Informes

Highlights From 04 to 08 March 2015, the central and north of the country were severely affected by heavy rains due to a tropical depression formed in the Mozambique Channel affecting at least 144,882 people in Nampula…

Situation Overview As of the 3 March, the Ministers Cabinet Council have lifted the red alert to institutional orange alert in view of perceived improvement of weather conditions, and will however continue to provide the required assistance…

“My house has been flooded. I couldn’t take anything out of the house. My pots, my clothes and blankets, everything disappeared with the water” says Admira Maurício, 29, a single mother from Nicoadala District in Northern…

Post-flood recovery process continues, while the main harvest starts in parts of the south Key Messages Pockets of displaced households affected by floods near the central and northern river basins, including the Licungo and Shire rivers, are experiencing…

P4P in Mozambique In Mozambique, P4P focuses on developing the capacity of farmers’ organizations (FOs). To date, 20 FOs have benefitted from P4P activities, including capacity development, equipment provision and infrastructure development. FOs are supported with training…

Maize, rice, and cowpeas are the most important food commodities for poor. Maize is the staple food for the poor, with rice most often used as a substitute. Among beans, cowpeas are the most important to…

Highlights Power supply to northern Mozambique and traffic over Licungo bridge has been restored. The logistical capacity in Zambézia Province was reinforced through the arrival of a helicopter with three metric tons load capacity. In Zambézia province there are…

FAO is urgently seeking USD 7 million to help flood-affected families in Mozambique who have lost all or part of their crops and livestock to quickly resume food production and enhance their resilience to future shocks.…

By Wilson Gama Until the floods came, Esperança Gonçalves (34) had been living a quiet life, running her shop and earning enough to feed her family of six in Mocuba, Quelimane province, northern Mozambique. “We were suddenly submerged…

The humanitarian community in Mozambique, including United Nations agencies, IOM, Red Cross and various NGOs, launched a $30.1 million response and recovery proposal today, to address the needs of over 160,000 flood-affected people in hard-hit Zambézia…