under the park management agreement between MITUR and the International Foundation for the Conservation of Wildlife.

There is no grid electricity in Gilé or on the islands and, although the Reserve is well supplied by surface fresh-water, the presence

of underground reserves will need to be explored on the islands.

Concept development

The beautiful, remote wilderness of Gilé, combined with the pristine coral islands, offers a unique opportunity to package

Mozambique’s wildlife experience with an outstanding tropical island and marine opportunity. The entire site is of sufficient

scale to facilitate the development of several luxury lodges and secluded villas both in the Reserve and on the adjoining islands.

Restocking the Reserve with wildlife brings potential for the site to become a spectacular wildlife destination, combined with

an exclusive beach, diving and snorkeling experience just a short plane-ride away. Gilé Anchor Site is remote and relatively

inaccessible. For developments of this nature this is a rare advantage, providing opportunities to develop a secluded, exclusive

retreat for visitors, well off the beaten track.

The Gilé Reserve, a beautiful, remote, wild and unpopulated Protected Area in Zambezia Province, comes hand-in-hand with two small offshore islands some 40km away; Casuarina and Epidendron. With both components rich in biodiversity and home to some of the most prized species of flora and fauna in the world, this package is perhaps one of the last remaining opportunities for large-scale investment in conservation areas in Africa, as well as a unique opportunity to develop world-class bush-beach eco-tourism.

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Gilé Anchor SiteECo-TourIsm dEvEopmEnT

size

The total size of the Reserve is 2,100km2. Casuarina Island is approximately 30ha, and Epidendron is approximately 40ha.

Concessions within the Reserve and islands will be awarded to investors. They will vary in size and can be negotiated.

site description

The Gilé Reserve is one of three Protected Areas north of the Zambezi River in Mozambique. It covers a vast tract of wilderness

comprising mature miombo woodland interspersed with grassland dambos, inselbergs, numerous watercourses and large

stands of intact riverine forest. It is bounded to the east and west by the Molocué and Mulela rivers and by a ±30km wide

corridor of land to the south between the Reserve and the coast. Lying in clear blue water 10km off the coast and 5km

apart, Epidendron and Casuarina Islands are fringed by excellent beaches, harbor well-developed indigenous forests and are

surrounded by extensive coral atolls.

Location

Gilé is ±410km by road from Quelimane and 210km from the nearest airport at Nampula. The road from Nampula to Moma is

due to be paved, making Moma the major staging point for supplying the islands. Moma, Pebane and Gilé all have registered

airstrips. Within the Reserve there are six warden posts and a road network of approximately 180km that is due for rehabilitation

under the park management agreement between MITUR and the International Foundation for the Conservation of Wildlife.

There is no grid electricity in Gilé or on the islands and, although the Reserve is well supplied by surface fresh-water, the presence

of underground reserves will need to be explored on the islands.

Concept development

The beautiful, remote wilderness of Gilé, combined with the pristine coral islands, offers a unique opportunity to package

Mozambique’s wildlife experience with an outstanding tropical island and marine opportunity. The entire site is of sufficient

scale to facilitate the development of several luxury lodges and secluded villas both in the Reserve and on the adjoining islands.

Restocking the Reserve with wildlife brings potential for the site to become a spectacular wildlife destination, combined with

an exclusive beach, diving and snorkeling experience just a short plane-ride away. Gilé Anchor Site is remote and relatively

inaccessible. For developments of this nature this is a rare advantage, providing opportunities to develop a secluded, exclusive

retreat for visitors, well off the beaten track.

The Gilé Reserve, a beautiful, remote, wild and unpopulated Protected Area in Zambezia Province, comes hand-in-hand with two small offshore islands some 40km away; Casuarina and Epidendron. With both components rich in biodiversity and home to some of the most prized species of flora and fauna in the world, this package is perhaps one of the last remaining opportunities for large-scale investment in conservation areas in Africa, as well as a unique opportunity to develop world-class bush-beach eco-tourism.

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Inhassoro Anchor SiteInTEgraTEd rEsorT

size

The site is 2,500ha. It has 5.7km beachfront and extends to a depth of 5km inland.

site description

Inhassoro site is made up of 2,500ha of riverine forest, woodland and bush. Towards the coast this gives way to dunes and a

wide sandy beach followed by clear, shallow water that is protected by the Bazaruto Archipelago to the east. The water in the

bay can recede significantly at low tide, but is no more severe than at other comparable coastal resorts such as Zanzibar. The two

freshwater rivers at the northern and southern boundaries have created attractive pools and forest glades, with a tidal mangrove

forest growing at the mouth of the northern river.

Location

Inhassoro site is located approximately 30km from Inhassoro and 25km from the town of Vilanculos and its international airport,

currently undergoing a multi-million dollar expansion for completion in 2008. A small airstrip is located within the site and could

be rehabilitated with ease. There is a 27km dirt road direct to the site from Vilanculos. Low voltage power runs parallel to the

western boundary of the site, and there are future plans to develop a gas-powered electricity plant approximately 20km away.

Freshwater is in evidence on both the northern and southern boundaries in the form of spring-fed rivers.

Tourism supply and demand

Inhassoro is part of the greater Vilanculos and Bazaruto Arpichelago tourism area. This area is currently Mozambique’s most

developed and upmarket tourism destination. Collectively the area has in the region of 1,900 beds.

Concept development

The vision for this site is to develop a unique integrated resort of low to medium density with a mix of uses that cater for a range

of tourism market segments including international, regional and domestic. It is intended that the resort supports at least one

golf course and up to 1,800 residential units. The surrounding archipelago, reefs and islands are ideal for snorkeling and diving

at all skill levels, whilst the offshore deep water channel also provides opportunities for game fishing. It is envisaged that the

rehabilitated airstrip could potentially link with airstrips on the islands of the archipelago to better facilitate circuits and linkages

between the proposed resort and the islands.

With elevated views across to the spectacular islands of the famous Bazaruto Archipelago, this mainland coastal site in Inhambane Province is a stunning location for large-scale tourism development. Comprising sandy beachfront, dunes and semi-dry woodland ecosystems, this site is bounded to the north and south by two spring-fed rivers. The site offers a unique opportunity to develop an exclusive integrated resort in a much sought-after, well-established tourism location.

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Inhassoro Anchor SiteInTEgraTEd rEsorT

size

The site is 2,500ha. It has 5.7km beachfront and extends to a depth of 5km inland.

site description

Inhassoro site is made up of 2,500ha of riverine forest, woodland and bush. Towards the coast this gives way to dunes and a

wide sandy beach followed by clear, shallow water that is protected by the Bazaruto Archipelago to the east. The water in the

bay can recede significantly at low tide, but is no more severe than at other comparable coastal resorts such as Zanzibar. The two

freshwater rivers at the northern and southern boundaries have created attractive pools and forest glades, with a tidal mangrove

forest growing at the mouth of the northern river.

Location

Inhassoro site is located approximately 30km from Inhassoro and 25km from the town of Vilanculos and its international airport,

currently undergoing a multi-million dollar expansion for completion in 2008. A small airstrip is located within the site and could

be rehabilitated with ease. There is a 27km dirt road direct to the site from Vilanculos. Low voltage power runs parallel to the

western boundary of the site, and there are future plans to develop a gas-powered electricity plant approximately 20km away.

Freshwater is in evidence on both the northern and southern boundaries in the form of spring-fed rivers.

Tourism supply and demand

Inhassoro is part of the greater Vilanculos and Bazaruto Arpichelago tourism area. This area is currently Mozambique’s most

developed and upmarket tourism destination. Collectively the area has in the region of 1,900 beds.

Concept development

The vision for this site is to develop a unique integrated resort of low to medium density with a mix of uses that cater for a range

of tourism market segments including international, regional and domestic. It is intended that the resort supports at least one

golf course and up to 1,800 residential units. The surrounding archipelago, reefs and islands are ideal for snorkeling and diving

at all skill levels, whilst the offshore deep water channel also provides opportunities for game fishing. It is envisaged that the

rehabilitated airstrip could potentially link with airstrips on the islands of the archipelago to better facilitate circuits and linkages

between the proposed resort and the islands.

With elevated views across to the spectacular islands of the famous Bazaruto Archipelago, this mainland coastal site in Inhambane Province is a stunning location for large-scale tourism development. Comprising sandy beachfront, dunes and semi-dry woodland ecosystems, this site is bounded to the north and south by two spring-fed rivers. The site offers a unique opportunity to develop an exclusive integrated resort in a much sought-after, well-established tourism location.

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Maputo Elephant Reserve Anchor SiteECo-TourIsm dEvELopmEnT

size

The Anchor Program offers within the Maputo Elephant Reserve (also known as Maputo Special Reserve) three separate

concessions varying in size from 3,000ha to maximum 15,000ha.

site description

The entire Reserve is made up of riverine forest, wetland, freshwater lakes, grassland, dunes and several kilometers of wide

sandy beachfront. Each concession is situated on the coast with an uninterrupted view and exclusive access. The Indian Ocean,

with its pristine corals, spotted manta rays, whale sharks and turtles, provides excellent diving and, whilst the inland wildlife is

currently at an early stage of development, it too will become a significant tourism attraction. Responsibility for the management

of the Reserve is with the Ministry of Tourism, and the Reserve is also one of the beneficiaries of a 7-year, US$35 million World

Bank-funded ‘Transfrontier Conservation and Tourism Development Program’.

Location

The Reserve is about 2 hours from the nearest international airport at Maputo via a variety of paved, sand and 4x4 roads. From

South Africa access is granted by a high-quality paved road to Ponta do Ouro, followed by a sandy track, and access is also

available from Swaziland via the Goba border. The Reserve’s internal network consists of sandy tracks that are only passable

in 4x4 vehicles. There are airstrips at Ponta do Ouro ± 50km south, and on the Machangulo peninsula ±25km north of the

Reserve. High voltage power lines supplying the Machangulo peninsula traverse the north of the Reserve in a generally east/west

alignment and freshwater is available from the rivers and/or underground sources.

Concept development

The Ministry of Tourism (MITUR) has adopted an Investment Procurement Strategy for the Reserve, which is aimed at three

distinct investor profiles. An international lead investment is sought for Ponta Milibangalala in order to build investor confidence

and raise international awareness of the Reserve as an investment destination. A regional investment is designated for Ponta

Chemucane to further build investor confidence, integrate the Reserve into regional eco-tourism circuits and establish a model

community/private partnership. A domestic investment at Ponta Dobela will facilitate a development that is majority-owned by

a national investor and that opens the way for domestic participation in the tourism economy of the Reserve.

Lying between the capital city Maputo and the South African border, the Maputo Elephant Reserve with its unique and beautiful mosaic of forests, freshwater lakes, dunes, floodplains and rivers is the site for eco-tourism development in Maputo Province. The 800km² Protected Area is home to a rich birdlife, about 300 elephant, and is a breeding area for the almost extinct sea-turtle. Within easy distance of Maputo and the wider Kruger National Park area, this site offers a unique opportunity to integrate a luxury coastal tourism product into existing tourism circuits.

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Maputo Elephant Reserve Anchor SiteECo-TourIsm dEvELopmEnT

size

The Anchor Program offers within the Maputo Elephant Reserve (also known as Maputo Special Reserve) three separate

concessions varying in size from 3,000ha to maximum 15,000ha.

site description

The entire Reserve is made up of riverine forest, wetland, freshwater lakes, grassland, dunes and several kilometers of wide

sandy beachfront. Each concession is situated on the coast with an uninterrupted view and exclusive access. The Indian Ocean,

with its pristine corals, spotted manta rays, whale sharks and turtles, provides excellent diving and, whilst the inland wildlife is

currently at an early stage of development, it too will become a significant tourism attraction. Responsibility for the management

of the Reserve is with the Ministry of Tourism, and the Reserve is also one of the beneficiaries of a 7-year, US$35 million World

Bank-funded ‘Transfrontier Conservation and Tourism Development Program’.

Location

The Reserve is about 2 hours from the nearest international airport at Maputo via a variety of paved, sand and 4x4 roads. From

South Africa access is granted by a high-quality paved road to Ponta do Ouro, followed by a sandy track, and access is also

available from Swaziland via the Goba border. The Reserve’s internal network consists of sandy tracks that are only passable

in 4x4 vehicles. There are airstrips at Ponta do Ouro ± 50km south, and on the Machangulo peninsula ±25km north of the

Reserve. High voltage power lines supplying the Machangulo peninsula traverse the north of the Reserve in a generally east/west

alignment and freshwater is available from the rivers and/or underground sources.

Concept development

The Ministry of Tourism (MITUR) has adopted an Investment Procurement Strategy for the Reserve, which is aimed at three

distinct investor profiles. An international lead investment is sought for Ponta Milibangalala in order to build investor confidence

and raise international awareness of the Reserve as an investment destination. A regional investment is designated for Ponta

Chemucane to further build investor confidence, integrate the Reserve into regional eco-tourism circuits and establish a model

community/private partnership. A domestic investment at Ponta Dobela will facilitate a development that is majority-owned by

a national investor and that opens the way for domestic participation in the tourism economy of the Reserve.

Lying between the capital city Maputo and the South African border, the Maputo Elephant Reserve with its unique and beautiful mosaic of forests, freshwater lakes, dunes, floodplains and rivers is the site for eco-tourism development in Maputo Province. The 800km² Protected Area is home to a rich birdlife, about 300 elephant, and is a breeding area for the almost extinct sea-turtle. Within easy distance of Maputo and the wider Kruger National Park area, this site offers a unique opportunity to integrate a luxury coastal tourism product into existing tourism circuits.

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Next Steps

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register your interest

If you are an experienced tourism or property developer and/or operator, we would be delighted to hear from you. We are looking for primary developers for the resort sites and lodge operators for the eco-tourism developments but would also like to hear from hotel and/or golf-course investors and operators. Please register your interest in one or more of the Anchor Investment Sites with the Anchor Team. The Anchor Team will then update you with news on the program and the individual sites.

site information and visits

Detailed briefs of each Anchor Investment Site are available on request. The Anchor Team can also facilitate site visits to the Anchor Investment Sites and co-ordinate meetings with the relevant authorities and stakeholders.

Investment process

The investment procurement process seeks to broker a partnership between world-class tourism and property investors and the Government of Mozambique. The procurement method is designed to secure the best possible investment for Mozambique, whilst also acting to fast-track and streamline the investment process.

We are looking for larger scale developers and operators with a proven track record of similar developments in other emerging markets that subscribe to environmentally and socially sound development principles. Requests for Expressions of Interest (EoI) for each site will be publicly announced at staggered intervals. Following receipt and evaluation of EoI, prospective bidder(s) that meet investment criteria will be invited to submit detailed proposals.

Land title

Provisional land-titles for the Anchor Investment Sites have been secured and the sites are available for immediate investment. Final land title is subject to completion of due investment approvals, authorization by the Centre for Investment Promotion and the environmental impact assessment. The Anchor Team will provide guidance on the procedures on obtaining the required licenses and approvals.

anchor Team contact details

IFC Irene visser Anchor Program Manager

Hermione Nevill Investment Analyst 1222 Av. Kenneth Kaunda P.O Box 4053, Maputo Mozambique Tel: +258 21 482320 Email: hnevill@ifc.org

FuTur Zacarias sumbana Director

1023 Av 25 de Setembro 3rd Floor, Maputo Mozambique Tel: +258 21 307323 Email: zsumbana@futur.org.mz

Next Steps

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register your interest

If you are an experienced tourism or property developer and/or operator, we would be delighted to hear from you. We are looking for primary developers for the resort sites and lodge operators for the eco-tourism developments but would also like to hear from hotel and/or golf-course investors and operators. Please register your interest in one or more of the Anchor Investment Sites with the Anchor Team. The Anchor Team will then update you with news on the program and the individual sites.

site information and visits

Detailed briefs of each Anchor Investment Site are available on request. The Anchor Team can also facilitate site visits to the Anchor Investment Sites and co-ordinate meetings with the relevant authorities and stakeholders.

Investment process

The investment procurement process seeks to broker a partnership between world-class tourism and property investors and the Government of Mozambique. The procurement method is designed to secure the best possible investment for Mozambique, whilst also acting to fast-track and streamline the investment process.

We are looking for larger scale developers and operators with a proven track record of similar developments in other emerging markets that subscribe to environmentally and socially sound development principles. Requests for Expressions of Interest (EoI) for each site will be publicly announced at staggered intervals. Following receipt and evaluation of EoI, prospective bidder(s) that meet investment criteria will be invited to submit detailed proposals.

Land title

Provisional land-titles for the Anchor Investment Sites have been secured and the sites are available for immediate investment. Final land title is subject to completion of due investment approvals, authorization by the Centre for Investment Promotion and the environmental impact assessment. The Anchor Team will provide guidance on the procedures on obtaining the required licenses and approvals.

anchor Team contact details

IFC Irene visser Anchor Program Manager

Hermione Nevill Investment Analyst 1222 Av. Kenneth Kaunda P.O Box 4053, Maputo Mozambique Tel: +258 21 482320 Email: hnevill@ifc.org

FuTur Zacarias sumbana Director

1023 Av 25 de Setembro 3rd Floor, Maputo Mozambique Tel: +258 21 307323 Email: zsumbana@futur.org.mz