Rapports

MAPUTO, 14 February 2012 – UNICEF is seeking US$6.8 million to meet the needs of tens of thousands of children and women affected by severe flooding of the Limpopo River in Mozambique. Some of the country’s heaviest…

Executive Summary On 12 January 2013, the Mozambique authorities declared an orange alert due to heavy rains that lasted for more than a week. Until 20 January 2013, moderate to intense rains had already affected 150,000 persons…

Highlights Coordination activities have been reinforced by the Government with the set-up of a mobile emergency operations center in Xai-Xai, capital of Gaza Province. Response in Gaza Province is ongoing. Air drop and air bridges are ensuring provision…

Highlights Tropical Cyclone Felleng continues to move south, parallel to the eastern coast of Madagascar. Heavy rainfall and strong winds are being reported in affected areas. New floods in northern and central Mozambique have killed 7 people and…

Highlights At least 48 people have died in severe floods in southern Mozambique. Some 250,000 people have been affected, of which 146,000 people are still being housed in temporary shelters. Tropical Cyclone “Felleng” is heading towards the eastern…

Maputo 25 January 2013. An estimated 84,000 people—the majority projected to be children—have been affected throughout Mozambique by flooding and inundation caused by intense rains since 12 January. In Gaza Province alone, the hard-hit districts of…

Under the aegis of Schools for Af rica, the Child-Friendly Schools initiative in Mozambique promotes the rights of children and aims to improve the quality of primary education through a set of multi-sectoral interventions. It reinforces…

MAPUTO, Mozambique, 28 June 2012 - The Foundation for Community Development (FDC) and UNICEF, in partnership with ROSC, launched the 2012 Budget Briefs on June 26. The briefs are a series of budget analysis documents that,…

Press Release No:2012/425/AFR WASHINGTON D.C., May 1, 2012 – The World Bank will support the Government of Mozambique in its effort to extend Early Childhood Development services in 600 rural communities. Through these community-based services, early attention…

A review by AfriMAP and the Open Society Initiative for Southern Africa 25 April 2012 The report argues that Mozambique’s commitment to providing access to education in a country scarred by years of conflict, with an illiteracy rate…