Rapports

UNICEF RESPONDED TO THE IMMEDIATE HUMANITARIAN NEEDS CHILDREN AND WOMEN AFFECTED BY THE 2007 FLOOD AND CYCLONE EMERGENCIES UNICEF helped meet the basic needs of over 107,000 flood-affected people sheltered in accommodation centres along the Zambezi River…

About Mozambique Since signing the 1992 peace accord, Mozambique has become one of Africa's most successful stories of post war reconstruction and economic recovery (UN Report on the Millennium Development Goals, 2005). Around 18.5 million people live in Mozambique, of whom 54%…

Major Developments The National Institute of Disaster Management (INGC) has released draft guidance on monitoring the resettlement process in the flood affected areas. The document was developed in line with the decisions made at the 5 April Ministerial Meeting on…

Major Developments On 5-6 April, a ministerial meeting was held in Chimoio, the capital of Manica province, in order to concretize resettlement plans in the flood affected areas. Participants at the meeting included representatives of the National Institute of Disaster…

Major Developments Explosion of Weapons Depot in Maputo On 22 March, fire at a weapons depot, located approximately 15 kilometers away from Maputo, caused massive explosions that were felt across the city. Latest figures provided by the Government of Mozambique indicate…

Major Developments On 17 March, strong gales hit the districts of Chókwè and Guijá in the province of Gaza. The worst affected areas were the administrative posts of Manjangue-Macarretane in Chókwè and Chinacanine in Guijá. Preliminary data from the National…

Major Developments An Inter-Agency Real-Time Evaluation (IA-RTE) will be conducted in Mozambique in the last week of March, at the recommendation of the Regional Director's Team members of RIACSO, the regional IASC forum, with strong support from the IASC Humanitarian…

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…