Rapports

In Numbers 1,269 mt of food assistance distributed US$ 306,366 cash based transfers made US$3.7 million six months (January-June 2018) net funding requirements, representing 64% of total 179,258 people assisted in July 201 Operational Updates Health centers in the provinces of Cabo…

In Mozambique malnutrition is severe and widespread and little improvement has been made in recent years. The effects of malnutrition are wide ranging and severe. Mozambique’s high rate of malnutrition, characterised by child stunting, has short-term consequences for…

The Department for International Development (DFID) leads the UK’s global efforts to end extreme poverty, deliver the Global Goals for Sustainable Development (SDGs) and tackle a wide range of global development challenges. The UK’s focus and…

Operational Context Malnutrition is a severe public health concern and food insecurity remains a cyclical problem in Mozambique. Forty-three percent of children under the age of five are stunted (SETSAN 2013). In the northern region, the prevalence…

We were inspired by the strength and love of a mother who pushed a heavy wheelchair more than a kilometer on a sandy path to take her child to school every day. Ilídio was born in a…

In Numbers 1,654 MT of food assistance distributed US$ 346,626 in cash based transfers US$ 1.8 unmet funding requirements for MarchAugust 2018, representing 9% of total requirements for the period. 237,799 people assisted in March Operational Updates • Around 300 people including…

STORY HIGHLIGHTS Mozambique pioneered an IDA results-based-financing approach in health and education which served as an incentive for best practices and good governance in health and education Thanks to the program, sectors created their own incentives to drive…

Maputo, 5 April 2018, Following the devastating impact of Cyclone Dineo in February 2017, CARE Mozambique, in cooperation with the government of Inhambane province, recently completed the rebuilding of 163 classrooms for more than 14,000…

Highlights Unfavorable weather conditions, high temperatures, persistence of pest infestation, continued recovery from the 2015/2016 El Nino drought, are likely to have a negative impact on 2018 harvest and food security. WFP food assistance programmes currently ongoing in…

Highlights On 17 January, the northern provinces were hit by a tropical depression which brought heavy rains and flooding. WFP supported the government response via food assistance in Nampula. WFP is initiating a Moderate Acute Malnutrition (MAM) treatment…