Rapports

Highlights The Technical Secretariat for Food Security and Nutrition’s report was released in March 2016 and presents a serious food security and nutrition situation in the country. The report shifts the severity of the situation from the…

Highlights On 15 January 2016, the National Institute for Disaster Management (INGC) declared the Orange Institutional Alert due to El Niño drought conditions in the South of the Country. On 9 February the Government requested the HCT…

Context The inadequate water supply and sanitation infrastructure in Cuamba and Lichinga in northern Mozambique accounts for the majority of incidences of water-borne diseases and environmental degradation in Niassa Province. In order to address this situation, the Mozambican…

Ten primary schools in the western Mozambican province of Tete, near the border with Malawi, have been closed since the end of June, due to the presence nearby of gunmen of the former rebel movement Renamo,…

The final evaluation covers WFP's country programme (CP) 200286 (2012-2015). It was intended for both accountability and learning purposes and focuses on assessing: the appropriateness and coherence of the operation its results the factors explaining the results. The evaluation assessed…

Summary of WFP assistance: In Mozambique, WFP implements a Country Programme, a Protracted Relief and Recovery Operation and a Special Operation. WFP also implements a Bilateral Agreement designed to provide procurement and logistics services in support…

OVERVIEW Displaced families in Mozambique’s Zambezia Province continue to search for stability after severe flooding in early 2015 caused mass evacuations in low-lying areas of the region. After coordinating initial relief operations, the Government of Mozambique has…

2014 IN REVIEW The small victories which motivate us Message from Koenraad Vanormelingen, Representative UNICEF Mozambique The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) in Mozambique has one of the most critical and sensitive mandates, which is that of caring for…

OVERVIEW Four months after heavy rainfall caused extreme flooding and mass evacuations in Mozambique’s Zambezia Province, the vast majority of displaced families continue to reside within relocation sites. The National Institute for Disaster Management (INGC) coordinated the…

QUICK FIGURES Approximately 12,166 displaced families were identified within 45 relocation sites in Zambezia Province The highest number of displaced families (2,960 families) were recorded in the district of Maganja da Costa 34 of 45 assessed sites are official…