Rapports

Mueda, prompted by violent attacks perpetrated by Non-State Armed Groups (NSAGs) in the Mocimboa da Praia district. UNHCR deployed a multisectoral mission (Jan 22-24), informing this report. The District Planning and Infrastructure Service (SDPI) in Mueda,…

INTRODUCTION Since January 16th, the influx of internally displaced persons (IDPs) has significantly decreased compared to the previous week. Two sites received new arrivals: Xinavane with 5 households (HHs) and Cardoso with 37 households, bringing the total…

Mozambique hosts approximately 25,000 refugees and asylum-seekers, while 850,599 people remain displaced internally due to violence perpetrated by non-state armed groups and the devastating impact of the climate crisis – with Mozambique being one of the…

BACKGROUND Due to the recurring security challenges in Xai, Pangane, Quinto Congresso, Novo Cabo, Litandacua and Nova Zambezia, families were forced to flee their homes, seeking refuge in different locations within Macomia Sede, including the existing resettlement sites…

About this report This report contains an analysis of the non-sensitive, operational feedback that CCCM actors receive within Mozambique in a reporting period. Community feedback is gathered and managed in a system that tracks referral status, agencies…

Highlights of humanitarian needs in the district According to the DTM-mobility tracking assessment round 19( August 2023), Ancuabe district hosts 44,551 IDPs and 30,424 returnees requiring humanitarian assistance in camp coordination and camp management, food,health, livelihoods, nutrition,…

Highlights of humanitarian needs in the district The displaced people started returning following the improved security situation since the beginning of 2022. DTM-mobility tracking assessment round 19 reported some 45, 654 returnees and 11,045 IDPs are in…

Highlights of humanitarian needs in the district − The conflict caused displacement of people and damaged infrastructures such as shelters, schools, and health facilities in Muidumbe. − One in seven health facilities is working; 10 of 27 schools…

Highlights of humanitarian needs in the district The insecurity situation in Nangade caused displacements within the district and to the neighbouring Mueda district. However, since the beginning of 2023, the situation has improved significantly, allowing partners to…

Highlights of humanitarian needs in the district As of August 2023, Mueda had 83,631 IDPs and 54,387 other people had returned to the district. Both IDPs and returnees require shelter, WASH, health, education, protection, nutrition, food and…