In Mozambique, Embrapa is engaged in three large projects i) Platform with the United States aimed at training for technological innovation and development of agriculture, ii) Food Security with the United States to strengthen family and/or subsistence horticulture, and iii) ProSavannah with Japan to adapt Brazil’s successful experience in the Cerrado for agricultural development of the Mozambican Savannahs in the Nacala Corridor. Both public and private contributions are supporting parts of this very large and long term project. Brazil’s role in promoting South-South co-operation (cont.) Beginning in 2010 with the Brazil-Africa Dialogue, the idea of providing support to partner countries to adapt Brazil’s policies to promote agricultural development has attracted interest.