Informes

Major Developments On 12 March, the Mozambique Humanitarian Response Plan was launched electronically by the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) on behalf of the Mozambique Humanitarian Country Team. The plan covers medium term flood response and…

Reporting Period: 06-09 March 2007 ACTIVITIES/RESPONSES SITUATION OVERVIEW 1. A senior level UN mission, including the Resident Coordinator, WFP, UNICEF and WHO representatives, as well as the Head of the OCHA Regional Office for Southern Africa, visited the flood…

1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The Humanitarian Country Team is appealing for a further US$ 24 million(1) to support the Government of Mozambique in its efforts to address the emergency needs arising from the floods in the Zambezi River…

Major Developments In areas affected by the Zambezi floods, focus has shifted beyond the immediate humanitarian response phase, and the process of plot demarcation as part of the resettlement process is continuing in all four of the affected provinces. In…

OCHA Situation Report 10 MOZAMBIQUE FLOODS Prepared by the UN Resident Coordinator Emergency Communication Team SITUATION OVERVIEW 1. The Ministry of Agriculture's Technical Secretariat for Food Security and Nutrition (SETSAN) made available its Post-Floods/Drought/Cyclone Action Plan. This preliminary plan, which will be confirmed after…

OCHA Situation Report 10 MOZAMBIQUE FLOODS Prepared by the UN Resident Coordinator Emergency Communication Team SITUATION OVERVIEW 1. Teams are still assessing the situation in the Vilanculos area to measure the impact of Cyclone Favio. The army is present to provide support. Four…

Major Developments - Tropical Cyclone Gamede in the Indian Ocean has now decreased to a tropical storm and has passed to the south of Madagascar. The current trajectory of the cyclone suggests that Mozambique is not in danger. - On Monday…

Major Developments The progress of Tropical Cyclone Gamede in the Indian Ocean is being monitored, although the current trajectory of the cyclone suggests that Mozambique is not currently in danger. The water levels are above alert levels in the basin of…

Growing displaced population - half of them children - lacks access to basic needs Maputo, Mozambique, February 26, 2007-Massive flooding in central Mozambique, made worse by last week's arrival of tropical cyclone Favio, has now forced about 165,000 people from…

Major Developments The Cahora Bassa dam discharge rate remains at around 2,5-600 m3/s. The water levels are expected to decrease slightly over the next 24 hours in the entire Zambezi basin, despite isolated showers forecast in some areas. The provinces…